Camel or dromedary? A study of the equilibrium distribution of income in the EU countries

Lisa Crosato; Camilla Ferretti; Piero Ganugi

Camel or dromedary? A study of the equilibrium distribution of income in the EU countries

Lisa Crosato^*, Camilla Ferretti^*, Piero Ganugi^*

^*Autore corrispondente per questo lavoro

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore

Risultato della ricerca: Contributo in libro › Contributo a convegno

Abstract

We face here the problem of analysing the presence of bimodality of the equilibrium distribution of incomes in the EU countries, using EU-SILC data about 2012-2015. As a first step we visually inspect the kernel distribution and calculate the Sarle’s bimodality coefficient. We evaluate also the relationship between bimodality and inequality. As a second step we propose to use some suitable stochastic models to analyse the shape (camel/dromedary) of the estimated the long-run income distribution. The chosen models are the classical Markov Chain and the Mover Stayer model.

Lingua originale	English
Titolo della pubblicazione ospite	Book of Short Paper SIS 2018
Pagine	1270-1275
Numero di pagine	6
Volume	2018
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 2018
Evento	49-th Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society - Palermo Durata: 20 giu 2018 → 22 giu 2018

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Convegno	49-th Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society
Città	Palermo
Periodo	20/6/18 → 22/6/18

Keywords

bimodality
bipolarization
equilibrium
inequality
long-run income distribution

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