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Letter to Felix Paukert
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Annex: comments by Paukert relating to W. van Ginneken's 'Mexican income distribution within and between Rural and Urban areas WEP 2-23'.
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1974
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NL-RtEUR_TBCOR_B.1.31-20
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176
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Specifiek Magazijn
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CDM176_NL-RtEUR_TBCOR_B.1.31-20.pdf
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Jan Tinbergen
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donation
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en
August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B.I.T.,
CH 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paukert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read them although some of them more intensively than others and my general impression is very favourable.
I enclose some comments that came up upon reading three of them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except that some further data if available might be of considerable help to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
August 15, 1974
Annex to letter to Mr. F. Paukert,
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken: Mexican Income Distribution within and between Rural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13 What is source of information of "adjusted income"?
Page 32 Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of household members derived from his survey of 3000 consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5, Leiden).
Page 35 What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42 Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91 Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality. Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparités de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salariés urbains dans le dynamique de développement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matières?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 77) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du coût de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaude: Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5 "Verdooh" mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10 Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat Ök., 33 (1973) p. 226) that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own findings on [unclear] by saying that it is close to 1 for most
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industries? In fact in 4 cases ? ? 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 ? ? ? 0.8 and in 6 cases ? > 0.8.
Page 18 Could you explain why [unclear] = 0 is equivalent to a "constant rate of market imperfection??
Page 20 Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45 Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not the same factor of production as a worker in another country? (Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
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Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaudes Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review
of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5
"Verdooh " mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10
Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat ok., 33 (1973) p. 226)
that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own
findings on y^by saying that it is close to 1 for most
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industries? In faciri in 4 cases-^ < 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 S/^ < 0*8
and in 6 cases."''' > 0.8.
ï'9'ge 18
Could you explain why 1^ a O is equivalent to a "constant
rate of market imperfection??
Page 20
Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the
second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45
Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on
Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not
the same factor of production as a worker in another country?
(Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one
American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
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30
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Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaudes Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review
of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5
"Verdooh " mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10
Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat ok., 33 (1973) p. 226)
that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own
findings on y^by saying that it is close to 1 for most
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industries? In faciri in 4 cases-^ < 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 S/^ < 0*8
and in 6 cases."''' > 0.8.
ï'9'ge 18
Could you explain why 1^ a O is equivalent to a "constant
rate of market imperfection??
Page 20
Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the
second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45
Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on
Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not
the same factor of production as a worker in another country?
(Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one
American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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-
August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
i^ver
30
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: flttq» «tfï.
J 4 | | ffHttto eoififr^oqAJ
xqmi iBionos
30108 93010-1© I
. l o 9tB Y@^^ 99a Iliiw ifoy aA .m.&di
.1 lao
«Y
oi
Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaudes Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review
of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5
"Verdooh " mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10
Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat ok., 33 (1973) p. 226)
that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own
findings on y^by saying that it is close to 1 for most
t^VQt , i r
i:
t>f ^ -
'^-i>
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industries? In faciri in 4 cases-^ < 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 S/^ < 0*8
and in 6 cases."''' > 0.8.
ï'9'ge 18
Could you explain why 1^ a O is equivalent to a "constant
rate of market imperfection??
Page 20
Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the
second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45
Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on
Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not
the same factor of production as a worker in another country?
(Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one
American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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3*lei
-
August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
i^ver
30
•e
lO « ü m
: flttq» «tfï.
J 4 | | ffHttto eoififr^oqAJ
xqmi iBionos
30108 93010-1© I
. l o 9tB Y@^^ 99a Iliiw ifoy aA .m.&di
.1 lao
«Y
oi
Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaudes Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review
of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5
"Verdooh " mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10
Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat ok., 33 (1973) p. 226)
that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own
findings on y^by saying that it is close to 1 for most
t^VQt , i r
i:
t>f ^ -
'^-i>
.3
u.d7c.
