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Measuring poverty and differences in family composition

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Pareto and the upper tail of the income distribution in the UK : 1799 to the present

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Choice at sixteen

Micklewright, John - In: Economica 56 (1989) 221, pp. 25-39

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Capital-growth-sharing schemes and the behaviour of the firm

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[Besprechung von:] Bronfenbrenner, Martin: Income distribution theory 1971

Atkinson, A. B. - In: Economica 40 (1973), pp. 88-89

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[Besprechung von:] Webb, Adrian L. and Jack E. B. Sieve: Income redestribution and the welfare state 1971

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Choice at Sixteen.

Micklewright, John - In: Economica 56 (1989) 221, pp. 25-39

The proportion of sixteen-year olds in Britain who stay on at school is low by OECD standards. This paper examines the probability of completing education at the minimum legal age using micro data on individuals. Parameter estimates of a reduced-form logit model of the leaving probability are...

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