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Social inequality and children's growth in Guatemala.
A. R. Pebley,
N. Goldman
Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
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Guatemala
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Social Inequality
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Child Growth
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Land Distribution
50%
Poverty
25%
They Live
25%
High Altitude
25%
Transport Network
25%
Family Socioeconomic Status
25%
Highly Stratified
25%
Maternal Education
25%
Land Tenure
25%
Public Services
25%
Child Health Status
25%
Child nutrition
25%
Growth Deficit
25%
Agricultural Condition
25%
Poor Living Condition
25%
Land Scarcity
25%
Child Height
25%
Family Social Status
25%
Social Sciences
Social Inequality
100%
Land Tenure
100%
Health Status
33%
Nutritional Status
33%
Living Conditions
33%
Public Utilities
33%
Transport Network
33%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Land Tenure
100%
Public Service
33%