Do larger cash transfers improve longer-run outcomes more cost-effectively than smaller cash transfers? Our results discipline a debate on "Big Push" interventions
“Big push” interventions are commonly proposed to generate significant, sustained increases in household, community, and national income. A recent Working Paper compiles 38 estimates of the impacts of temporary cash transfers on household consumption from 14 countries.
World Food Programme Cash Temporary Unconditional Cash Transfers Complementary Interventions Consumption Per Unit Per Unit World Food Programme
Source: worldbank.org