A Ishida
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 49142 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | A Ishida |
| NOMBRES | A |
| APELLIDO | Ishida |
| FIRMA | ISHIDA A |
| AFILIACIONES | Osaka University of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5301-9838 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Vulnerability to life events
A model of income evaluation
People’s evaluation of the relative position of their income is not as accurate as the relative income hypothesis assumes. It is observed from empirical survey data that income evaluation is concentrated in the middle. We develop a model that assumes income comparison on a subjective income reference distribution to explain the centralization phenomenon of income evaluation. We conduct theoretical analysis and empirical parameter estimation using…
A Bayesian Analysis of Income Distribution Image
The purpose of this study is to investigate people’s image of income distribution and its difference by social position from data collected during a 2015 Japanese survey (SSP 2015) by applying Bayesian statistical analytical models. The income distribution image denotes the perceived and estimated income distribution of the individual and is supposed to be a basis of subjective belief on the features of society, including societal average income.…
Imagined Conditions of the “Japanese”
本論は, 「ブール代数分析による社会的カテゴリー分析」の枠組みを用いて, 2013年に実施されたインターネット調査により, 人びとのナショナル・アイデンティティを「日本人の条件」として把握し, その様態と社会的属性との関連を分析することを目的とする. 具体的には, 国籍・在住・血統・言語の4条件の組み合わせによる16パターンのプロフィールを回答者に提示し, 「日本人」だと思うか否かの2値評価を求め, 関連する意識や属性・社会経済的地位などの要因との関連を探った
A Paradox of Economic Growth and Relative Deprivation
Rapid economic growth sometimes intensifies people's frustration. In this article, we attempt to formulate this kind of paradox of economic growth, and to explain theoretically how economic growth increases people's dissatisfaction by way of the notion of relative deprivation by employing the theoretical framework of Yitzhaki's relative deprivation index. We introduce the problem of the China puzzle as the latest case of the paradox. Then, we int…
Income Comparison as a Determining Mechanism of Class Identification
This paper questions whether personal income comparison explains the distributive gap between income and class identification by exploring the following two issues: empirical validity of income comparison as the determinant of class identification, and theoretical validity of income comparison for the distributive gap. For the first issue, we conduct a statistical analysis using data from the S ocial S tratification and S ocial M obility surveys …
Trend Analysis of Anticipated Lifetime Income Inequality among Post‐war Japanese Youth
This study aims to measure the inequality of anticipated lifetime income and the inequality of annual income among the younger generation (24–29‐year‐old men), and to examine any trends that can be found in terms of inequality between 1955 and 2005 in Japan. Anticipated lifetime income is defined in this study as the present value of the total anticipated annual income that one is likely to earn each year between the ages of 24 and 59 years, assu…
Determinants of Linguistic Human Rights Movements
This paper applies a Boolean approach to examine the social background of movements for linguistic human rights. Predictive determinants to explain the occurrence of LHRs movements in this study included linguistic diversity within a country literacy rate, population size, national income as an index of affluence, and the existence of a constitution supporting those rights. Data for 159 countries were collected and analyzed using a Boolean analys…
A Paradox of Economic Growth and Relative Deprivation
Rapid economic growth sometimes intensifies people's frustration. In this article, we attempt to formulate this kind of paradox of economic growth, and to explain theoretically how economic growth increases people's dissatisfaction by way of the notion of relative deprivation by employing the theoretical framework of Yitzhaki's relative deprivation index. We introduce the problem of the China puzzle as the latest case of the paradox. Then, we int…
Imagined Conditions of the “Japanese”
本論は, 「ブール代数分析による社会的カテゴリー分析」の枠組みを用いて, 2013年に実施されたインターネット調査により, 人びとのナショナル・アイデンティティを「日本人の条件」として把握し, その様態と社会的属性との関連を分析することを目的とする. 具体的には, 国籍・在住・血統・言語の4条件の組み合わせによる16パターンのプロフィールを回答者に提示し, 「日本人」だと思うか否かの2値評価を求め, 関連する意識や属性・社会経済的地位などの要因との関連を探った
Determinants of Linguistic Human Rights Movements
This paper applies a Boolean approach to examine the social background of movements for linguistic human rights. Predictive determinants to explain the occurrence of LHRs movements in this study included linguistic diversity within a country literacy rate, population size, national income as an index of affluence, and the existence of a constitution supporting those rights. Data for 159 countries were collected and analyzed using a Boolean analys…
Determinants of Linguistic Human Rights Movements
This paper applies a Boolean approach to examine the social background of movements for linguistic human rights. Predictive determinants to explain the occurrence of LHRs movements in this study included linguistic diversity within a country literacy rate, population size, national income as an index of affluence, and the existence of a constitution supporting those rights. Data for 159 countries were collected and analyzed using a Boolean analys…
Trend Analysis of Anticipated Lifetime Income Inequality among Post‐war Japanese Youth
This study aims to measure the inequality of anticipated lifetime income and the inequality of annual income among the younger generation (24–29‐year‐old men), and to examine any trends that can be found in terms of inequality between 1955 and 2005 in Japan. Anticipated lifetime income is defined in this study as the present value of the total anticipated annual income that one is likely to earn each year between the ages of 24 and 59 years, assu…
Income Comparison as a Determining Mechanism of Class Identification
This paper questions whether personal income comparison explains the distributive gap between income and class identification by exploring the following two issues: empirical validity of income comparison as the determinant of class identification, and theoretical validity of income comparison for the distributive gap. For the first issue, we conduct a statistical analysis using data from the S ocial S tratification and S ocial M obility surveys …
A Paradox of Economic Growth and Relative Deprivation
Rapid economic growth sometimes intensifies people's frustration. In this article, we attempt to formulate this kind of paradox of economic growth, and to explain theoretically how economic growth increases people's dissatisfaction by way of the notion of relative deprivation by employing the theoretical framework of Yitzhaki's relative deprivation index. We introduce the problem of the China puzzle as the latest case of the paradox. Then, we int…
Imagined Conditions of the “Japanese”
本論は, 「ブール代数分析による社会的カテゴリー分析」の枠組みを用いて, 2013年に実施されたインターネット調査により, 人びとのナショナル・アイデンティティを「日本人の条件」として把握し, その様態と社会的属性との関連を分析することを目的とする. 具体的には, 国籍・在住・血統・言語の4条件の組み合わせによる16パターンのプロフィールを回答者に提示し, 「日本人」だと思うか否かの2値評価を求め, 関連する意識や属性・社会経済的地位などの要因との関連を探った
A Bayesian Analysis of Income Distribution Image
The purpose of this study is to investigate people’s image of income distribution and its difference by social position from data collected during a 2015 Japanese survey (SSP 2015) by applying Bayesian statistical analytical models. The income distribution image denotes the perceived and estimated income distribution of the individual and is supposed to be a basis of subjective belief on the features of society, including societal average income.…
Vulnerability to life events
A model of income evaluation
People’s evaluation of the relative position of their income is not as accurate as the relative income hypothesis assumes. It is observed from empirical survey data that income evaluation is concentrated in the middle. We develop a model that assumes income comparison on a subjective income reference distribution to explain the centralization phenomenon of income evaluation. We conduct theoretical analysis and empirical parameter estimation using…
Economics (6 obras) · Mathematics (6 obras) · Econometrics (5 obras) · Inequality (5 obras) · Income distribution (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Statistics (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Income, Poverty, and Inequality (3 obras) · Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies (3 obras)