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 cultural issues such as language do come into play and act as a barrier.
 Reactionary economic mitigation efforts by households, such as reduced healthcare spending, selling of land or livestock assets, taking children out of school due to needing assistance at home can in turn lead to longer-term adverse consequences (thus, *mal-adaptation*) [@Kozel2014].
 
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 * estimated Gini coeff: Ninh Binh province [@Kozel2014]
     * 0.283 (2013)
     * top 90th percentile 3.57 times income 10th percentile
     * 13.63 percent in richest quintile
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 The results are further intensification of inequality along existing social lines during extreme events such as flooding: