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| adam_text | CONTENTS
OF THE HANDBOOK
VOLUME
1
Introduction
Income Distribution and Economics
A. B. ATKINSON and
F. BOURGUIGNON
Chapter
1
Social Justice and Distribution of Income
A. K. SEN
Chapter
2
Measurement of Inequality
F. A. COWELL
Chapter
3
Three Centuries of Inequality in Britain and America
P. H.
LINDERT
Chapter
4
Historical Perspectives on Income Distribution: The Case of Europe
C. MORRISSON
Chapter
5
Empirical Evidence on Income Inequality in Industrial Countries
P.
GOTTSCHALK
and
T. M.
SMEEDING
Chapter
6
Income Poverty in Advanced Countries
M.
JÄNTTI
and S. DANZIGER
Chapter
7
Theories of the Distribution of Earnings
D. NEAL and S. ROSEN
Chapter
8
Theories of Persistent Inequality and Integenerational Mobility
T. PIKETTY
viii Contents
of the Handbook
Chapter
9
Macroeconomics of Distribution and Growth
G. BERTOLA
Chapter
10
Wealth Inequality, Wealth Constraints and Economic Performance
P. BARDHAN, S. BOWLES and H. GINTIS
Chapter
11
The Distribution of Wealth
J. B. DAVIES and A. F. SHORROCKS
Chapter
12
Redistribution
R. BOADWAY and M. KEEN
Chapter
13
Income Distribution and Development
R. KANBUR
Chapter
14
Income Distribution, Economic Systems and Transition
J. FLEMMING and J. MICKLEWRIGHT
CONTENTS
OF
VOLUME 1
Introduction to the Series
v
Contents of the Handbook
vii
Introduction
Income Distribution and Economics
1
A. B. ATKINSON and
F. BOURGUIGNON
1.
Factor share theories of income distribution
5
1.1.
A simple static and competitive framework
6
1.2.
Skilled/unskilled wage differential
9
1.3.
CGE modelling
11
1.4.
Capitalism and socialism
12
1.5.
Limitations
13
2.
Factor accumulation and income distribution
13
2.1.
Stochastic theories
14
2.2.
The dynastic consumption model as a benchmark and the ambiguity of bequest theories
1
S
2.3.
Heterogeneity in the accumulation factor
ρ
and human capital theory
16
2.4.
Market imperfections and wealth dependent accumulation rates
17
2.5.
Accumulation rates with endogenous prices: distribution and growth
19
3.
Labour market and income distribution
21
3.1.
Selection theory as an economic explanation of skewness
22
3.2.
Involuntary selection, segmentation and discrimination
23
3.3.
Imperfect information on workers and jobs characteristics: sorting and matching
24
3.4.
Imperfect observability of effort and agency problems
25
3.5.
Conclusion of our theoretical
tour d horizon
26
4.
Working with income distribution data
26
4.1.
Representation of the distribution and inequality measurement
28
4.2.
The recipient unit
34
4.3.
Definition of income
36
4.4.
The time dimension
38
4.5.
Conclusion
40
5.
Income distribution, economic inequality and social justice
41
5.1.
The cake division problem: utilitarianism, welfarism and the measurement of inequality
42
5.2.
Extending the concept of income to economic well-being and coping with heterogeneity
44
5.3.
From the inequality of income to that of opportunities and social justice
46
IX
χ
Contents of Volume
1
5.4.
Conclusion
50
6.
Guide to the Handbook chapters
50
References
53
Chapter
1
Social Justice and Distribution of Income
59
A. K. SEN
1.
Motivation
60
2.
Informational basis of theories of justice
61
3.
Utilitarianism and welfarist justice
63
4.
Libertarian theories of justice
68
5.
Rawlsian theory of justice
69
6.
Quality of life, functionings and capabilities
73
7.
Income inequality and non-income concerns
76
8.
Is every subgroup a community?
79
9.
Concluding remarks
80
References
81
Chapter
2
Measurement of Inequality
87
F. A. COWELL
1.
Introduction
89
1.1.
Inequality and income distribution
89
1.2.
Overview
92
2.
Distributional judgements
93
2.1.
Income and the individual
93
2.2.
Distributional concepts
94
2.3.
Distributional and welfare axioms
96
3.
Ranking distributions
100
3.1.
