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1995
If one were to have read all Clark’s articles prior to 1899, one would find Distribution somewhat anti-climactic. The ‘big book’ which most economists associate with Clark’s entry into the top rank of economists of the time is largely a restatement of his argument as developed over the previous decade.
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If one were to have read all Clark’s articles prior to 1899, one would find Distribution somewhat anti-climactic. The ‘big book’ which most economists associate with Clark’s entry into the top rank of economists of the time is largely a restatement of his argument as developed over the previous decade.
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An Equilibrium Model of Wealth Distribution
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006I present an explicitly solved equilibrium model for the distribution of wealth and income in an incomplete-markets economy. I flrst propose a self-insurance model with an inter-temporally dependent preference (Uzawa (1968), Lucas and Stokey (1984), and Obstfeld (1990)).
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Carnot Process of Wealth Distribution
2005Economic growth is a result of production and may be calculated by a differential form δq(K, L), which depends on capital (K) and labor (L). Differential forms in two variables are generally not exact. Accordingly, a general production function q does not exist ex ante, the integral ∫ δq may not be calculated, unless the path of integration is given ...
Jürgen Mimkes, Yuji Aruka
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Distributions of Income and Wealth
2020Many societies have entrenched disparities between rich and poor because of royalty and birth. These people maintain their superior position relative to the masses by inter-marriage and governmental edicts. In America, many of the wealthy initially attained their wealth by providing goods and services people wanted, but some accumulated wealth with the
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Inheritance and the Distribution of Wealth [PDF]
, 1998 The theory of functional equations is used to clarify the relationship between equilibrium distributions of wealth and population parameters such as the distribution of families by size, marriage patterns, tax mechanisms and savings behaviour within a simple model of inheritance.
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Clark's Distribution of Wealth
The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1901T. N. Carver, John Bates Clark
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Wealth Distribution and Social Mobility in the US: A Quantitative Approach
American Economic Review, 2019Jess Benhabib, Alberto Bisin, Mi Luo
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