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SELLING OUR WAY INTO POVERTY: The Commercialisation of Poverty in Malawi
The aim of the article is to investigate the impact of commercialisation on household poverty in Malawi using the 1997/98 Integrated Household Survey data. The results indicate that overall those household who were more commercialised were better off than those who did not and thus commercialisation
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