Income Dynamics in Argentina During the 1990’s: ‘Mobiles’ Did Change Over Time

Facundo Albornoz and Marta Menéndez

Económica, 2007, vol. LIII, issue 1-2, 21-52

Abstract: Using panel data from Argentina during the 1990’s, this paper concludes that, in Argentina, income ‘mobiles’ did change over time. Among the household variables with a structural relation with income dynamics, we find university education, protecting from income declines though not necessarily linked to upward movements, certain age ranges of the highest earner positively associated with family income losses and households in which the highest earner is a woman exhibiting larger income gains. Interestingly, once we controlled for other correlates, no clear structural relationship was found between initial economic position and subsequent income change. If any, this relationship is positive.

Keywords: Income dynamics; mobility; panel data; Argentina (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: C23 C41 D31 I32 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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