The Personal Distribution of Income and Wealth

James D. Smith

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Date: 1975
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Chapters in this book:

Introduction to "The Personal Distribution of Income and Wealth" , pp 1-8

James D. Smith

The Pursuit of Equality , pp 9-28

Kenneth E. Boulding

Social Accounting for Transfer , pp 29-44

Robert J. Lampman

Individual Taxes and the Distribution of Income , pp 45-74

Benjamin A. Okner

On the Comparison of Income Redistribution Plans , pp 75-118

Harold W. Watts and Jon K. Peck

Capital Gains and Individual Income - Evidence on Realization and Persistence , pp 119-150

Martin David and Roger Miller

Income Instability Among Young and Middle-Aged Men , pp 151-208

Andrew Kohen, Herbert S. Parnes and John R. Shea

Time Period, Unit of Analysis, and Income Concept in the Analysis of Income Distribution , pp 209-224

Jacob Bemis and James N. Morgan

Comments on Part III , pp 225-230

Martin David

The Wealth, Income, and Social Class of Men in Large Northern Cities of the United States in 1860 , pp 231-276

Lee Soltow

The Distribution of Wealth in Britain in the 1960s the Estate Duty Method Reexamined , pp 277-328

Anthony Atkinson

White Wealth and Black People: the Distribution of Wealth in Washington, D.C., in 1967 , pp 329-374

James D. Smith

Measurement of Transfer Income in the Current Population Survey , pp 375-448

Dorothy S. Projector and Judith Bretz

The Bureau of Economic Analysis and Current Population Survey Size Distributions: Some Comparisons for 1964 , pp 449-559

Edward C. Budd and Daniel B. Radner

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