Is There a Rationale for Conditional Cash Transfers for Children in South Africa?(Essay)
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Introduction Cash transfers are one part of a range of measures for addressing poverty. A regular amount of money is allocated directly to particular groups such as the elderly, the unemployed, or children. Cash transfers differ from in-kind interventions, such as the provision of food or food stamps, in that they give the recipient choice about how to spend the money.
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