Titlebook: Econophysics of Wealth Distributions; Econophys-Kolkata I Arnab Chatterjee,Sudhakar Yarlagadda,Bikas K Chakr Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Mila

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Arnab Chatterjee,Sudhakar Yarlagadda,Bikas K Chakr

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Pareto’s Law of Income Distribution: Evidence for Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United Statesonomic Panel (GSOEP). It is shown that the empirical income distribution is consistent with a two-parameter lognormal function for the low-middle income group (97%–99% of the population), and with a Pareto or power law function for the high income group (1%–3% of the population). This mixture of two

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Two-class Structure of Income Distribution in the USA: Exponential Bulk and Power-law Tailerized by the exponential Boltzmann-Gibbs (“thermal”) distribution, whereas the upper class (1–3% of population) has a Pareto power-law (“superthermal”) distribution. By analyzing income data for 1983–2001, we show that the “thermal” part is stationary in time, save for a gradual increase of the eff

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Emergent Statistical Wealth Distributions in Simple Monetary Exchange Models: A Critical Reviewt models of wealth condensation which draw their inspiration from molecular dynamics have, in fact, reinvented a process introduced quite some time ago by Angle (1986) in the sociological literature. We emphasize some problematic aspects of simple wealth exchange models and contrast them with a mone

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Lagrange Principle of Wealth Distributionduction function, which has to be maximized under the constraint of prices .(.). In physics .(.) = . is regarded as entropy of a stochastic system, which has to be maximized under constraint of energy .(.). In the discussion of wealth distribution it may be demonstrated that both aspects will apply.

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