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The paper titled "The Impact of Women’s Income on Household Nutrition" by Priya Bhagowalia and Arjita Chandna examines how women's income share affects household nutrition in India, utilizing data from the India Human Development Survey (2005, 2011). The study finds that a greater share of income controlled by women is positively associated with increased household calorie intake, especially from carbohydrates, but negatively with fats. The research highlights the significance of women's bargaining power in influencing household dietary choices, emphasizing the importance of income distribution in promoting better nutrition within households.
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