This document is the fourth editorial report of the Review of Income and Wealth, covering the period from August 2022 to July 2023. It highlights the increase in the journal's Impact Factor from 0.990 in 2016 to 2.122 in 2020. The report provides information on the number of ...
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There is also a significant relationship between income and health that is observable within countries. Gwatkin et al. (2007), pooling data from Demographic and Health surveys for fifty-six developing countries, show the wealth gradients for a number of health indicators. For example, the under ...
In the Chinese case, concerns about such bias have increased in the past ten years due to the expansion of private wealth and growing numbers of super-rich. Li, Li, and Wan’s (LLW) paper on top incomes in China attempts to correct for this bias using income information for the Chinese...
The creation of civilized cities and the resident intention of migrants Man Guo, Kunxian Chen, Liqun Pan Article 102044 Article preview select article Revisiting income inequality among households: New evidence from the Chinese Household Income Project Research articleAbstract only Revisiting income ...
Income is related to differential use of green and blue spaces for PA, due mainly to access issues. People who live in lower socioeconomic areas tend to be more sedentary and there are also gender differences related to PA in built environments. Conclusion: There is an effect of income in ...
In general, the national accounts formula is understood as a final demand formula of income being equal to consumption plus investment plus government expenditure plus exports minus imports (i.e., Y = C + I + G + X − M). Currently, these accounts have been developed and successfully pro...
). In the theoretical scenario, ROTE fell to 91.7 in 2021 from a baseline of 100, due to a drop in net interest income (–12.6 points) and non-interest income (–0.9), partially offset by gains from risk costs (+4.2 points) and operating expenses (+1.0 point). Taxes had no impact...
). In the theoretical scenario, ROTE fell to 91.7 in 2021 from a baseline of 100, due to a drop in net interest income (–12.6 points) and non-interest income (–0.9), partially offset by gains from risk costs (+4.2 points) and operating expenses (+1.0 point). ...
In the previous section, we have also seen that the combinations of the three trilemma policies and IR holding differ across income and regional groups of economies. We have seen that the trilemma configurations between AEs and developing economies differ. Although we are interested in the change ...