Income Inequality and Fiscal Policy
June 28, 2012
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Summary
Subject: Disposable income, Fiscal policy, Income distribution, Income inequality, National accounts, Personal income
Keywords: Adverse impact, Asia and Pacific, Disposable income, Economy, Europe, Expenditure policy, Fiscal policy, Income distribution, Income distribution capture, Income growth, Income inequality, Income quintile, Income share, Income tax, Incomes database, Income-share ratio, Losses from unemployment, Market income, Middle East, Personal income, Pre-tax-and-transfer income, SDN, Sub-Saharan Africa, Tax, Taxation, Transfer system economy, Wage income
Publication Details
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37
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Series:
Staff Discussion Notes No. 2012/008
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Stock No:
SDNEA2012008
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ISBN:
9781475504828
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ISSN:
2617-6750