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Figure 7: Income evaluation distribution for each social category
Figure 8: Estimated parameters of objective and subjective income distribution for each social category (posterior mean and interval between 0.05 and 0.95 quantiles)
Figure 3: Example of objective and subjective income distributions (µo = µs = 5, σo = 1, σs = 2) (left) and p distribution (right)
Figure 4: Example of trajectory of p∗ according to δ and α (σo = 1)
Figure 5: Estimated objective and subjective income distribution (left: logged income, right: income)
Figure 10: Kullback–Leibler distance from objective to subjective income distribution for each social category
Figure 1: Individual income distribution and fitted lognormal distribution (SSP 2015 data, unit: ten thousand Japanese yen)
Table 2: Summary of MCMC estimation (different model)
Table 1: Summary of MCMC estimation (common model)
Figure 9: Estimated objective and subjective logged income distribution for each social category
Figure 6: Individual income distribution and fitted lognormal distribution for each social category
Figure 2: Distribution of relative income evaluation (SSP 2015 data)
Journal Article
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DOI
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A model of income evaluation: income comparison on subjective reference income distribution
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Atsushi Ishida
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Institutions (1)
Kwansei Gakuin University
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01 Oct 2021
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Journal of Mathematical Sociology