Good intentions, unintended outcomes: Impact of social assistance on tobacco consumption in Indonesia

Keyphrases

• Indonesia 100%
• Good Intention 100%
• Social Assistance 100%
• Tobacco Consumption 100%
• Social Assistance Programs 100%
• Unintended Outcomes 100%
• Low-income 50%
• Cigarette Consumption 50%
• Smokers 33%
• Tobit Regression 33%
• Cigarette 33%
• Difference-in-differences Regression 33%
• Smoking Intensity 33%
• Social Assistance Recipients 33%
• Tobacco 16%
• Well-being 16%
• Living with 16%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 16%
• Non-smokers 16%
• Socio-economic Survey 16%
• Indonesian Family Life Survey 16%
• Smoking Behavior 16%
• Socioeconomic Conditions 16%
• Policy Reform 16%
• Susenas 16%
• Educational Attainment 16%
• Householder 16%
• Dummy Variable 16%
• Income Effect 16%
• Sick Days 16%
• Socio-economic Indicators 16%
• Temptation Goods 16%
• Young Households 16%
• Education Expenditure 16%
• Two-sample T-test 16%
• Eligibility Conditions 16%
• Socio-economic Welfare 16%
• Health Expenditure 16%

Social Sciences

• Social Services 100%
• Tobacco Consumption 100%
• Low Income 30%
• Cigarette Consumption 30%
• Difference in Differences 20%
• Wellbeing 10%
• Welfare 10%
• Sociodemographics 10%
• Panel Data 10%
• Family 10%
• Educational Attainment 10%
• Nutrition and Health 10%
• Income Effect 10%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Difference-In-Differences 100%
• Welfare 50%
• Panel Study 50%
• Sociodemographics 50%
• Income Effect 50%