DASP: New Modules and Options in version 2.3
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IMDP_CMR
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Estimates the Chakravarty et al (1998)
multidimensional poverty index and its standard
error taking full account of survey design.
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IMDP_EWI
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Estimates the Extended Watts multidimensional
poverty index and its standard error taking full
account of survey design.
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IMDP_MFI
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Estimates the Chakravarty et al (1998)
multidimensional poverty index and its standard
error taking full account of survey design.
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IMDP_TSU
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Estimates the Tsui (2002) multidimensional
poverty index and its standard error taking full
account of survey design.
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IMDP_IHI
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Estimates the intersection headcount
multidimensional poverty index and its standard
error taking full account of survey design.
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IMDP_UHI
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Estimates the union headcount multidimensional
poverty index and its standard error taking full
account of survey design.
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IMDP_BCI
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Estimates the Bourguignon and Chakravarty (2003)
multidimensional poverty index and its standard
error taking full account of survey design.
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IMDP_AFI
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Estimates the Alkire and Foster (2007)
multidimensional poverty indices and their standard error taking full account of survey
design.
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IMODA
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Multiple Overlapping Deprivation Analysis indices:
The imoda DASP module produces a series of
multidimensional poverty indices in order to show
the incidence of deprivation in each dimension.
Further, this application estimates the incidence of
multi-deprivation in the different combinations of
dimensions.
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DASP Decomposition Modules
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DFGTG2D
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Sectoral decomposition of change in FGT indices.
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| DMDAFG
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Decomposes Alkire and Foster (2007)
multidimensional poverty indices by groups and provides standard errors on
various elements of the decompositions.
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| DMDAFS
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Decomposes Alkire and Foster (2007)
multidimensional
poverty indices by dimensions using the Shapley value approach.
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DASP Pro-poor Modules (Options)
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CPROPOORD
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Drawing the non-anonymous pro-poor curves (initial
or final period of reference).
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