Taking survey data on household wealth as our major example, this short paper discusses some of the issues applied researchers are facing when fitting (type I) Pareto distributions to complex survey data. The major contribution of this paper is twofold: First, we provide a novel take on key aspects of Pareto tail fitting and a new and easy way of implementing the latter. Second, we summarise key results on goodness of fit tests in the context of complex survey data. Taken together we think the paper provides a concise and useful presentation of the fundamentals of Pareto tail fitting with complex survey data
Composite Pareto distributions are flexible as the models allow for data to be described by two dist...
A generalized Pareto curve is defined as the curve of inverted Pareto coefficients b(p), where b(p) ...
A common practice to determine the extension and heaviness of heavy tails of income, return and siz...
Taking survey data of household wealth as our major example, this short article discusses some of th...
This paper is concerned with the problem of modelling the tail of the wealth distribution with surve...
This paper develops a new approach for dealing with the under-reporting of wealth in household surve...
In a recently published paper in Physica A it is claimed the statistical evidence of having a power ...
Survey data are known for under-reporting rich households while providing large information on conte...
International audienceTop incomes are often related to Pareto distribution. To date, economists have...
Survey data tends to be biased toward the middle class. Often it fails to adequately cover the highl...
Top incomes are often related to Pareto distribution. To date, economists have mostly used Pareto Ty...
Motivated by a practical application, this paper investigates robust estimation of economic indicato...
We analyze three sets of income data: the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the British Hous...
In this thesis we are going to use U.S. Census data to study median household income distribution fo...
This paper reviews more than one hundred Pareto (and equivalent) tail index estimators. It focuses o...
Composite Pareto distributions are flexible as the models allow for data to be described by two dist...
A generalized Pareto curve is defined as the curve of inverted Pareto coefficients b(p), where b(p) ...
A common practice to determine the extension and heaviness of heavy tails of income, return and siz...
Taking survey data of household wealth as our major example, this short article discusses some of th...
This paper is concerned with the problem of modelling the tail of the wealth distribution with surve...
This paper develops a new approach for dealing with the under-reporting of wealth in household surve...
In a recently published paper in Physica A it is claimed the statistical evidence of having a power ...
Survey data are known for under-reporting rich households while providing large information on conte...
International audienceTop incomes are often related to Pareto distribution. To date, economists have...
Survey data tends to be biased toward the middle class. Often it fails to adequately cover the highl...
Top incomes are often related to Pareto distribution. To date, economists have mostly used Pareto Ty...
Motivated by a practical application, this paper investigates robust estimation of economic indicato...
We analyze three sets of income data: the US Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), the British Hous...
In this thesis we are going to use U.S. Census data to study median household income distribution fo...
This paper reviews more than one hundred Pareto (and equivalent) tail index estimators. It focuses o...
Composite Pareto distributions are flexible as the models allow for data to be described by two dist...
A generalized Pareto curve is defined as the curve of inverted Pareto coefficients b(p), where b(p) ...
A common practice to determine the extension and heaviness of heavy tails of income, return and siz...