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1995 | 42 | z. 2 | 155--180
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A Probabilistic Model of Size Distribution of Income wirh Covariates

Warianty tytułu
Probablistyczny model dystrybucji dochodu wraz ze współwariantami
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EN
Abstrakty
Autor proponuje multi-czynnikowy probabilistyczny model w formie grupy rozmieszczenia prawdopodobieństw dochodów, sparametryzowanego fundamentalnymi czynnikami. Czynniki te wpływają na dystrybucję prawdopodobieństwa poprzez jego parametry. Wówczas gdy dana dystrybucja jest wyróżniona (np. Singh-Maddala), można otrzymać wszystkie środki dochodu, łącznie z wskaźnikami nędzy i nierówności. Te środki automatycznie stają się funkcjami czynników fundamentalnych. Model jest szacowany za pomocą empirycznych dystrybucji dochodu dla wybranych rozwiniętych krajów. Przeprowadzone symulacje opisują wpływ czynników makro-ekonomicznych na uogólnioną krzywą Lorenza oraz wybrane środki nędzy i nierówności. (abstrakt oryginalny)
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42
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Strony
155--180
Opis fizyczny
Twórcy
  • Akademia Ekonomiczna w Krakowie
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