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Observations on the Scope of Corruption in NREGA Projects (Final Report)

Working paper 15 Mar 2013 State and Tax

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  • The impacts of linking NREGA payments to UID: A Study of Maharashtra

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Siwan Anderson

Associate Professor of Economics, University of British Columbia

Ashok Kotwal

Former Professor, University of British Columbia

Ashwini Kulkarni

Head, Pragati Abhiyan

Bharat Ramaswami

Professor, Indian Statistical Institute (Delhi)
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