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The headline is a bit misleading. The authors give a range from 30-44%.
Very interesting conclusions on economic growth and extreme poverty. When an economy grows, the basic necessities might become too expensive for the poorest in the country.
Their abstract mentions only 30%. That would mean the authors themselves are misleading in the abstract.