Working poor trajectories
Working Paper 2012-280 Abstract To analyse in-work poverty, we build a model in which human capital and productivity varies over
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-280 Abstract To analyse in-work poverty, we build a model in which human capital and productivity varies over
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-279 Abstract Over the last thirty years, both developed and developing countries have experienced a huge globalization of
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-278 Abstract We investigate the pro-poorness of Australias strong economic growth in the fi rst decade of the XXI
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-277 Abstract While PISA datasets have been used for measuring inequality of educational opportunity they have important limitations:
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-276 Abstract Between 2003 and 2009, Argentina’s social spending as a share of GDP increased by 7.6 percentage
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-275 Abstract This paper considers the problem of constructing a normatively significant multidimensional Gini index of relative inequality.
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-274 Abstract We consider populations partitioned into groups, whose members are distributed across a finite number of classes
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-273 Abstract To analyse the globalization-inequality relationship, we extend the North-South HOS model by assuming (i) that the
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-272 Abstract This paper is concerned with the interplay between demography and macroeconomics on one hand and macroeconomics
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-271 Abstract In this paper, a new class of polarization measures is derived axiomatically. The concept of polarization
Read MoreWorking Paper 2012-270 Abstract In the face of past ambiguous results on growth effects of education when measured through school
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