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Transfers in cash and in-kind : theory meets the data
Currie, Janet M.; Gahvari, Firouz - In: Journal of economic literature 46 (2008) 2, pp. 333-383
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Geld und Distinktion : eine kleine Symbolskizze sozialer Unterscheidung
Koppetsch, Cornelia - In: Gesellschaftstheorie der Geldwirtschaft : soziologische …, (pp. 77-92). 2010
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Transfers in cash and in kind : theory meets the data
Currie, Janet M.; Gahvari, Firouz - 2007
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Money, credit, and income distribution : a monetary circuit analysis
Rossi, Sergio - In: Theory and practice of economic policy : tradition and …, (pp. 283-305). 2008
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Using nonmonetary deprivation indicators to analyze European poverty and social exclusion
Nolan, Brian; Whelan, Christopher T. - In: Counting the poor : new thinking about European poverty …, (pp. 343-362). 2012
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Who gets the money? : how the people's income is distributed
Rautenstrauch, Walter - 1934
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Money, growth, distribution and prices in a simple Sraffian economy
Rao, Milind - In: European journal of political economy 8 (1992) 4, pp. 625-634
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Does money improve intergenerational income distribution in social security?
Omori, Tatsuya - In: Keizai-kagaku 46 (1998) 3, pp. 49-59
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How to make money : distributive justice, finance, and monetary constitutions
Van 't Klooster, Johannes Maria - 2018
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Money, Growth, Distribution, and Prices in a Simple Sraffian Economy
Rao, Milind - 1999
Rejecting neoclassical notions of supply and demand, Sraffa demonstrated that relative prices are determined by the profit rate. However, a Sraffa model fails to explicitly describe the determination of output, growth, and accumulation. Rao closes this model with a monetary sector, and examines...
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