Ireland's Income Distribution in Comparative Perspective

Comparative advantage, regional specialization and income distribution: The case of Austria in perspective

Realization of comparative advantage (David Ricardo) raises issues of income distribution that emerge when specialization gains are achieved. While the Stolper-Samuelson theorem ‘predicts’ that because of trade liberalization in ‘rich countries’ like Austria or Germany wages may fall and real incomes of capital owners might increase, some doubts are raised whether continuous cuts in relative wa...

The pattern of income distribution and wealth from the perspective of the Holy Quran

Abstract An optimal pattern is expected to simplify complex phenomena on a small scale. The pattern of income distribution and wealth from the perspective of the Holy Quran to the systematic set of foundations and infrastructures (such as the true ownership of God (his will) on existence, the substitution of man and the trustworthiness of property in his hands); goals (spirituality, justice ...

Income Distribution, Learning-by-Doing, and Comparative Advantage

The paper examines the impact of the income distribution in a less-developed country (LDC) on its patterns of trade, through its influence on home market demand patterns. In a learning-by-doing model with nonhomothetic preferences, the authors show that import substitution under low inequality generates more focused learning and enhances trade potential more effectively. In addition, relative w...

Financial Development And The Distribution Of Income In MENA

The Asymetric Effect of Tax on Income Distribution in Iran

  Abstract The main purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between “direct and indirect taxes” and “inequality of income distribution” in Iran. So, we have used annual time series data of the direct taxes to GDP ratio, indirect taxes to GDP ratio, and the Gini coefficient during 1982-2014. The results of the threshold unit root tests with an asymmetric adjustment show that all va...