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40: International Comparisons of Productive Efficiency and Welfare

Donald Roy

39: Horizontal Equity and the Redistributive Impact of Housing Allowance Programs in Norway and Sweden

Jeff Ankrom

38: The Gap Between Market Rewards and Economic Well-Being in Modern Societies

Johan Fritzell

37: Models of Pensions and Income Inequality: A Comparative Analysis

Joakim Palme

36: The Redistributive Effects of the Tax System in West Germany, Sweden, and the United States: A Comparative Tax Incidence Study

Christoph Rosenberg

35: Not Working: A Preliminary Look at Households with no Earners in the US, Canada, Germany and Sweden

Katherine McFate and Ingo Fischer

34: Income Inequality in Australia and New Zealand: International Comparisons and Recent Trades

Garry Hobbes, Helen Stott and Peter Saunders

33: The Inequality-Redistribution Interaction: Who Gains, Who Loses? In the East and West

Wlodzimierz Okrasa

32: Relative Deprivation and Economic Welfare: A Statistical Investigation with Gini-Based Welfare Indices

John Bishop, Paul Thistle and Subhabrata Chakraborti

31: Luxembourg Income Study: Mikrotason Tulonjakotutkimusta European Sydamessa

Robert Hagfors

30: Quelques Elements de Comparaison Internationale sur les Revenus - La Position Relative de la France au Debut de la Decennie

Jan Suesser

29: Living Arrangements of Young Adults Living Independently: Evidence from the Luxembourg Income Study

Kathleen Short and Thesia Garner

28: Can Economic Structure Explain Gender Differences In Economic Reward? A Comparison of Australia, Sweden and the United States

Shelley Phipps

27: Measuring Inequality and Differing Social Judgments

Anthony Atkinson

26: International Comparisons of Income Inequality: Tests for Lorenz Dominance across Nine Countries

John Bishop, W. James Smith and John Formby

25: Measuring Gender Differences in Wage Distributions for Five Countries

Shelley Phipps

24: Generations and the Distribution of Well-Being and Poverty: Cross National Evidence for Europe, Scandinavia and the Colonies

Timothy Smeeding

23: An International Comparison of the Rates of Return to Human Capital: Evidence from Five Countries

Joachim Wagner and Wilhelm Lorenz

22: Earnings Functions under Test: Evidence from Five Countries

Joachim Wagner

21: Poverty, Affluence and the Income Costs of Children: Cross National Evidence from the LIS

Timothy Smeeding

20: Problems of Comparative Social Policy Analysis: The Case of Pension Systems and Income Security Systems for the Elderly

Richard Hauser

19: Inequalities in the Economic Well-Being of Children and Adults in Ten Nations

Lee Rainwater

18: The Distribution of Cash and Noncash Income in the Netherlands

Flip de Kam, Floor van Herwaarden, Leendert Ruitenberg and Aldi Hagenaars

17: Equivalence Scales, Well-Being, Inequality and Poverty: Sensitivity Estimates Across Ten Countries Using the LIS Database

Timothy Smeeding, Gunther Schmaus, Brigitte Buhmann and Lee Rainwater

16: Poor Children in Rich Countries

Barbara Torrey and Timothy Smeeding

15: Selected Nonmonetary Types of Income in the Federal Republic of Germany: Macro Economic and Distributional Effects

Richard Hauser, Susanne Standecke-Scheid and Irene Becker

14: Cross National Analyses of Social Policy: Value, Resources and Challenge

Timothy Smeeding

13: Improving the LIS Income Measure: Microdata Estimates of the Size Distribution of Cash and Noncash Income in Eight Countries

Timothy Smeeding, Richard Hauser, Brigitte Buhmann, Flip de Kam, Michael Wolfson, Peter Hedstrom, Michael O'Higgins, Peter Saunders, Gunther Schmaus and Aldi Hagenaars

12: The Luxembourg Income Study: The Use of Telecommunications in the Social Sciences

Lee Rainwater and Timothy Smeeding

11: Inequality and Poverty in Old Age

Juergen Kohl

10: Public Sector Transfers and Income Taxes: An International Comparison with Micro Data

Bjorn Gustafsson and Renato Aguilar

9: An International Perspective on the Income and Poverty Status of the US Aged: Lessons from the Luxembourg Income Study and the International Database on Aging

Barbara Torrey and Timothy Smeeding

8: Patterns of Income and Poverty: The Economic Status of the Young and the Old in Eight Countries

Timothy Smeeding, Barbara Torrey and Martin Rein

7: LIS Information Guide

Lis Staff

6: The Relative Economic Status of One Parent Families in Six Major Countries

Ingo Fischer and Richard Hauser

5: Comparative Economic Status of the Retired and Nonretired Elderly

Yossi Tamir and Leah Achdut

4: Age and Income in Contemporary Society

Peter Hedstrom, Stein Ringen and Stephen Jenkins

3: Income Distribution and Redistribution

Michael O'Higgins, Geoffrey Stephenson and Gunther Schmaus

2: Poverty in Major Industrialized Countries

Timothy Smeeding, Lee Rainwater, Gaston Schaber, Richard Hauser and Martin Rein

1: An Introduction to LIS - The Luxembourg Income Study

Timothy Smeeding, Gunther Schmaus and Serge Allegreza