[PDF] Top 20 Income Inequality and Subjective Wellbeing: Panel Data Evidence from China

... differs from the above studies that have focussed on China in several ...use panel data which allows us to control for unobservable ...cross-sectional data. Controlling for unobserved ... See full document

... In China, CCP membership has advantages for getting ahead in the labour ...capital inequality (SCI). Consistent with the income inequality literature that has focused on the hukou household ... See full document

... India, China, and South Africa economies by applying the principal component analysis (PCA) method on the our main measures of financial development, namely; domestic credit to private sector to GDP ratio, ... See full document

... and income inequality in developing countries. Based on the panel dataset from 1999 to 2012, this research is focusing on China, showing that it does not exist a simple linear ... See full document

... current wellbeing. We find that most people with low subjective wellbeing believe that they held the same status three years ago and do not believe that their situation will improve in the near ... See full document

... of panel data at the community level seriously limits the researchers’ ability to quantify the temporal dimension of migration and ...alleged inequality-reducing effect of migration over time remains ... See full document

... using panel cointegration techniques or dynamic panel methods, for example, Lee (2005), Huang, Hwang, and Yang (2008), Belke, Dobnik, and Dreger (2011), Chen, Chen, and Chen (2012), and Herrerias, Joyeux, ... See full document

... Investigating the cross sectional dependency between the series in the fixed effects panel data model is a crucial step in achieving accurate results. At the same time, it is very important to take this ... See full document

... benefit from economic growth due to rising income inequalities in the ...country. Income growth is also found by Nasir and Mridha (2017) to eliminate poverty across the United States during 2006 to ... See full document

... the income and expenditure of the natural resources sector are distributed to all local governments and central government, generates a current effect (multiplier effect) ...indirectly from the natural ... See full document

... household income, we calculated equivalised household income in Purchasing Power Parity dollars (PPP$) at 2005 ...household income bands to continuous values using interval regression (used to model ... See full document

... improve subjective well-being much, perhaps because there is less expectation on, say, the youth and adolescents to work for a ...in income – but also mean assuming additional financial burdens that come ... See full document

... on inequality. In this study, we apply panel data from a micro firm-level survey and from city-level data to investigate whether there is a causal relationship between ... See full document

... inventors from EPO to construct our ...indicators from the Quality Database of OECD (Squicciarini et ...1% income share to robustify our ...suffer from truncation bias because they have ... See full document

... how income inequality responds to changes in the average level of schooling and educational inequality in ...lower income inequality, and a lower education inequality will also ... See full document

... Lack of evidence for the inverted U-shaped hypotheses may be suggesting that those countries that are at an early stage of development and have a relatively advanced financial sector can[r] ... See full document

... for inequality is the dependent ...anywhere from 0 (perfect in- come equality) to 1 (perfect income ...measured from 0 (“no economic freedom”) to 10 (“full economic ...in income, on ... See full document

... The road from the early work on finance growth nexus to where we are now, however, has not been a straight one (Kirkpatrick 2000). Levine (1997) acknowledges that some recent work has extended our knowledge about ... See full document

... deteriorates income distribution in the developing ...worsens income inequality because most exporting firms use workers who are better ...increases income inequality by ... See full document

... Globalization generally refers to how connected or open a country is to the rest of the world. FDI and trade to GDP ratio appears to be the most widely used proxies for globalization. The potential impact of ... See full document