2013
DOI: 10.1007/s00148-012-0464-2
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Intergenerational earnings mobility in Japan among sons and daughters: levels and trends

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“…The intergenerational wealth elasticity as estimated by Japanese data is in the range of 0.266−0.367, which is same as or smaller than the intergenerational income elasticity. Studies that estimate the intergenerational income elasticity between sons and fathers using Japanese data find, for example, values of 0.40–0.41 (Ueda, ) and 0.35 (Lefranc et al ., ). Corak () provides an international comparison of intergenerational income elasticities and reports that the Japanese income elasticity (0.34) is smaller than in the USA (0.47) and larger than in Denmark (0.15).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The intergenerational wealth elasticity as estimated by Japanese data is in the range of 0.266−0.367, which is same as or smaller than the intergenerational income elasticity. Studies that estimate the intergenerational income elasticity between sons and fathers using Japanese data find, for example, values of 0.40–0.41 (Ueda, ) and 0.35 (Lefranc et al ., ). Corak () provides an international comparison of intergenerational income elasticities and reports that the Japanese income elasticity (0.34) is smaller than in the USA (0.47) and larger than in Denmark (0.15).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…comparetively the same mobile position as Japan (Lefranc et al 2014), Taiwan (Kan et al 2015), and South Korea (Kim 2013) in Asia. Meanwhile, the results indicate that…”
Section: B Robustness Check Of Ige Estimates To Different Age Rangesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Asia, few analogous studies are mainly conducted in developed countries such as Japan (Lefranc et al 2014;Ueda 2009), South Korea (Lee 2014;Ueda 2013), Taiwan (Kan et al 2015;Sun and Ueda 2015), and Singapore (Ng 2007(Ng , 2013Ng et al 2009). …”
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confidence: 99%
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