Poverty Reduction Strategy policies in the Developing countries and Poverty alleviation Policies for Iran

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1 Professor of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Management, Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies, Tehran, Iran

2 PhD student of Tabriz University

3 Master of Economics, Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

Poverty Reduction Strategy policies in the Developing countries and Poverty alleviation Policies for Iran

Poverty Reduction Strategy policies in the Developing countries and Poverty alleviation Policies for Iran

Abstract

Over the period 1979-2021, despite the implementation of six development plan and poverty reduction policies, allocation of more resources, poverty remains an important challenge in the Iranian economy. Therefore, like other countries, we need a coherent strategy to alleviate poverty. To this end, we examined all PRSP for the developing countries and compared PRSP policies with poverty reduction policies in Iran by an analytical-comparative method. Moreover, poverty reduction policies for low-income, low-middle-income, and high-middle-income PRSP countries were classified based on macroeconomic, governance and public expenditure management, and structural- sectoral policies for poverty. Accordingly, we suggested a pakage of poverty alleviation policies for Iran’s economy.

Keywords: Poverty Reduction, PRSP, Low-Middle-Income, Developing countries

JEL Classification: A10, I38, O18

Keywords: Poverty Reduction, PRSP, Low-Middle-Income, Developing countries

JEL Classification: A10, I38, O18

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Economic Strategy
Volume 10, Issue 37 - Serial Number 37
September 2021
Pages 387-423

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