Econometric Society 57th European Meeting
25th August 2002 - 28th August 2002, Venice, Italy

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Keyword: INEQUALITY

The following papers have the keyword inequality:

  CHANGES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF MALE AND FEMALE WAGES ACCOUNTING FOR EMPLOYMENT COMPOSITION
  Time & Location: WAGES AND EMPLOYMENT II
Monday 26th August 2002, 09:30 - 11:00, Room: 1.13
  Category: Econometrics
  Presenter(s): Gosling, Amanda

  GROWING INTO AND OUT OF SOCIAL CONFLICT
  Time & Location: Political Economy III
Tuesday 27th August 2002, 09:30 - 11:00, Room: 4.2
  Category: Economic Theory
  Presenter(s): Harms, Philipp

  HETEROGENEOUS MARK-UPS, DEMAND COMPOSITION, AND THE INEQUALITY-GROWTH RELATION
  Time & Location: Growth and Inequality
Tuesday 27th August 2002, 14:30 - 16:00, Room: 4.7
  Category: Economic Theory
  Presenter(s): Foellmi, Reto

  NON WELFARIST APPROACHES TO INEQUALITY MEASUREMENT
  Time & Location: Inequality
Monday 26th August 2002, 09:30 - 11:00, Room: 4.3
  Category: Economic Theory
  Presenter(s): Moyes, Patrick

  PERSISTENT INEQUALITY WHEN LEARNING REQUIRES MINIMAL STANDARD OF LIVING
  Time & Location: Inequality
Monday 26th August 2002, 09:30 - 11:00, Room: 4.3
  Category: Economic Theory
  Presenter(s): Vogel, Thorsten

  WAGE RIGIDITY OR FISCAL REDISTRIBUTION? THE UNEMPLOYMENT BIAS OF TIME CONSISTENT REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES
  Time & Location: Unemployment I
Monday 26th August 2002, 14:30 - 16:00, Room: 1.6
  Category: Economic Theory
  Presenter(s): Lehmann, Etienne

Total Papers Listed: 6


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