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A GENERATIVE MODEL OF INCOME DISTRIBUTION 2: INEQUALITY OF THE ITERATED INVESTMENT GAME

Hiroshi Hamada Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Japan
Pages 1-24 | Published online: 12 Aug 2010

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Atsushi Ishida. (2023) A model of income evaluation: income comparison on subjective reference income distribution. The Journal of Mathematical Sociology 47:1, pages 75-96.
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Atsushi Ishida. (2018) A Bayesian Analysis of Income Distribution Image. SAGE Open 8:2, pages 215824401877410.
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Yutaka Maeda & Atsushi Ishida. (2013) Income Comparison as a Determining Mechanism of Class Identification: A Quantitative and Simulation Study Using J apanese Survey Data . International Journal of Japanese Sociology 22:1, pages 143-159.
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