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Inequalities in Income, Wealth, and Related Outcomes
Mon, August 10, 4:00 to 5:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
This session considers social inequalities in income, wealth, and related outcomes. The included presentations feature novel methods, modeling strategies, and/or unique data. The authors examine inequalities across national contexts and along many axes, including gender, race, skin color, and stage in the life course. This session showcases a range of exciting research on economic inequality using quantitative and computational methods.
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Individual Presentations
Artificial Intelligence and Intergenerational Income Mobility in China: Evidence from GPU Imports - Junru Chen, Department of Sociology; Linfeng SHEN, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Rags or Riches? Predicting Life Outcomes from the Birth Lottery Across Five High-Income Countries - Orestes Pat Hastings, Colorado State University; Zachary Parolin, Bocconi University
Stability and Turning Points in Life Course Trajectories: The Example of Wealth - Sascha dos Santos, DIW Berlin; Philipp Lersch, Humboldt-University of Berlin
Embodied Capital and Wealth Inequality: Race, Skin Color, and Socioeconomic Pathways in Jamaica - Monique D. A Kelly, Michigan State University; Philip J. Pettis, Michigan State University
From Work to Wealth? Gender, Generation, and Earnings–Wealth Linkages in the United States and Germany - Juliana de Castro Galvao, Nuffield College; Nhat An Trinh, University of Oxford