The meaning and measurement of income mobility

Article Abstract:

Income mobility has several properties, namely: linear homogeneity, normalization, translation invariance, strong decomposability, weak decomposability and population inconsistency. These properties can be used as tools for the accurate measurement of income mobility. These measures are further subdivided into two: mobility due to economic growth or contraction and mobility due to the transfer of income within a given structure.

Measurement, Income shifting

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Dynamic mechanism design with hidden income and hidden actions

Article Abstract:

Development of empirical models for design of machanism to implement optimal contracts which help agents and principals to maximize their benefits, is described.

United Kingdom, Sales, profits & dividends, Management dynamics, Venture Analysis, Management, Usage, Contracts, Company sales and earnings, Mathematical models, Business enterprises, Company earnings/profit, Company business management

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Default and aggregate income

Article Abstract:

The description of the model of default, which can analyze the relation between the default and the aggregate income, in United States is discussed.

Economic aspects, Default (Finance)

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