[PDF] Top 20 Inequality and development: Evidence from semiparametric estimation with panel data

... Distribution (1985–2000) datasets. ‘‘Giniall’’ gives the Gini coefficients from household survey for 1067 country/years. The coefficients with ‘‘Di = 1’’ are chosen. The December 2006 version and recent years’ ... See full document

... provincial panel data from 2002 to 2008, Hoi and Hoi (2013) explored the link between financial development and income inequality in ...empirical evidence suggests that financial ... 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

... high inequality associated with rapid economic development may be tolerated by society in the onset, and even poor people may exhibit positive attitude towards inequality, which is likely to enhance ... See full document

... shows evidence of seasonality and an upward trend for all ...some evidence of serial correlation in the residuals but little evidence of GARCH ...the estimation of the regression coe¢ cients ... See full document

... road from the early work on finance growth nexus to where we are now, however, has not been a straight one (Kirkpatrick ...financial development and economic growth but finds that the empirical studies have ... See full document

... our development of asymptotic theory does not extend easily to the augmented sample, which obviously contains nonindependent (antisymmetric) ...nonparametric estimation (not just the antisym- metric ... See full document

... the evidence of habit ...a semiparametric estimation of the model may give more accurate ...via semiparametric methodology, I examined the results, and based on the wild boostrapped confidence ... See full document

... financial development consisting of financial depth, investment share and inflation on economic growth of ASEAN during 2002 through ...effect panel data OLS regression estimations, the study shows ... See full document

... economic development (Bhagwati, 1978); a number of countries liberalized trade and payments regimes by early 1990‟s and joined the WTO after the mid 90‟s to integrate to the world economy and seek ...the ... See full document

... income inequality and economic development argued that income inequality tends to increase at an initial stage of development, but income inequality will eventually fall as income ... See full document

... This paper considers a panel duration model that has a proportional hazards spec- ification with fixed effects. The paper shows how to estimate the baseline and inte- grated baseline hazard functions without ... See full document

... different from those of the pooled local linear ...differs from Su et ...term from models ...estimator from the modified model ...autoregressive panel data model with fixed ... See full document

... use data from the RAND Health Insurance Experiment (RHIE) and find that latent class models outperform two-part models in terms of in-sample and cross-validation model selection ... See full document

... We also test whether our main results hold for the developing country sample and results are reported in table B5 in appendix. Here we consider a country as developing if it is not a member of organization of economic ... See full document

... A good way to test the validity of the econometric model is to perform out-of-sample forecast. The reported forecast error statistics are the Root Mean Squared Error, the Mean Absolute Error, the Mean Absolute Percentage ... See full document

... annual data from 1989 to 2016 (28 observations for each ...balanced panel data set of the economic sectors of ...All data were obtained from the Central Bank of Iran (CBI ... See full document

... In Table 3, note that the population of retirees has higher growth rates than that of workers in all the quartiles, implying an aging population in these countries. Meanwhile, the house prices have the largest ... See full document

... One’s self-assessed health status is an answer to the question: ”How is your health in general?”. This question aims to summarise an individual’s general state of health at the moment of interview. Self-assessed health ... See full document

... How about the impact of predicted GHQ well-being on the probability of staying married itself? One hypothesis is that, as marriage is currently seen as a main source of happiness, spouses may think something is wrong ... See full document