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downward mobility, it attains a unique equilibrium where unskilled, low-income agents support a low redistribution because of …
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agents support a low, rather than a high, redistribution when the economy is featured by a high opportunity of upward … are low: one is an unskilled-majority equilibrium supporting high redistribution and the other is a skilled …-majority equilibrium supporting low redistribution. Which equilibrium arises depends on the expectations of agents. The paper gives a …
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mobility levels and redistribution policies. We develop a politico-economic model that integrates occupational mobility … affected by individual educational investments with voting on redistribution policies. It is shown that a rigid labor market … will tend to produce multiple equilibria: a poor-majority equilibrium with lower mobility and higher redistribution and a …
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This paper develops a model where income inequality and intergenerational mo- bility are jointly determined via redistributive politics. The model includes two key factors: accessibility of tertiary education for poor-born agents and multiple self- ful?lling expectations of agents. Given these...
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This paper presents a politico-economic model including a mutual link between earnings mobility and redistribution … mobility and higher redistribution and a rich-majority equilibrium with higher mobility and lower redistribution. In contrast …, a high-risk economy produces a unique, poor-majority equilibrium with high mobility and low redistribution, which …
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This paper presents a politico-economic model including a mutual link between earnings mobility and redistribution … unskilled- majority equilibrium with lower mobility and higher redistribution, and a skilled- majority equilibrium with higher … mobility and lower redistribution. In contrast, a high-risk economy produces a unique, unskilled-majority equilibrium with high …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008492737
This paper develops a model where income inequality and intergenerational mobility are jointly determined via redistributive politics. The model includes two key factors: accessibility of tertiary education for poor-born agents and multiple, selffulfilling expectations of agents. Given these...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008623450