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Richard BurkhauserEmeritus Professor, Cornell UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de cornell.edu
John MicklewrightUCL Social Research Institute, University College LondonAdresse e-mail validée de ucl.ac.uk
Johan FritzellProfessor of Sociology and Social Gerontology, Karolinska Institutet and Stockholm UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de ki.se
Timothy SmeedingLa Follette School of Public AffairsAdresse e-mail validée de lafollette.wisc.edu
Nicolas HeraultProfessor, University of BordeauxAdresse e-mail validée de u-bordeaux.fr
Jeff LarrimoreFederal Reserve BoardAdresse e-mail validée de frb.gov
Andrea BrandoliniBank of ItalyAdresse e-mail validée de bancaditalia.it
John ErmischProfessor of Family Demography, Oxford UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de sociology.ox.ac.uk
Peter LynnProfessor of Survey Methodology, University of EssexAdresse e-mail validée de essex.ac.uk
Markus JänttiProfessor of Economics, Stockholm UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de sofi.su.se
Roger WilkinsMelbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Bruce BradburyAssociate Professor, Social Policy Research Centre, UNSWAdresse e-mail validée de unsw.edu.au
Annette JackleProsessor of Survey Methodology, University of EssexAdresse e-mail validée de essex.ac.uk
Gert G. WagnerMPIB, Federal Institute for Population Research, Harding Center and SOEPAdresse e-mail validée de mpib-berlin.mpg.de
Mark TaylorProfessor of Economics, Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of EssexAdresse e-mail validée de essex.ac.uk
Dean R LillardThe Ohio State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de osu.edu
Carlos García SerranoProfesor de Fundamentos del Análisis EconómicoAdresse e-mail validée de uah.es
Anthony AtkinsonFellow, Nuffield College, OxfordAdresse e-mail validée de nuffield.ox.ac.uk
Mark WoodenUniversity of MelbourneAdresse e-mail validée de unimelb.edu.au
Holly SutherlandResearch Professsor (emeritus), Institute for Social and Economic Research, University of EssexAdresse e-mail validée de essex.ac.uk

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inequality poverty income earnings survival analysis


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Multivariate probit regression using simulated maximum likelihood L Cappellari, SP Jenkins The STATA journal 3 (3), 278-294, 2003	1436	2003
Easy estimation methods for discrete-time duration models. SP Jenkins Oxford Bulletin of Economics & Statistics 57 (1), 1995	1357	1995
Survival analysis SP Jenkins Unpublished manuscript, Institute for Social and Economic Research …, 2005	1294	2005
Multilevel modelling of country effects: A cautionary tale ML Bryan, SP Jenkins European sociological review 32 (1), 3-22, 2016	1015	2016
Accounting for inequality trends: decomposition analyses for the UK, 1971-86 SP Jenkins Economica, 29-63, 1995	767	1995
Equivalence scale relativities and the extent of inequality and poverty FAE Coulter, FA Cowell, SP Jenkins The Economic Journal 102 (414), 1067-1082, 1992	607	1992
Income mobility M Jäntti, SP Jenkins Handbook of income distribution 2, 807-935, 2015	551	2015
Modelling household income dynamics SP Jenkins Journal of population economics 13, 529-567, 2000	524	2000
Three ‘I’s of poverty curves, with an analysis of UK poverty trends SP Jenkins, PJ Lambert Oxford economic papers 49 (3), 317-327, 1997	520	1997
The great recession and the distribution of household income SP Jenkins, A Brandolini, J Micklewright, B Nolan OUP Oxford, 2012	503	2012
Poverty, tnequaltty, and famtly living standards impacts across seven nations: The effect of noncash subsidies for health, education and housing TM Smeeding, P Saunders, J Coder, S Jenkins, J Fritzell, AJM Hagenaars, ... Review of Income and Wealth 39 (3), 229-256, 1993	445	1993
Modelling low income transitions L Cappellari, SP Jenkins Journal of applied econometrics 19 (5), 593-610, 2004	441	2004
How much inequality can we explain? A methodology and an application to the United States FA Cowell, SP Jenkins The Economic Journal 105 (429), 421-430, 1995	440	1995
Social segregation in secondary schools: how does England compare with other countries? SP Jenkins, J Micklewright, SV Schnepf Oxford review of education 34 (1), 21-37, 2008	423	2008
Recent trends in top income shares in the United States: reconciling estimates from March CPS and IRS tax return data RV Burkhauser, S Feng, SP Jenkins, J Larrimore Review of Economics and Statistics 94 (2), 371-388, 2012	421	2012
Differences in needs and assessment of income distributions FAE Coulter, FA Cowell, SP Jenkins Bulletin of economic Research 44 (2), 77-124, 1992	377	1992
The measurement of income inequality S Jenkins Economic inequality and poverty, 3-38, 2017	376	2017
How much income mobility is there in Britain? S Jarvis, S Jenkins The Economic Journal 108 (447), 428-443, 1998	341	1998
Changing fortunes: Income mobility and poverty dynamics in Britain SP Jenkins OUP Oxford, 2011	335	2011
Parents and children: Incomes in two generations A Atkinson, C Trinder, A Maynard, J Corlyon, SP Jenkins, H Sutherland Heinemann, 1993	315	1993

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