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indicate that survey response probabilities are negatively associated with income and bias the measurement of inequality … that this problem biases the measurement of income inequality. This paper tests this assumption and compares the … downward. Correcting for this bias with reweighting, the Gini coefficient for Europe is revised upwards by 3.7 percentage …
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variety of biases related to survey design, income measurement and post-survey data adjustments. The paper corrects for …
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This study presents new empirical results, using microdata from the LIS database, on development patterns in economic …
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This study presents new empirical results, using microdata from the LIS database, on development patterns in economic …
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(SEDLAC). Two are based on secondary sources: "All the Ginis" (ATG) and the World Income Inequality Database (WIID); and one … is generated entirely through multiple-imputation methods: the Standardized World Income Inequality Database (SWIID …-based: CEPALSTAT, Income Distribution Database (IDD), LIS, PovcalNet, and Socio-Economic Database for Latin America and the Caribbean …
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impact on these three types of indicators. Our empirical investigation, based on 2008 data for Luxembourg, shows in fact that …, in the case of the so-called zero income Shapley decomposition, inequality in Luxembourg is strongly related to income …
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empirical illustration is based on 2008 data for Luxembourg. -- Bi-polarization ; income sources ; inequality ; Luxembourg …
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Annual income data may provide a misleading indicator of enduring income inequality in societies where there is considerable year-to-year income mobility. Using two rounds of data on households, the paper measures income mobility in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) between the early 1990s...
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Governments reduce income inequality with redistribution policies. These policies are often contentious because people who live in the same country have different preferences for redistribution. Some prefer the government to do more while others prefer the government to do less. Hence what...
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