Formal and informal approaches
101
3.2.
First-order distributional dominance
102
3.3.
Second-order distributional dominance
103
3.4.
Tools for income distribution
104
4.
An axiomatic approach to inequality measurement
107
4.1.
Insights from information theory
109
4.2.
Distance, rank and inequality
111
5.
Welfare functions
113
5.1.
Insights from choice under uncertainty
113
Contents
of Volume l
ХІ
5.2.
Basic concepts
113
5.3. Social welfare and inequality
118
6.
The structure of inequality
123
6.1.
The basic problem
123
6.2.
Approaches to decomposition by subgroup
124
6.3.
Applications
128
7.
Multidimensional approaches
130
7.1.
The general problem
130
7.2.
Decomposition by income source
130
7.3.
Income and needs
131
7.4.
Distributional change
133
8.
Empirical implementation
133
8.1.
Some general issues
133
8.2.
Using sample data
135
8.3.
A standard class of inequality measures
137
8.4.
Extensions
140
8.5.
Small sample problems
141
8.6.
The problem of grouped data
142
8.7.
Modelling with functional forms
145
8.8.
Re-using inequality measures
149
9.
A brief conclusion
149
References
150
Chapter
3
Three Centuries of Inequality in Britain and America
167
P. H.
LINDERT
1.
Choosing issues, measures, and methods
170
11.
Redistributable income or living standards
170
1.2.
The pre-fisc focus
171
1.3.
Causal methods
172
1.4.
The Kuznets conjecture
172
2.
Was there a rise in inequality sometime before
1914? 173
2.1.
Britain,
1688-1914 174
2.2.
When did American inequality rise?
186
3.
When incomes leveled
192
3.1.
Britain
192
3.2.
America
195
4.
Rising inequality since the
1970s 200
xii Contents
of
Volume 1
4.1.
Britain
200
4.2. America 201
5.
The main sources of episodic inequality movements
205
6.
Lessons about long-ran changes
208
6.1.
The Kuznets curve as a Milky Way
208
6.2.
The Robin Hood paradox
208
References
210
Chapter
4
Historical Perspectives on Income Distribution: The Case of Europe
217
C. MORRISSON
1. 1
Long-term evolution of national income distribution
220
.1.
Denmark
221
.2.
Norway
223
.3.
Sweden
225
.4.
Finland
228
I.S. The Netherlands
229
.6.
The German states and Germany
231
.7.
France
233
2.
Intersectorial and intrasectorial inequality
239
3.
Factors explaining the long-term evolution of distribution
249
Appendix A
256
Appendix
В
257
Appendix
С
258
References
259
Chapter
5
Empirical Evidence on Income Inequality in Industrial Countries
261
P.
GOTTSCHALK
and
Т. М.
SMEEDING
1.
Introduction
262
2.
Conceptual and measurement issues
264
2.1.
Ideal measure
264
2.2.
Impact of measurement error
265
2.3.
Definitions and measures
267
3.
Differences in inequality across
OECD
countries
273
3.1.
Data and measurement choices
273
3.2.
Differences in the level of inequality
275
Contents
of
Volume 1 xiii
4.
Differences in trends in inequality
285
4.1.
Trend in income inequality:
1980
to
1995 285
4.2.
Longer term trends
292
5.
Mobility
294
6.
Summary and research implications
296
References
304
Chapter
6
Income Poverty in Advanced Countries
309
M. JÄNTTI
and S. DANZIGER
1.
Introduction
310
2.
Conceptual and practical issues in the definition of poverty
311
2.1.
A conceptual model of household income formation and poverty
311
2.2.
Definitions of poverty
313
2.3.
The space for poverty measurement
313
2.4.
Equivalence scales
316
2.5.
Unit of analysis and intra-family distribution
322
2.6.
The relevant accounting period
322
2.7.
Longitudinal aspects of poverty
324
2.8.
Poverty comparisons and sources
324
2.9.
The poverty line
326
2.10.
Aggregation: the choice of poverty index
326
2.11.
Measurement errors and poverty measurement
332
3.
Evidence about the extent of cross-sectional poverty
333
3.1.
Changes in poverty within countries over time
333
3.2.
Poverty
orderings
336
4.
Decomposing poverty across population groups
344
4.1.
Comparing poverty risks of different groups
344
4.2.
