This study considers the fluctuation in the degree of income inequality after the Kuznets curve completes a single inverted U-shaped curve. It ascertains that new-born technological inventions increase the degree of inequality; however, the degree of inequality declines as the technology disperses into the overall economy using OECD members’ data. Assuming that technological progress takes place repetitively throughout long term economic growth, the Kuznets curve does not converge to a single inverted U-shaped curve. Rather, it fluctuates through technological progress where technology appears as an invention, but with time it becomes common knowledge
A Kuznets curve, based upon GDP and population estimates for the years 1969 through 2007 from 36 nat...
[[abstract]]The Kuznets hypothesis, that is, inequality first rises and then falls as the economy ad...
The article aims at examination of the shape of relationship between income inequality and the level...
We use OECD members' data to ascertain that new-born technological inventions increase the degree of...
We draw on a dynamical two-sector model and on a calibration exercise to study the impact of a skill...
Abstracts Does post-industrialized countries face a second Kuznets curve with the IT revolution? By:...
Working Paper du GATE 2001-07In this paper, we develop a model of innovation-based growth to address...
In recent years, one important policy concern among researchers and policy makers is the possible im...
Motivation: In the last years, a lot of attention has been paid to economic inequality — a phenomeno...
In this study, recently published top 1% income share series are exploited in studying the inequali...
Recent research has posited that, in advanced economies, there is a positive correlation between inc...
The Kuznets inverted-U hypothesis has been a source of debate in development economics for years. Mo...
Four economists, Mauro Gallegati, Steven Keen, Thomas Lux, and Paul Ormerod, published a paper after...
In the 1950s, a future Nobelist Simon Kuznets discovered the following phenomenon: as a country\u27s...
No. There has never been good evidence for a pattern of rising inequality in low-income countries an...
A Kuznets curve, based upon GDP and population estimates for the years 1969 through 2007 from 36 nat...
[[abstract]]The Kuznets hypothesis, that is, inequality first rises and then falls as the economy ad...
The article aims at examination of the shape of relationship between income inequality and the level...
We use OECD members' data to ascertain that new-born technological inventions increase the degree of...
We draw on a dynamical two-sector model and on a calibration exercise to study the impact of a skill...
Abstracts Does post-industrialized countries face a second Kuznets curve with the IT revolution? By:...
Working Paper du GATE 2001-07In this paper, we develop a model of innovation-based growth to address...
In recent years, one important policy concern among researchers and policy makers is the possible im...
Motivation: In the last years, a lot of attention has been paid to economic inequality — a phenomeno...
In this study, recently published top 1% income share series are exploited in studying the inequali...
Recent research has posited that, in advanced economies, there is a positive correlation between inc...
The Kuznets inverted-U hypothesis has been a source of debate in development economics for years. Mo...
Four economists, Mauro Gallegati, Steven Keen, Thomas Lux, and Paul Ormerod, published a paper after...
In the 1950s, a future Nobelist Simon Kuznets discovered the following phenomenon: as a country\u27s...
No. There has never been good evidence for a pattern of rising inequality in low-income countries an...
A Kuznets curve, based upon GDP and population estimates for the years 1969 through 2007 from 36 nat...
[[abstract]]The Kuznets hypothesis, that is, inequality first rises and then falls as the economy ad...
The article aims at examination of the shape of relationship between income inequality and the level...