Review of Income and Wealth

1951 - 2025

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IS JAPAN'S HOUSEHOLD SAVING RATE REALLY HIGH? pp. 373-397: Charles Horioka
“NOMINAL” AND “REAL” INTERSTATE INCOME INEQUALITY IN THE UNITED STATES: SOME ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 399-404: Rati Ram
AN EXPLORATORY COMPARISON OF INCOME RISK IN GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 405-426: Edward J. Bird
ELEMENTARY AGGREGATES, MICRO‐INDICES AND SCANNER DATA: SOME ISSUES IN THE COMPILATION OF CONSUMER PRICE INDICES pp. 427-438: Mick Silver
PRODUCTIVE CAPITAL IN ITALY: A DISAGGREGATED ESTIMATE BY SECTORS OF ORIGIN AND DESTINATION: 1985–88 pp. 439-458: Paolo Costa and Giandemetrio Marangoni
THE 1993 REVISED SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS: WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? pp. 459-469: Harry H. Postner
SOME ESTIMATES OF TRADE FLOWS IN BANKING SERVICES pp. 471-479: France St‐Hilaire and John Whalley
HISTORY AND MEASUREMENT IN THE SERVICE SECTOR: A REVIEW pp. 481-494: James Melvin

POVERTY AND INCOME INEQUALITY IN LATIN AMERICA DURING THE 1980s pp. 245-264: George Psacharopoulos, Samuel Morley, Ariel Fiszbein, Haeduck Lee and William C. Wood
ENVIRONMENT‐ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING AND INDICATORS OF THE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACTIVITIES pp. 265-287: Deborah Vaughn Nestor and Carl Pasurka
THE LOSS OF EARNINGS CAPABILITY FROM DISABILITY/HEALTH LIMITATIONS: TOWARD A NEW SOCIAL INDICATOR pp. 289-308: Robert Haveman, Barbara Wolfe, Lawrence Buron and Steven Hill
ELDERLY ASSETS, MEDICAID POLICY, AND SPEND‐DOWN IN NURSING HOMES pp. 309-329: Edward Norton
POVERTY IN MEXICO DURING ADJUSTMENT pp. 331-348: Miguel Székely
R&D, TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS AND EFFICIENCY CHANGE IN INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES pp. 349-366: Sergio Perelman
THE VALUE ADDED OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTING pp. 367-371: Richard Ruggles and Patricia Ruggles

REFLECTIONS ON ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTING ISSUES pp. 113-137: André Vanoli
TRADE AND FINANCIAL FLOWS IN A WORLD ACCOUNTING FRAMEWORK: A BALANCED WAM FOR 1990 pp. 139-159: Robert Vos and Niek de Jong
A CLOSE LOOK AT DISSAVING IN THE LONGITUDINAL RETIREMENT HISTORY SURVEY pp. 161-176: Michael Kuehlwein
ON EQUITY ASPECTS OF IMPERFECT INCOME REDISTRIBUTION pp. 177-190: Jean‐Yves Duclos
MEASUREMENT OF POVERTY: POLAND IN THE 1980s pp. 191-205: Adam Szulc
THREE HYPOTHESES ON THE BRAZILIAN SERVICE SECTOR pp. 207-219: Renato G. Flöres and Samuel C. Dos Santos
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON PRODUCTIVITY AND EFFICIENCY pp. 221-237: Andrew Sharpe

THE DISTRIBUTION OF HOUSEHOLD INCOME AND EXPENDITURE IN PORTUGAL: 1980 AND 1990 pp. 1-17: Miguel Govela and Jose Tavares
REAL GDP IN THE SEVEN COLONIES OF AUSTRALASIA: 1861–1991 pp. 19-39: Paul Cashin
CATHOLIC‐PROTESTANT INCOME DIFFERENCES IN NORTHERN IRELAND pp. 41-56: Vani Borooah, Patricia M. McKee, Norma Heaton and Gråinne Collins
ON THE INTERPRETATION AND APPLICABILITY OF A “GREEN NATIONAL PRODUCT” pp. 57-71: Asbjørn Aaheim and Karine Nyborg
AN ALTERNATIVE AXIOMATIZATION OF SEN'S POVERTY MEASURE pp. 73-80: Prasanta K. Pattanaik and Manimay Sengupta
PUSHING THE SISYPHEAN BOULDER? MACROECONOMETRIC TESTING IN LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES pp. 81-99: Hugo Mena

