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This study examines from a cross-national perspective the importance of inheritance as a source of private wealth … inheriting households own considerably more wealth than non-inheriting households, all other things equal. The wealth gap between … households who received lifetime gifts or bequests and those who did not varies hugely along the distribution of net wealth. At …
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high working income of the self-employed (200% of mean as the wealth line) in Germany. We distinguish between individual … of the self-employed. -- wealth and income distribution ; high working income ; self-employed ; social background …
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In neoclassical economic theory the level of individual income is predominantly determined by individual job performance. Thus high incomes reflect the high marginal productivity of labour of the affluent working population. While the scientific research of poverty has a long tradition, nearly...
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Background: As per currently accepted methodology of national economic accounting, China's household consumption rate … is considered relatively low. This paper discusses the evolvement of China’s consumption over time. Methods: Employing … two different measures of consumption, I compare the growth rate of China's household consumption with the growth rates of …
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show that nomenclatures in some regions successfully converted their political power into personal wealth by acquiring … inequality among private entrepreneurs, with former nomenclatures at the top of the social hierarchy in post-reform China …
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Preferences over wealth can explain why households do not spend more when real interest rates fall, because they save … more than optimal under a standard model. However, little is known about preferences over wealth empirically. We run an … wealth, consistent with wealth entering the utility function directly. …
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