Review of Income and Wealth

1951 - 2025

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HOUSEHOLD SAVING AND PORTFOLIO CHANGE: EVIDENCE FROM THE 1983–89 SCF PANEL pp. 381-399: Arthur B. Kennickell and Martha Starr
DIVERGENT INEQUALITIES: THEORY AND EMPIRICAL RESULTS pp. 401-421: Michael C. Wolfson
PRIVATE INTERHOUSEHOLD TRANSFERS OF MONEY AND TIME: NEW EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 423-448: Robert Schoeni
PRIMARY VERSUS SECONDARY PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES IN U.S. MANUFACTURING pp. 449-464: Joe Mattey and Thijs ten Raa
ACCOUNTING FOR EXHAUSTIBLE RESOURCES IN THE CANADIAN SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS: FLOWS, STOCKS AND PRODUCTIVITY MEASURES pp. 465-485: Aldo Diaz and Tarek M. Harchaoui
IMPLEMENTING THE REVISED SNA: RECOMMENDATIONS ON PRICE AND VOLUME MEASURES pp. 487-503: Esben Dalgaard
MODELING ON THE BASIS OF MODELS pp. 505-510: Hans Werner Holub and Gottfried Tappeiner
ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF AN AGING SOCIETY pp. 511-520: Joseph Quinn

CHILD SUPPORT IN THE U.S.: CAN FATHERS AFFORD TO PAY MORE? pp. 261-281: Cynthia Miller, Irwin Garfinkel and Sara McLanahan
LIFETIME INEQUALITY AND TAX PROGRESSIVITY WITH ALTERNATIVE INCOME CONCEPTS pp. 283-295: John Creedy
PERSONAL SECTOR WEALTH IN THE UNITED KINGDOM, 1920–56 pp. 297-318: Solomos Solomou and Martin Weale
EQUIVALENCE SCALE SENSITIVITY OF POVERTY STATISTICS FOR THE MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY pp. 319-333: Klaas de Vos and M. Asghar Zaidi
THE TREND IN URBAN INCOME INEQUALITY IN TWO CHINESE PROVINCES, 1986–90 pp. 335-355: Rolf Aaberge and Xuezeng Li
NEW GNP ESTIMATES FOR THE BELGIAN ECONOMY DURING THE INTERWAR PERIOD pp. 357-375: Erik Buyst

TRENDS IN INEQUALITY USING CONSUMPTION‐EXPENDITURES: THE U.S. FROM 1960 TO 1993 pp. 133-152: David Johnson and Stephanie Shipp
A COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVE MEASURES OF ECONOMIC WELL‐BEING FOR GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 153-171: Richard Burkhauser, Joachim Frick and Johannes Schwarze
VALUE AND INCOME IN THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AND ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 173-190: Frits Bos
FAMILY SAFETY NETS AND ECONOMIC TRANSITION: A STUDY OF WORKER HOUSEHOLDS IN POLAND pp. 191-209: Donald Cox, Emmanuel Jimenez and Wlodzimierz Okrasa
TYPES OF INCOME AND INEQUALITY IN CHINA AT THE END OF THE 1980s pp. 211-226: Björn Gustafsson and Shi Li
SECTORAL PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH AND PRICE‐MARGINAL COST MARGINS IN THE INTERMEDIATE GOODS MARKET pp. 227-238: Alison Kelly‐Hawke
IMPACT OF GROWTH AND DISTRIBUTION ON POVERTY IN MADAGASCAR pp. 239-252: B. Essama‐Nssah
JOB CREATION AND DESTRUCTION pp. 253-260: Garnett Picot

INCOME AND WEALTH OVER THE LIFE CYCLE EVIDENCE FROM PANEL DATA pp. 1-32: Rob Alessie, Annamaria Lusardi and Trea Aldershof
INTERNATIONAL AND INTERTEMPORAL COMPARISONS OF REAL PRODUCT IN OECD COUNTRIES A GROWTH SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS pp. 33-48: Teresa Dab´n, Rafael Domenech and César Molinas
A TAXONOMY OF MULTILATERAL METHODS FOR MAKING INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF PRICES AND QUANTITIES pp. 49-69: Robert Hill
NONCASH INCOME, EQUIVALENCE SCALES, AND THE MEASUREMENT OF ECONOMIC WELL‐BEING pp. 71-88: Daniel B. Radner
THE OUTPUT OF THE SWEDISH EDUCATION SECTOR pp. 89-104: Sofia Ahlroth, Anders Bjorklund and Anders Forslund
COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVE TAX AND TRANSFER TREATMENT OF CHILDREN USING ADULT EQUIVALENCE SCALES pp. 105-117: Panayiota Lyssiotou
POVERTY POLICY IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE 1980s pp. 119-129: Albert Berry

