2018
DOI: 10.1590/001152582018173
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Distribuição Espacial do Desempenho do Programa Bolsa Família: Um Estudo à Luz do IGD-M

Abstract: RESUMO O artigo analisa os condicionantes da distribuição espacial do desempenho do Programa Bolsa Família (PBF) à luz do Índice de Gestão Descentralizada (IGD-M) nos municípios brasileiros. Como procedimento metodológico delimitou-se como variável dependente o IGD-M e as variáveis independentes alguns condicionantes da gestão do PBF em nível municipal (área territorial em Km2; percentual de população urbana; densidade famílias por Km2; número de Famílias por Unidade do Programa Saúde da Família, Centro de Ref… Show more

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“…51). Notably these constraints have been reported to be less marked in north-eastern Brazil (52), which is where we find some evidence that BF alleviates (census derived) multidimensional poverty. Second, the increased taxation that is required to fund BF is disproportionately allocated to the poorer sectors of society, thus, increasing fiscal poverty among some BF participants (53) that reduces their capacity to purchase assets that contribute to our measure of multidimensional poverty.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 56%
“…51). Notably these constraints have been reported to be less marked in north-eastern Brazil (52), which is where we find some evidence that BF alleviates (census derived) multidimensional poverty. Second, the increased taxation that is required to fund BF is disproportionately allocated to the poorer sectors of society, thus, increasing fiscal poverty among some BF participants (53) that reduces their capacity to purchase assets that contribute to our measure of multidimensional poverty.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 56%