Poverty rankings of different demographic groups
345
5.
The impact of public policy on poverty
348
5.1.
Measuring the impact of public policy on poverty
349
5.2.
Empirical evidence on the impact of public policy on poverty
353
6.
Poverty dynamics
353
6.1.
Intra-generational poverty dynamics
353
6.2.
Family background and poverty
358
7.
Summary
362
Appendix: Data sources
363
References
373
xiv
Contents of Volume
1
Chapter
7
Theories of the Distribution of Earnings
379
D. NEAL and S. ROSEN
0.
Introduction
380
1.
The characteristic skew of earnings distributions
381
1.1.
Stochastic process theones
382
1.2.
Correlated increments and common factors
383
1.3.
Scale-of-operations effects and superstars
384
2.
Selection theory
385
2.1.
The Roy model
386
2.2.
Selection on ability and stratification
389
2.3.
Factor price equalization?
391
3.
Learning, sorting and matching
391
3.1.
The basic learning model
392
3.2.
Sorting by comparative advantage
394
3.3.
Matching models
397
3.4.
Learning and general equilibrium
398
3.5.
Summary
399
4.
Human capital
400
4.1.
Compensation for investments in training
400
4.2.
Optimal investment
402
4.3.
Labor supply
408
5.
Insurance, agency and earnings
412
5.1.
Attitudes toward risk
413
5.2.
Effort incentives and compensation in internal labor markets
414
5.3.
Agency and performance bonds
417
5.4.
Efficiency wage models
419
6.
Conclusion
421
References
423
Chapter
8
Theories of Persistent Inequality and Intergenerational Mobility
429
T.PIKETTY
1.
Introduction
430
1.1.
The dimensions of conflict about intergenerational mobility
430
1.2.
Organization of this chapter
435
2.
Persistent inequality and the family transmission of wealth
436
2.1.
The contribution of inheritance to the persistence of inequality
436
Contents
of
Volume 1
XV
2.2.
The long-ran dynamics of wealth inequalities with exogenous savings
438
2.3.
The long-run dynamics of wealth inequalities with dynastic utility functions
440
2.4.
Active vs. passive inheritance: the costs of redistribution
442
3.
Persistent inequality and the family transmission of ability
446
3.1.
The transmission of productive abilities
446
3.2.
Efficient inequality and the costs of redistribution
448
3.3.
Taste-based persistent inequality
451
4.
Persistent inequality and the imperfect capital market
453
4.1.
Credit constraints vs. first-best credit
453
4.2.
What do we know about the importance of credit constraints for mobility?
456
4.3.
Poverty traps vs. low-mobility traps
459
5.
Persistent inequality and local segregation
462
5.1. Models of inefficient segregation into unequal neighborhoods
462
5.2. The policy implications of local segregation
464
5.3.
Other levels of segregation
467
6.
Persistent inequality and self-fulfilling beliefs
468
6.1.
The theory of discrimination
468
6.2.
Sociologists theories of self-fulfilling inequality
471
References
473
Chapter
9
Macroeconomics of Distribution and Growth
477
G.BERTOLA
1.
Introduction
479
1.1.
Overview
479
1.2.
Preliminaries
481
2.
Aggregate accumulation and distribution
483
2.1.
Neoclassical allocation and accumulation
. 483
2.2.
Factor income distribution and growth
490
3.
Investments, savings and financial markets
498
3.1.
Finite lives
499
3.2.
Self-financed investment
502
3.3.
Idiosyncratic uncertainty
509
4.
Politics and institutions
518
4.1.
Political sources of distortionary taxation
520
4.2.
Dimensions of heterogeneity and distribution
521
4.3.
The menu and timing of policies
523
xvi
Contents of Volume I
5.
Empirical evidence
527
5.1.
Convergence across countries
527
5.2.
Growth and inequality within countries
531
6.
Other directions of research
533
References
535
Chapter
10
Wealth Inequality, Wealth Constraints and Economic Performance
541
P. BARDHAN, S. BOWLES and H. GINTIS
1.
Introduction
542
2.
Wealth and efficiency when risk is noncontractible
546
3.
Land contracts
560
4.
Wealth, risk aversion and insurance
567
5.
Wealth constraints and residual claimancy in team production
577
6.
Initial asset inequality and cooperation on the local commons
587
7.