RELATIVE INEQUALITY AND POVERTY IN GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES USING ALTERNATIVE EQUIVALENCE SCALES pp. 381-400: Richard Burkhauser, Timothy M. Smeeding and Joachim Merz
HOUSEHOLD INCOME PLUS HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION: THE DISTRIBUTION OF EXTENDED INCOME IN THE U.K pp. 401-419: Stephen Jenkins and Nigel C. O'Leary
HOUSEHOLDS, GOODS, AND WELL‐BEING pp. 421-431: Stein Ringen
INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS OF WEALTH INEQUALITY pp. 433-451: Edward N. Wolff
FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION SERVICES INDIRECTLY MEASURED: ESTIMATES FOR FRANCE AND THE U.K. BASED ON THE APPROACH ADOPTED IN THE 1993 SNA pp. 453-472: Iain Begg, Jacques Bournay, Martin Weale and Stephen Wright
FROM MARGINALISM TO INSTITUTIONALISM: DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE FINNISH PENSION REGIME pp. 473-491: Markus Jantti, Olli Kangas and Veli‐Matti Ritakallio
THE DISTRIBUTIONAL CONSEQUENCES DURING THE EARLY STAGES OF RUSSIA'S TRANSITION pp. 493-505: Chris Doyle

ARE SERVICES INCOME‐ELASTIC? SOME NEW EVIDENCE pp. 257-269: Rodney Falvey and Norman Gemmell
ELDERLY AND NON‐ELDERLY IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: A COMPARISON OF LIVING STANDARDS pp. 271-291: Panos Tsakloglou
MISUSE AND USE OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS AS A WELFARE INDICATOR: SELECTED ANALYTICAL AND MEASUREMENT ISSUES pp. 293-320: Markos J. Mamalakis
RELATIVE POVERTY IN TWO EGALITARIAN SOCIETIES: A COMPARISON BETWEEN TAGANROG, RUSSIA DURING THE SOVIET ERA AND SWEDEN pp. 321-334: Björn Gustafsson and Ludmila Nivorozhkina
GENDER, POVERTY AND THE INTRA‐HOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTION OF RESOURCES pp. 335-351: Jeanette Findlay and Robert Wright
CONSISTENCY‐IN‐AGGREGATION AND STUVEL INDICES pp. 353-363: Bert Balk
PERSPECTIVES ON POVERTY POLICY pp. 365-378: Michael Ward

MULTILATERAL COMPARISONS OF OUTPUT, PRODUCTIVITY, AND PURCHASING POWER PARITIES IN MANUFACTURING pp. 113-130: Dirk Pilat and D.S. Prasada Rao
TAKING THE ENVIRONMENT INTO ACCOUNT: THE NAMEA APPROACH pp. 131-148: Mark de Haan and Steven Keuning
EVIDENCE OF SPATIAL AUTOCORREILATION IN INTERNATIONAL PRICES pp. 149-163: Bettina Aten
VALUATION OF HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION AT MARKET PRICES AND ESTIMATION OF PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS pp. 165-180: John Fitzgerald, Matthew S. Swenson and John H. Wicks
THE HIGH COST OF EATING: CAUSES OF INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN CONSUMER FOOD PRICES pp. 181-194: Robert Lipsey and Birgitta Swedenborg
CORRECTLY MEASURING REAL VALUE ADDED pp. 195-206: Shirley Cassing
AN ANNUAL CHAIN INDEX OF ITALY'S “REAL” PRODUCT, 1861–1989 pp. 207-224: Giorgio Fuå and Mauro Gallegati
NEW DATA AND THE MEASUREMENT OF OUTPUT FOR THE SERVICE SECTOR IN THE UNITED KINGDOM pp. 225-232: Ken Mansell
POVERTY IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE: A REVIEW pp. 233-240: Markus Jantti
IN MEMORIAM: JÁNOS ÁRVAY 1924–1996 pp. 241-243: György Szilàgyi

HOW INCOME INEQUALITY CHANGED IN GERMANY FOLLOWING REUNIFICATION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS USING DECOMPOSABLE INEQUALITY MEASURES pp. 1-11: Johannes Schwarze
POLLUTION AND POLLUTION ABATEMENT IN THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS pp. 13-33: Kirk Hamilton
DOES GNP EXAGGERATE GROWTH IN “ACTUAL” OUTPUT? THE CASE OF THE UNITED STATES pp. 35-48: Scott Fuess and Hendrik Van Den Berg
POVERTY AND INCOME INEQUALITY IN PUERTO RICO, 1969–89: TRENDS AND SOURCES pp. 49-61: Orlando J. Sotomayor
ALTERNATIVE MEASURES OF THE AVERAGE DURATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT pp. 63-74: Miles Corak and Andrew Heisz
IS MONEY THE MEASURE OF WELFARE IN RUSSIA? pp. 75-90: Richard Rose and Ian Mcallister
GENERATIONAL ACCOUNTING—AN AUSTRALIAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 91-105: John Ablett
PERCEPTIONS, PROBLEMS AND METHODS OF PREPARING LABOUR FORCE ACCOUNTS IN INDIA pp. 107-112: S. G. Tiwari