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Using Brazilian household survey data, this paper aims to contribute for a better understanding of the income … inequality evolution from 1981 to 2001. This is done by decomposing the time evolution of the income inequality among Brazilian … Deaton and Paxson (1994) to a series of Theil-T inequality indexes of overall family income and earnings for the whole sample …
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We use tax-based longitudinal microdata for 1982-99 to (i) examine how earnings distributions have shifted, (ii) identify changes in earnings mobility patterns, and (iii) replicate and update Beaudry and Green's cohort analysis of age-earnings profiles. We find: (i) increased polarization of...
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This paper examines the impact of demographic change on household income inequality in the United States, both … methodology to study their joint compositional effect on income inequality. In the process, we also develop a novel methodology to … document that cohorts born later in the 20th century embody higher levels of income inequality compared to earlier-born cohorts …
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in Canada using a static approach based on annual income combined with the novel approach of breaking down taxpayers by … age cohort. The paper examines how tax rates net of transfers differ by age and income group, and how those rates change … income distribution are net recipients of government transfers with negative net tax rates equal to about -48 percent for the …
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We analyse intergenerational social mobility in Estonia comparing four cohorts born between 1930 and 1974. The article addresses three main research questions. First, how have absolute mobility rates changed in Estonia? Second, what have been the trends in social fluidity across birth cohorts?...
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