Income distribution and income dynamics in the United Kingdom
Martin Weale
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Martin Weale
Abstract
This paper examines why the distribution of income in the United Kingdom has become much less equal in recent years. A first step to understanding factors which may have led to this changed income distribution must be to produce a satisfactory descriptive model of income distribution itself. The authors propose a mode which simultaneously explains income transition and cross-sectional income distribution.
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This paper examines why the distribution of income in the United Kingdom has become much less equal in recent years. A first step to understanding factors which may have led to this changed income distribution must be to produce a satisfactory descriptive model of income distribution itself. The authors propose a mode which simultaneously explains income transition and cross-sectional income distribution.
Key concepts: Income distribution, Distribution (mathematics), Net national income, Total personal income, Economics, Income in kind, Comprehensive income, Adjusted gross income