variables: 165476

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165476 Access to state business opportunities by urban-rural location   Are state business opportunities equally available to qualified individuals or firms regardless of their rural or urban locations? 0: Extreme. Because they live in rural areas, 75% or more of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. 1: Unequal. Because they live in rural areas, 25% or more of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. 2: Somewhat Equal. Because they live in rural areas, 10 to 25% of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. 3: Relatively Equal. Because they live in rural areas, 5 to 10% of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. 4: Equal. Because they live in rural areas, less than 5% of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. 5: Rural-Bias. Because they live in urban areas, 25% of the population, even if qualified, lack access to state business opportunities. State business opportunities refer to the ability to compete for or receive a public procurement contract, to partner with the government in public-private partnerships, etc. Urban areas are defined as an area that meets the following conditions: population density exceeds a threshold of 150 persons per square kilometer, there is access to a sizeable settlement of 50,000 people or more within some reasonable travel time, for example 60 minutes by road. (World Development Report, 2009: 54) 2021-08-12 11:31:03 2023-06-15 05:05:42       5361 19977   
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