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La Evolución De La Pobreza Estática Y Dinámica En España En El Periodo 1985.1995

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Olga Cantó (Universidad de Vigo.)
Coral del Río (Universidad de Vigo.)
Carlos Gradín () (Universidad de Vigo.)

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. El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la evolución de la pobreza económica en España, tanto desde una perspectiva estática como dinámica, entre mediados de los años ochenta y mediados de los noventa, periodo todavía no suficientemente abordado en la literatura. Se muestra como tras un fuerte impulso inicial de reducción de la pobreza, éste se agota y revierte en los últimos años. El análisis dinámico permite comprobar en qué medida se producen variaciones en los flujos de entrada y salida de la pobreza a lo largo del periodo, así como cuál fue la intensidad de los mismos.

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Paper provided by Instituto de Estudios Fiscales in its series Working Papers with number 24-02 Classification-JEL : D1, D31, I32..

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Keywords: Distribución de la renta; pobreza estática; pobreza dinámica; España.;

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