income differential

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Second, we evaluate competing explanations about how income differentials among elites may change as a result of market reforms.
Institutions in the rural sector that impact migrant behaviour basically through their effect on rural-urban income differentials have, however, received little attention.
These differences could not be explained by income differentials between the two groups as their family incomes were similar at this age.
To our advantage, these models allow for estimation of total income differentials as well as of net income differentials of other variables.
The construction of three cadreelite groups allows documenting income differentials between multiple cadre elites and professional elites.
In this paper, we apply this view to explain income differentials among elites working in different sectors.
In effect, wealth constraints (entry cost) create rents, which shows up as income differentials.
As the distribution of wealth evolves, so do the occupational composition of population and income differentials, generating the dynamics of growth with changing inequality.
Given the stark income differentials among the related households and the lack of social protection, older people frequently redistribute income among their several children's families.
This paper will conduct such a comparison with a focus on income differentials between cadre administrators and professionals from 1988 to 1995.
Income differentials also cannot explain the greater risks in step-parent as opposed to natural-parent households.
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