Transmission and Inequality of Wealth¶
Arrondel, L., & Grange, C. (2006). Transmission and Inequality of Wealth: An Empirical Study of Wealth Mobility from 1800 to 1938 in France. Journal of Economic Inequality, 4(2), 209-232.
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- Unearned Windfall Mechanism Atrophy
- Development economics — the canonical case: resource-rich economies underperforming on growth and governance, with the productive sector losing competitiveness and governance shaped by revenue rather than by constituent accountability. Intergenerational wealth — inherited fortunes whose recipients fail to develop economic agency; the folk theorem of reversion within a few generations.
This sourceEmpirical study of the intergenerational transmission and persistence/reversion of inherited fortunes across French dynasties.
- Development economics — the canonical case: resource-rich economies underperforming on growth and governance, with the productive sector losing competitiveness and governance shaped by revenue rather than by constituent accountability. Intergenerational wealth — inherited fortunes whose recipients fail to develop economic agency; the folk theorem of reversion within a few generations.
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