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Income Inequality and Redistribution in Five Countries

Mariacristina De Nardi, Liqian Ren, Chao Wei

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This article studies income inequality in five countries and compares the redistributive consequences of taxes and transfers across these countries.

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This article studies income inequality in five countries and compares the redistributive consequences of taxes and transfers across these countries.

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This article studies income inequality in five countries and compares the redistributive consequences of taxes and transfers across these countries.

Key concepts: Redistribution (election), Economics, Unemployment, Economic inequality, Incentive, Transfer payment, Redistribution of income and wealth, Public economics

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