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Modelling Income Distribution (Hardcover)
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Modelling Income Distribution (Hardcover)
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This book collects recent research on modelling income distribution
and redistribution by John Creedy and a number of other eminent
co-authors. The book opens with the main results of a research
programme, largely with Vance Martin, on distributional modelling
using the generalised exponential family. The authors argue that
the major advantages of this family are its flexibility,
particularly in handling multimodality, and the explicit link with
structural demand and supply models. The book goes on to discuss
the research, undertaken with Alex Bakker, on the effects of
macroeconomic variables, particularly unemployment and inflation,
on the personal distribution. The use of the generalised
exponential family in this context is explored, as well as the use
of mixture distributions. Finally, income redistribution is
examined in depth. This includes work, mainly with Justin van de
Ven, on decomposing the redistributive effects of taxes into
vertical, horizontal and reranking effects. The final chapters,
with Duangkamon Chotikapanich, explore the Bayesian estimation of a
range of social welfare, inequality and tax progressivity measures.
Posterior distributions of the measures are obtained. Modelling
Income Distribution should be of interest to a wide range of
academics and researchers with an interest in welfare economics and
econometric theory.
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