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This paper proposes a fully nonparametric model to investigate the dynamics of intergenerational income mobility for … discrete outcomes. In our model, an individual's income class probabilities depend on parental income in a manner that … Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), we find that race and parental education interact with parental income in children …
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We analyze the impact of World War II service on income and mobility among male Army and Army Airforce veterans from … Native American veterans earned slightly more. Income effects varied by type of income. Veterans also showed lower rates of …
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We study how preferences over the demographic composition of co-patrons affects income segregation in shared spaces. To … two notable regularities: preferences for high-income co-patrons are similar across racial groups, and racial homophily … does not vary by income. These demographic preferences are economically large, explain much of the cross-group variation in …
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We document that female breadwinners do more home production than their male partners, driven by "housework" like cooking and cleaning. By comparing to same sex couples, we highlight that specialization within heterosexual households does not appear to be "gender neutral" even after accounting...
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We carry out a comparative analysis of inequality of opportunity (IOp) for long-run income in Denmark and the United …, with types based only on gender and parental income rank as the circumstances beyond people's control, measured IOp for … income is high in the United States and far from negligible in Denmark: before taxes and transfers, the lower-bound Gini …
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Economists have long been aware of utility externalities such as a tendency to compare own income with others'. If … welfare losses from income comparisons are significant, any governmental interventions that alter such attitudes may have … comparing income with others may diminish welfare even when income levels increase makes UK respondents compare incomes more …
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U.S. Bank deposits by individuals grew from 4% of GDP at the time of the National Banking Acts in 1863-64 to 23% by the time of the Federal Reserve's founding. A comprehensive collection of bank- level data shows that most gains occurred immediately after the Acts, Specie Resumption in 1879, and...
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earnings shocks and find important asymmetries: positive shocks to high-income individuals are quite transitory, whereas … negative shocks are very persistent; the opposite is true for low-income individuals. Finally, we use these rich sets of …
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