IS POVERTY INCREASING IN THE DEVELOPING WORLD? pp. 359-376: Shaohua Chen, Gaurav Datt and Martin Ravallion
AN EXPENDITURE‐BASED BILATERAL COMPARISON OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT BETWEEN CHINA AND THE UNITED STATES pp. 377-394: Ren Ruoen and Chen Kai
POVERTY IN PRE‐REFORM UZBEKISTAN: WHAT DO OFFICIAL DATA REALLY REVEAL? pp. 395-414: Sheila Marnie and John Micklewright
MEASURING INEQUALITY WITHIN THE HOUSEHOLD pp. 415-431: Frances Woolley and Judith Marshall
SIMULTANEOUS USES OF TIME IN HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTION pp. 433-440: Ross Williams and Sue Donath
RELATIVE EARNINGS REDUX: YOUTH MOBILITY IN THE 1980s pp. 441-456: Bradley R. Schiller
THE EVOLUTION OF MODERN ECONOMIC ACCOUNTS pp. 457-459: John W. Kendrick
INTER‐COUNTRY AND INTERREGIONAL COMPARISONS OF INEQUALITY AND POVERTY pp. 461-464: Björn Gustafsson

GROWTH AND WELL‐BEING: INTRODUCING DISTRIBUTION‐WEIGHTED GROWTH RATES TO REEVALUATE U.S. POST‐WAR ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE pp. 251-272: Stephan Klasen
A RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MODULE SUPPLEMENTING THE NATIONAL ACCOUNTS pp. 273-286: Frits Bos, Hugo Hollanders and Steven Keuning
EARNINGS INEQUALITY IN GREAT BRITAIN 1975–90: THE ROLE OF AGE pp. 287-302: David Bell, Russell Rimmer and Sheila Rimmer
AN ALTERNATIVE TO DOUBLE DEFLATION FOR MEASURING REAL INDUSTRY VALUE‐ADDED pp. 303-316: René Durand
ESTIMATES OF THE AGGREGATE QUARTERLY CAPITAL STOCK FOR THE POST‐WAR U.S. ECONOMY pp. 317-349: Daniel Levy and Haiwei Chen
CAPITALISM, SOCIALISM AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION pp. 351-357: Peter Saunders

INCOME AND THE HAMILTONIAN1 pp. 123-141: Dan Usher
TRENDS IN HOUSEHOLD WEALTH IN THE UNITED STATES, 1962–83 AND 1983–89 pp. 143-174: Edward N. Wolff
AN HISTORICAL SOCIAL ACCOUNTING MATRIX FOR THE NETHERLANDS (1938) pp. 175-190: Gert P. Den Bakker, Jan de Gijt and Steven Keuning
HOW DID THE WEALTHIEST AUSTRALIANS GET SO RICH? pp. 191-204: John Siegfried and David K. Round
ZAKAT AND INEQUALITY: SOME EVIDENCE FROM PAKISTAN pp. 205-216: Geoffrey Jehle
GROWTH, INEQUALITY, AND POVERTY: A CAUTIONARY NOTE pp. 217-222: Eugene Smolensky, Robert Plotnick, Eirik Evenhouse and Siobhan Reilly
GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT, CANADA, 1870–1926: A NOTE pp. 223-226: Malcolm C. Urquhart
EASTERN PROBLEMS AND WESTERN SOLUTIONS pp. 227-237: Utz‐peter Reich

ARE EQUIVALENCE SCALES THE SAME FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA? pp. 1-17: Shelley Phipps and Thesia Garner
SERVICE PRODUCTION IN HISTORICAL NATIONAL ACCOUNTS pp. 19-41: Olle Krantz
IMPUTED RENT AND INCOME DISTRIBUTION pp. 43-66: Judith Yates
THE DEGREE AND PATTERN OF INCOME IMMOBILITY IN SWEDEN pp. 67-86: Björn Gustafsson
THE DISSAVING OF ANNUITY WEALTH AND MARKETABLE WEALTH IN RETIREMENT pp. 87-97: Thad W. Mirer
USE AND MISUSE OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS FROM A MODELING PERSPECTIVE pp. 99-110: Josef Richter
EXPERIENCE IN IMPLEMENTING THE SYSTEM OF NATIONAL ACCOUNTS (SNA) IN ROMANIA pp. 111-119: Vasile Dumitrescu, Cornelia Giurescu and Stefan Mateescu