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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Redistributive Preferences"”.
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Nationalism and Common Prosperity: The Impact of Ideological Symbiosis on Redistributive Preferences in China
… explain the relationship between nationalism and redistributive preferences in China. I argue that the regime has promoted a symbiosis between nationalism and socialism to sustain its legitimacy. Nationalists embrace this symbiosis, and thus, they are more likely to support government …
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Three Essays on Democracy, Inequality, and Redistribution in Developed Countries
… at the country level. The paper introduces redistributive preferences as an intervening factor in the relationship and presents the Gini coefficient of perceived social position (perceived Gini) as a country-level measure of perceived inequality. The evidence shows that perceived inequality, …
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UNEQUAL EXPERIENCES: HOW SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTS SHAPE PEOPLE¿S ATTITUDES TOWARDS INEQUALITY
… of inequality, justice ideologies, and redistributive preferences. Through three empirical studies, this research underlines the centrality of meso-level dynamics to attitude formation by pointing to the role of network diversity, status, and size as drivers of individual views. Chapter …
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Beyond Divergence: Socioeconomic Status and Perceived Income Inequality in China
… income inequality and wealth rearrangement preferences. Implementing the survey data from the China General Social Survey (CGSS), I developed a new measurement of perceived earnings disparity and a Structural Equation Model (SEM) to analyze perceived earnings disparity among the Chinese …
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Essays on Economic Policy Design
… We thereby conclude, without taking a stance on redistributive preferences, that there are welfare-improving tax reforms.
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Essays on Public Finance and Information Economics
… described by generalized versions of standard redistributive and corrective taxation formulas, which depend crucially on labor wedges: the marginal contribution to output relative to the increases in lifetime earnings that result from supplying one extra unit of labor at each period. Using data …
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Clientelism, conditional cash transfers, and cross-class coalitions: why governments expand pro-poor redistribution.
… is an increasingly large concern, and that the preferences of the upscale and poor coalesce in contexts of high clientelism concern: the emergence of a cross-class coalition of upscale and poor voters. Chapter 5 examines in-depth the electoral coalitions in mayoral races across time in the city …