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Motivation
A major challenge with poverty measurement is that household consumption (or income) data are often unavailable or not comparable across survey rounds. Furthermore, panel data are even rarer, thus making it difficult—if not impossible—to track the dynamics of these households’ movements into or out of poverty in different periods.
Purpose
We review imputation methods that have been employed...
Questions that often come up in contexts where household consumption data are unavailable or missing include: what are the best existing methods to obtain poverty estimates at a single snapshot in time? and over time? and what are the best available methods to study poverty dynamics? A variety of different techniques have been developed to tackle these questions, but unfortunately, they are presented...
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