Did British Capitalism Breed Inequality?
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Author_Jeffrey G. Williamson
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Civilian Accumulation
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Earnings Distribution
Earnings Inequality
economic inequality modelling in Britain
Employment Weights
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Full Time Earnings
historical economic analysis
Impact Multipliers
income distribution
Income Inequality Trends
industrialisation effects
Industrialization Bias
Inequality Trends
Kuznets Curve
Labor Force Growth
Manufacturing's Total Factor Productivity
Model's Quantitative Predictions
Non-competing Groups
Pay Ratios
Real Unskilled Wage
Real Wage Gains
resource-scarce economies
Rising Earnings Inequality
skill scarcity
Skilled Labor's Share
Social Arithmetic
Total Factor Productivity Growth
wage structure
War Debt
World Market Conditions
Product details
- ISBN 9780415378697
- Weight: 690g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 03 Nov 2005
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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First Published in 2005. This thirteen-chapter title is divided into three parts and concludes with five appendices, references, and index. The first part focuses on income inequality and the historical state of wages. The second begins the discussion on the driving forces of economic inequality and equilibrating factors. The third provides a model for inequality in a resource-scarce open economy with data, theory, and debate. Appropriate for economic students and those interested in British economic history.
Williamson, Jeffrey G. Professor of Economics, Harvard University
