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This paper traces the employment trends by gender in various industries, occupational groups, and educational levels in the city-state of Singapore. Over the years, Singapore's female labor-force participation rate has increased... more
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    • Asian Economics
An Analysis of Severance Pay Policies in India and Sri Lanka MUKUL G. ASHER PUNDARIK MUKHOPADHAYA 6.1. ... The formal social security systems in the two countries are characterised by dualism and relatively narrow coverage (Karunarathne... more
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This paper analyzes the changes in social welfare in Singapore using both cardinal and ordinal measures. Labour Force Survey data published by the Manpower Research and Statistics, Department of the Ministry of Manpower, Singapore are... more
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      Urban And Regional PlanningApplied EconomicsSocial WelfarePublic Administration and Policy
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The World Income Inequality data base released recently1 provides statistical in-formation on income/expenditure inequalities at both time series and cross country levels. It presents data on changes in income inequality over the period... more
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      Economic InequalityApplied EconomicsIncome inequality
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      EconomicsDecompositionAsian Economic Community
... Its findings therefore are likely to be more useful from a policy point of view. Page 5. 2 ... Given an income vector, ( , , , xx xn 1 2 L , representing the distribution of income in society, the general form of a social welfare... more
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Professor Amartya Kumar Sen was awarded the Nobel Prize for economics in 1998 in recognition of his “several key contributions to the research on fundamental problems in welfare economics”, as noted in the Nobel citation. This paper... more
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      Welfare EconomicsEconomic TheoryApplied EconomicsPolicy making
This paper proposes a new method of explaining the temporal change in economic inequality in terms of changes in the sources of income. The method is based on the decomposition of the Gini coefficient by source of income. Using this... more
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Based on the data on earnings distributions from the national labour force surveys of 1974-98, trends in income inequality are studied. Of particular note are the findings from the Paglin Gini and Theil decompositions. The former show... more
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      Applied EconomicsIncome inequalityLabour Force SurveyEarnings Inequality
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      Applied EconomicsPublic health systems and services research
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