In this paper, we show that the rate of unemployment in period t depends on GDP and inflation rate in period t-1. We then show that GDP is related to money creation, and subsequently that the rate of unemployment is a decreasing function of this creation.

In this paper, we propose the conception of within-group CD-curve, to apprehend the impact of indirect tax reforms on truncated distributions of consumption expenditures. This confers decision makers the ability to perform within-group transfers as well as between-group transfers to reduce...

For any given order of stochastic dominance, standard concentration curves are decomposed into contribution curves corresponding to within-group inequalities, between-group inequalities, and transvariational inequalities. We prove, for all orders, that contribution curve dominance implies...

The literature indicates that income inequality measures have been developed since the 70’s. In order to apprehend the underlying components of the inequality measures, it is necessary but not sufficient to study overall incomes. In this respect, decomposing inequality indices by income source...

In this paper, we investigate a dual class of bi-polarization indices, namely rank-dependent bi-polarization indices. We show that these indices may be characterized with the generalized positional transfer sensitivity property. We find necessary and sufficient conditions in order to identify...

In this article we show that the Gini coefficient is simultaneously decomposable both by sources of income and by populations of income receivers for non-overlapping income distributions: the so-called first-best Gini multi-decomposition. We show that this multidimensional decomposition is...

En tendance, durant la seconde partie de la période 1961/2000, le taux de chômage reflue aux Etats-Unis et au Royaume uni, il continue à croître en Allemagne, en France et en Italie. Est-il possible d’expliquer cette divergence d’évolution en supposant que les effets de la revendication...

The rate of unemployment in period t depends on GDP and inflation rate in period t - 1. We then show that GDP is related to money creation, and subsequently that the rate of unemployment is a decreasing function of this creation.

In this paper, we show that the rate of unemployment in period t depends on GDP and inflation rate in period t-1. We then show that GDP is related to money creation, and subsequently that the rate of unemployment is a decreasing function of this creation.