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Sharp gradient stability for the Sobolev inequality
Duke mathematical journal, 2020Motivated by important applications to problems in the calculus of variations and evolution PDEs, in recent years there has been a growing interest around the understanding of quantitative stability for functional/geometric inequalities, see for instance
A. Figalli, Y. Zhang
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Journal of Education Policy, 1998
The available evidence suggests that there are important links between educational inequalities and concurrent and subsequent health inequalities. Much of the literature further indicates that these inequalities are cumulative in their effect over the life course of individuals, families and communities.
Geoff Whitty +3 more
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The available evidence suggests that there are important links between educational inequalities and concurrent and subsequent health inequalities. Much of the literature further indicates that these inequalities are cumulative in their effect over the life course of individuals, families and communities.
Geoff Whitty +3 more
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Food Deserts and the Causes of Nutritional Inequality
Quarterly Journal of Economics, 2017We study the causes of “nutritional inequality”: why the wealthy eat more healthfully than the poor in the United States. Exploiting supermarket entry and household moves to healthier neighborhoods, we reject that neighborhood environments contribute ...
Hunt Allcott +5 more
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How Is India Flaring in Achieving SDG 10 on Reduced Inequality?
2020SDG 10 brings the idea of a society where each person enjoys the benefits of economic growth. In recent years, India has experienced one of the fastest growths in the world. However, the nature of economic growth can sometimes be inequality-enhancing. Therefore, in spite of high growth rate, it may not be an easy task for India to achieve the goal on ...
Zubayer Hossen, Bazlul Haque Khondker
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2019
It is well-evidenced that women earn less than men; however, the incessant effects of the gender pay disparity egregiously continue into retirement. Women in Australia retire with approximately half the superannuation balance of men; consequently, this chapter is preoccupied with understanding the reasons for the gender disparity in retirement ...
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It is well-evidenced that women earn less than men; however, the incessant effects of the gender pay disparity egregiously continue into retirement. Women in Australia retire with approximately half the superannuation balance of men; consequently, this chapter is preoccupied with understanding the reasons for the gender disparity in retirement ...
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Chapter 10 Wealth inequality, wealth constraints and economic performance
2000Abstract Where such behaviors as risk-taking and hard work are not subject to complete contracts, some distributions of assets (for instance the widespread use of tenancy) may preclude efficient contractual arrangements. In particular, the distribution of wealth may affect: (a) residual claimancy over income streams; (b) exit options in bargaining ...
Pranab Bardhan +2 more
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Replication: Growth and inequality in public good provision (No-Punish-10) by Gächter et al. (2017)
AEA Randomized Controlled Trials, 2021Hauke Roggenkamp
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Does Monetary Policy Affect Income Inequality in the Euro Area?
Social Science Research Network, 2019This paper examines how monetary policy affects income inequality in 10 euro area countries over the period 1999–2014. We distinguish macroeconomic and financial channels through which monetary policy may have distributional effects.
A. Samarina, A. Nguyen
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Inequality, Cooperation, and Environmental Sustainability
, 2018Preface vii CHAPTER 1: Introduction by Jean-Marie Baland, Pranab Bardhan, and Samuel Bowles 1 CHAPTER 2: Collective Action on the Commons: The Role of Inequality by Jean-Marie Baland and Jean-Philippe Platteau 10 CHAPTER 3: Inequality and Collective ...
J. Baland, P. Bardhan, S. Bowles
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Social inequalities and health among children aged 10–11 in The Netherlands: Causes and consequences
Social Science & Medicine, 1995Socioeconomic health differences (SEHD) are relatively small in childhood. In adolescence they almost seem to disappear and among young adults they re-emerge. This article deals with mechanisms that contribute to the emergence of health differences by studying a group of 10-11 year old children in The Netherlands (n = 908).
Fons van der Lucht, Johan W. Groothoff
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