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Making Mobility Visible: A Graphical Device

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Mark Trede () (Institut fuer WiSo-Statistik, Universitaet zu Koeln)
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This paper suggests a method of depicting mobility processes of income or earnings. It makes use of nonparametric quantile regression based on bivariate kernel density estimation. The method is illustrated with a comparison of German and US income mobility.

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Paper provided by Universitaet zu Koeln in its series Statistics and Econometrics with number 97/02.

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