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industries? In faciri in 4 cases-^ < 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 S/^ < 0*8
and in 6 cases."''' > 0.8.
ï'9'ge 18
Could you explain why 1^ a O is equivalent to a "constant
rate of market imperfection??
Page 20
Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the
second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45
Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on
Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not
the same factor of production as a worker in another country?
(Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one
American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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3*lei
-
August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
i^ver
30
•e
lO « ü m
: flttq» «tfï.
J 4 | | ffHttto eoififr^oqAJ
xqmi iBionos
30108 93010-1© I
. l o 9tB Y@^^ 99a Iliiw ifoy aA .m.&di
.1 lao
«Y
oi
Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
Questions on J. Gaudes Capital-labour substitution possibilities: a review
of empirical research, WEP 2-22
Page 5
"Verdooh " mean to be "Verdoorn"?
Page 10
Do you agree with my remark ( ZS, f. Nat ok., 33 (1973) p. 226)
that Griliches and Ringstad wrongly summarize their own
findings on y^by saying that it is close to 1 for most
t^VQt , i r
i:
t>f ^ -
'^-i>
.3
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- 2 -
industries? In faciri in 4 cases-^ < 0.4, in 6 cases 0.4 S/^ < 0*8
and in 6 cases."''' > 0.8.
ï'9'ge 18
Could you explain why 1^ a O is equivalent to a "constant
rate of market imperfection??
Page 20
Could you indicate in Table 20 what the numbers in the
second column mean? Industry numbers?
Page 45
Wouldn't it be useful to add, on p. 46, something on
Leontief's suggestion that a worker in one country is not
the same factor of production as a worker in another country?
(Without necessarily adhering to his suggestion that one
American worker is equivalent to 3 foreign workers).
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3*0 2 ^ ^
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-_.- ^Jt tizflllppii «Itft ï t f ^t^«*rrjw -^ ieKi-ii aoUea-gsssa
3*lei
-
August 15, 1974
Mr. Felix Paukert,
B«I«T.,
CE 1211 Geneva 22
Zwitserland
Dear Mr. Paiikert,
Thank you for your last letters and the reports. I read
them although some of them more intensively than others and my
general impression is yeiy favourable.
I enclose some comments that canieup upon reading three of
them. As you will see they are of secondary importance only, except
that some further data if available might be of considerable help
to our further work.
Yours sincerely,
J. Tinbergen
i^ver
30
•e
lO « ü m
: flttq» «tfï.
J 4 | | ffHttto eoififr^oqAJ
xqmi iBionos
30108 93010-1© I
. l o 9tB Y@^^ 99a Iliiw ifoy aA .m.&di
.1 lao
«Y
oi
Annex to letter to i'ïr. F. Paukert,
August 15, 1974
BIT, Geneva
Questions on W. van Ginneken; Mexioan Income Distribution within and
between ïural and Urban Areas WEP 2-23
Page 12/13
What is source of infoimation of "adjusted income"?
Page 32
Did you also study Professor B. van Praag's scale of
household members derived from his survey of 30CX)
consumers? (Economisch Instituut, Groenhovenstraat 5,
Leiden).
Page 35
What are the advantages of Theil's measure of inequality?
Page 42
Very useful remarks and table.
Page 91
Is a decomposition of urban households into some occupational
groups possible? This might help to explain income inequality.
Preferably also mention upper quartile and median years of
schooling for each occupation - and choose them so as to show
a minimum of dispersion within occupational groups.
Questions sur la publication de M.M. Lecaillon et Germidis sur Les disparites
de revenues entre travailleurs ruraux et salaries urbains dans le dynamique
de developpement.
Pourrait-on ajouter une table des matieres?
Est-ce que les montants du Tableau II-I (p. 30), du
Tableau II.N (p. 41) et du Tableau II.AE (p. 7?) sont en francs courants?
Si tel est le cas, est-il possible de les diviser par un indice du cout
de la vie?
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