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Gendered impacts of cereal crop price increases on multidimensional poverty using short panel data from Ayina Bugna Woreda in Ethiopia
Using short panel data from Ayina Bugna Woreda, Ethiopia, this study demonstrates that rising cereal crop prices significantly exacerbate multidimensional poverty and deepen gender disparities, with female-headed households facing disproportionately higher risks of falling into severe poverty.
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