Conclusion
595
References
597
Chapter
11
The Distribution of Wealth
605
J. B. DAVIES and A. F. SHORROCKS
1.
Introduction
606
2.
Theoretical approaches
608
2.1.
Simple models of wealth distribution
609
2.2.
Lifecycle accumulation
612
2.3.
Intergenerational issues
621
2.4.
Self-made fortunes
627
3.
Empirical evidence on wealth inequality
628
3.1.
Household surveys
629
3.2.
Wealth tax data
635
3.3.
Estate multiplier estimates
637
3.4.
The investment income method
642
3.5.
Direct wealth estimates for named persons
642
3.6.
Portfolio composition
643
3.7.
Explaining national differences and changes over time
645
4.
Applied work on the determinants of wealth distribution
648
4.1.
Simulation studies
648
Contents
of
Volume
I
xvii
4.2.
Intergenerational
wealth mobility
651
4.3.
The aggregate importance of inherited versus lifecycle wealth
653
4.4.
Empirical studies of transfer behaviour
657
5.
Summary and conclusions
663
References
667
Chapter
12
Redistribution
677
R. BOADWAY and M. KEEN
1.
Introduction
679
2.
Motives for redistribution
679
2.1.
Redistribution as social justice
680
2.2.
Efficient redistribution
683
2.3.
Redistribution as expropriation
701
3.
The politics of redistribution
701
3.1.
Direct democracy
701
3.2.
Representative democracy
715
3.3.
Interest groups
721
4.
Constraints on redistribution
732
4.1.
First-best redistribution
733
4.2.
Imperfect information as a limit to redistribution
735
4.3.
Restricted instruments: Linear taxes
743
4.4.
Self-selection and
nonstandard
instruments
747
4.5.
Altering the information assumptions
750
4.6.
Cheats and liars
751
4.7.
Time consistency
753
4.8.
Interjurisdictional mobility
■ 755
4.9.
Altruism and intergenerational redistribution
757
5.
Measuring redistribution
757
5.1.
Methodological issues in assessing redistribution
758
5.2.
Fiscal incidence modelling strategies
764
5.3.
Intertemporal
issues
771
5.4.
Explaining redistribution
776
6.
Conclusions
777
References
779
Contents
of Volume
1
Chapter
13
Income Distribution and Development
791
R.KANBUR
1.
Introduction and overview
792
1.1.
Some ground clearing
792
1.2.
Overview
794
2.
Distribution and the process of development
797
2.1.
The theory of development and
distribution
798
2.2.
Econometric testing
804
2.3.
The country case study approach
808
3.
Distribution, development and policy
811
3.1.
Policy and the Kuznetsian literature
811
3.2.
Macroeconomic and external sector adjustment
813
3.3. Redistributive
policies: land, education and transfers
818
4.
Beyond national income distributions
824
4.1.
Inter-group distribution
825
4.2.
Intra-household distribution
828
4.3.
Global distribution
830
5.
Conclusion: directions for the the next decade
832
5.1. Country case studies
832
5.2. increasing inequality
832
5.3. Disaggregation
833
5.4.
Intra-household allocation
833
5.5.
Alternative modes of redistribution
833
References
834
Chapter
14
Income Distribution, Economic Systems and Transition
843
J. FLEMMING and J. MICKLEWRIGHT
1.
Introduction
844
2.
Income distribution in socialist countries
848
2.1.
Labour income in market and socialist economies
848
2.2.
Data sources on income distribution under socialism
853
2.3.
The distribution of earnings in socialist labour markets
857
2.4.
Inequality of household incomes under socialism
862
2.5.
Benefits in kind, subsidies and fringe benefits
871
3.
Distribution in transition
—
theory
875
3.1.
Transitional adjustment and the distribution of earnings
876
Contents
of
Volume 1
ХІХ
3.2.
The scope for mitigating measures
880
3.3.
Wage controls and unemployment
882
3.4.
Reforming delivery of social services and collection of taxes
882
3.5.
Restitution
883
4.
Distribution in transition
—
evidence
884
4.1.
Data sources in transition
886
4.2.
The distribution of earnings in transition
890
4.3.
Inequality of household incomes in transition
898
4.4.
Interpreting the evidence
905
5.
Conclusions
909
Appendix A
911
Appendix
В
912
References
913
Author index
919
Subject index
937
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