Review of Income and Wealth (ROIW)
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ROIW is the official journal of the @theiariw, promoting research in economic measurement focusing on income and wealth. Edited by @RobertInklaar and Suman Seth
Groningen, the Netherlands
Joined July 2021
The special issue on "Measuring Intangible Assets and their Contribution to Growth" is now out in the Review:
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RT @nachobelloc: 📢 Hi #EconTwitter! Excited to share that our paper “Unexpected Inheritances and Household Labor Supply: Does the Identity…
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Mary O'Mahony and @rebeccasriley of @KingsCollegeLon are the guest editors of this issue and as editors we greatly appreciate their effort in bringing together this wonderful special issue!
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In this paper he argues that even though the pay gap between men and women has mostly closed in recent decades, women have moved ahead in the human capital they have, suggesting women are better qualified but do not earn more. Congratulations, Gordon, on an important study!
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RT @WileyEconomics: 🎉 We are thrilled to welcome @RobertInklaar and Suman Seth as new editors of @ROIWeditors, published in association wit…
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RT @stone_lis: "Chasing the Tail: A Generalized Pareto Distribution Approach to Estimating Wealth Inequality" by Stone Center Affiliated Sc…
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The paper examines earnings and employment disparities between Indigenous and non-Indigenous working age adults, using the Canadian Survey of Labour and Income Dynamics.
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Homoploutia, when individuals are rich in both capital and labor income, has increased in the US from 10% in 1950 to 30% today. This blurs the capitalist-laborer divide and contributes to 20% of the rise in income inequality since 1986.
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How concentrated is wealth in India today? Combining information from official surveys and rich lists with correction methods, the authors find India to have higher wealth inequality than most major economies, and only comparable to Russia.
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The paper examines capital gains inequality in the Norwegian housing market, tracking individuals who owned property in 2007 and 2019. Actual and potential capital gains from owned and sold properties reveal increases in inequality across geographical strata and birth cohorts.
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