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128: The Western Welfare State in The 1990s: Toward a New Model of Antipoverty Policy for Families with Children

Sheldon Danziger, Lee Rainwater and Timothy Smeeding

127: Doing Poorly: The Real Income of American Children in a Comparative Perspective

Lee Rainwater and Timothy Smeeding

126: Cross National Comparisons of Levels and Trends in Inequality

Peter Gottschalk and Timothy Smeeding

125: Working but Poor: A Reassessment

Bernard Delhausse

124: Lorenz and Stochastic Dominance Comparisons of European Income Distribution

Ryoicki Sakano, John Formby and John Bishop

123: Immigrants and the Distribution of Income: National and International Comparisons

Peter Saunders

122: The Distribution of Welfare: Inequality, Earnings Capacity, and Household Production in a Comparative Perspective

Timothy Smeeding, Inge O'Connor and Peter Saunders

121: Income Distribution in European Countries

Anthony Atkinson, Timothy Smeeding and Lee Rainwater

120: Income Distribution in Advanced Economies: The Evidence from the Luxembourg Income Study (LIS)

Lee Rainwater, Anthony Atkinson and Timothy Smeeding

119: Finnish Poverty: A Cross-National Comparison

Veli-Matti Ritakallio

118: Changes in the Structure of Family Income Inequality in the US and Other Industrialized Nations During the 1980s

David Bloom and McKinley Blackburn

117: Relative Inequality and Poverty in Germany and the United States Using Alternative Equivalence Scales

Richard Burkhauser, Timothy Smeeding and Joachim Merz

116: A Cross-National Comparison of Education and Earnings

Inge O'Connor

115: The American Family in 1990: Growing Diversity and Inequality

Lynne Casper and Sara McLanahan

114: Family Poverty and the Labor Market

Michael Förster

113: A Cross-National Analysis of the Wages of Part-Time Workers: Evidence from the US, UK, Canada, and Australia

Janet Gornick and Jerry Jacobs

112: The Gender Poverty Gap: What Can We Learn From Other Countries?

Sara McLanahan, Irwin Garfinkel and Lynne Casper

111: The Differential Impact of the Global Economy on Men and Women Employed in Selected Industrial Sectors Which Experience High Levels of International Competition: A Cross-National Comparison

Russell Long

110: Income Inequality Decomposition by Income Source and the Breakdown of Inequality Differences Between Two Population Subgroups

Jacques Silber and Yves Flückiger

109: The Welfare State and Inequality: Still No Answers to the Big Questions

Axel Pedersen

108: Poverty and Labor Market Change: Canada in Comparative Perspective

Shelley Phipps

107: Retirement and Growing Old: Which Model of Protection?

Bernard Delhausse, Sergio Perelman and Pierre Pestieau

106: An International Comparison of Married Women s Labor Supply

Christin Knudsen and H. Elizabeth Peters

105: Old Age Poverty in Selected Countries of the European Community- Are Women Disproportionably Affected?

Heinz Stapf-Finé

104: Three Worlds of Old-Age Decommodification? A Comparative Analysis of Old-Age Support and Inequality Using the Luxembourg Income Study

Brian Gran

103: International Perspectives on Income Support for Families with Children

Shelley Phipps

102: Combining Consistency with Simplicity When Estimating Tax Incidence: Alternative Assumptions and Findings for Three Countries

Clive Bell and Christoph Rosenberg

101: International Labor Underpayment: A Stochastic Frontier Approach

Richard Hofler and Kenneth McClure

100: Comparing Poverty in 13 OECD Countries Traditional and Synthetic Approaches

Michael Förster

99: Determinants of Women s Labor-Force Participation: An Econometric Analysis for Five Countries

Shelley Phipps

98: Bargaining Models of Household Behavior: An Empirical Test Using the Luxembourg Income Study

Shelley Phipps and Peter Burton

97: International Comparisons of Income Poverty and Extreme Income Poverty

McKinley Blackburn

96: Women and Poverty in Industrialized Countries

Robert Wright

95: Poverty in an International Perspective: A Reexamination

Orit Kristal and Leah Achdut

94: Working But Poor A Cross-National Comparison of Earnings Adequacy

Inge O'Connor and Timothy Smeeding

93: The Redistributive Effect of Direct Taxes: An International Comparison of Six LIS Countries

John Bishop, Victor Chow and John Formby

92: Canadian Child Benefits: Behavioral Consequences, Income Adequacy and Alternatives

Shelley Phipps

91: Changing Inequality in Five Countries: The Role of Markets, Transfers and Taxes

Markus Jantti

90: Male Pre and Post Tax Wage Inequality: A Six Country Comparison

Bruce Bradbury

89: The Social Wage in the Income Package of Working Parents

Lee Rainwater

88: Income Inequality in Rich Countries During the 1980s

Timothy Smeeding and John Coder

87: Going to Extremes: An International Perspective on the Economic Status of the Untied States Aged

Barbara Torrey, Lee Rainwater and Timothy Smeeding

86: Changes in Inequality of Family Income in Seven Industrialized Countries Responses to Growing Earnings Inequality

Peter Gottschalk

85: The Impact of Technology Change, Deindustrialization, and Internationalization of Trade on Earnings Inequality An International Perspective

Mary Joyce and Peter Gottschalk

84: Female Earnings and the Level and Distribution of Household Income in Developed Countries

Robert Schoeni and Maria Cancian

83: Gender, Poverty and Intra-Household Distribution of Resources

Jeanette Findlay and Robert Wright

82: Women and Social Security in Retirement: A Comparative Analysis

Sandra Hutton and Peter Whiteford

81: Old Age Security of Women in the Twelve EC-Countries - To What Extent are Beveridge s Two Main Principles of Universality and Guaranteed Minimum Fulfilled?

Frank Tibitanzi, Gabriele Rolf, Richard Hauser and Diether Doring

80: Poverty in American Eyes

Lee Rainwater

79: Noncash Income, Living Standards, and Inequality: Evidence from the Luxembourg Income Study

Michael Wolfson, Peter Saunders, Stephen Jenkins, Aldi Hagenaars, Richard Hauser, John Coder, Johan Fritzell and Timothy Smeeding