Call for papers, Research on Economic Inequality – volume 29
Call for papers Research on Economic Inequality Volume 29 – 2021 The editors of RESEARCH ON ECONOMIC INEQUALITY invite scholars
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Two Research Assistants – Cattolica University, Milan
Two Research Assistants Cattolica University, Milan Cattolica University (Milan) is looking for two research assistants (1 part-time and 1 full-time)
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Call for papers: Special Issue of the Journal of Economic Inequality “COVID-19: A Great Equalizer? Pandemics and Economic Inequality” The Journal
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Call for research proposals: PREVENTING SOCIAL CONFLICT AND PROMOTING SOCIAL COHESION IN FORCED DISPLACEMENT CONTEXTS DIFD – World Bank –
Read MoreWhat accounts for the rising share of women in the top 1%?
Working Paper 2020-544 Abstract The share of women in the top 1% of the UK’s income distribution has been growing
Read MoreSpatial divisions of poverty and wealth
Working Paper 2020-543 Abstract We explore how different spatial compositions affect the educational achievement in mathematics of 16 year-old students
Read MoreLives and Livelihoods
Working Paper 2020-542 Abstract Authors: Benoit Decerf , Francisco H. G. Ferreira, Daniel G. Mahler, Olivier Sterck. Keywords: Covid-19; welfare;
Read MoreInequality and Panel Income Changes
Working Paper 2020-541 Abstract The question of who benefits from economic growth is most commonly assessed by using anonymous data
Read MoreWelfare Dynamics in India over a Quarter Century
Working Paper 2020-540 Abstract We analyze the Indian National Sample Survey data spanning 1987/88-2011/12 to uncover patterns of transition into
Read MoreThe Important Role of Equivalence Scales
Working Paper 2020-539 Abstract Hardly any literature exists on the relationship between equivalence scales and poverty dynamics for transitional countries.
Read MoreNew Perspectives on the Gini and Bonferroni Indices of Inequality
Working Paper 2020-538 Abstract This paper rigorously demonstrates that for any unequal income distribution, the well-known Gini index of inequality
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