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Distribution of Income and the "Law of Demand"
Econometrica, 1985The author proves sufficient conditions for aggregate demand curves to be decreasing in an economy with identical consumers. He uses a result obtained by \textit{W. Hildenbrand} [ibid. 51, 997-1019 (1983; Zbl 0511.90012)] which shows that in an economy with identical consumers, if the density of the distribution of total consumer expenditures is ...
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Demographic change and income distribution
European Economic Review, 1989This paper examines the interactions between demographic change and income distribution especially in the context of government. Starting from a simple descriptive life-cycle model of individual income this paper established an explicit link between the age composition of a population and the personal distribution of incomes.
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Monthly Review, 1959
In recent years there has been a marked shift upward in the pattern of family income distribution in the United States. Where formerly that pattern was best illustrated by the shape of a pyramid, today it would more closely resemble the shape of a diamond.
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In recent years there has been a marked shift upward in the pattern of family income distribution in the United States. Where formerly that pattern was best illustrated by the shape of a pyramid, today it would more closely resemble the shape of a diamond.
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2017
This chapter discusses the distribution of income in China and begins with an analysis of the relationship between income and economic growth using the Kuznets Curve as an illustration. The Kuznets Curve assumes that as economic growth proceeds, differences in income first increase and eventually begin to fall; that is, differences in income eventually
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This chapter discusses the distribution of income in China and begins with an analysis of the relationship between income and economic growth using the Kuznets Curve as an illustration. The Kuznets Curve assumes that as economic growth proceeds, differences in income first increase and eventually begin to fall; that is, differences in income eventually
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The Distribution of Education and the Distribution of Income
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