SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF WORKERS' HOUSEIIOLD INCOME AND MACROECONOMIC
ACTIVITIES IN JAPAN: 1963-88
O. Yoshino. Review of Income and Wealth, 39 (4):
387-402(1993)
Abstract
An attempt is made to examine empirically the relationship between
the size distribution of workers' household incomes and the variables
expressing macroeconomic activities. As a preliminary implementation,
the income shares are first estimated by decile groups and several
subdivided top income groups. Applying Blinder and Esaki's regression
approach to the estimated data, the ratio of job offers to applicants,
inflation rate, and the terms of trade arc found to significantly
affect the distribution. Of these variables, the terms of trade
should be taken into account to ascertain precisely the income distribution
in Japan where foreign trade heavily affects economic conditions.
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ACTIVITIES IN JAPAN: 1963-88
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%X An attempt is made to examine empirically the relationship between
the size distribution of workers' household incomes and the variables
expressing macroeconomic activities. As a preliminary implementation,
the income shares are first estimated by decile groups and several
subdivided top income groups. Applying Blinder and Esaki's regression
approach to the estimated data, the ratio of job offers to applicants,
inflation rate, and the terms of trade arc found to significantly
affect the distribution. Of these variables, the terms of trade
should be taken into account to ascertain precisely the income distribution
in Japan where foreign trade heavily affects economic conditions.
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the size distribution of workers' household incomes and the variables
expressing macroeconomic activities. As a preliminary implementation,
the income shares are first estimated by decile groups and several
subdivided top income groups. Applying Blinder and Esaki's regression
approach to the estimated data, the ratio of job offers to applicants,
inflation rate, and the terms of trade arc found to significantly
affect the distribution. Of these variables, the terms of trade
should be taken into account to ascertain precisely the income distribution
in Japan where foreign trade heavily affects economic conditions.},
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ACTIVITIES IN JAPAN: 1963-88},
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