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Author: DiogoRibeiro7

_posts/-_ideas/list of models for wealth inequalitie.md

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+## Appendix: TODO List of Models for Wealth Distribution and Inequality
+
+- TODO: **Explore Agent-Based Models (ABM)**  
+  - Simulate individual interactions with rules for wealth exchanges, consumption, and savings.
+  - Analyze emergent global patterns like wealth inequality.
+  - Test economic policies (e.g., taxes) for effects on inequality.
+
+- TODO: **Study Pareto Distribution Model**  
+  - Investigate how a small portion of the population holds a large share of wealth (Pareto's Law).
+  - Focus on heavy-tailed distributions for the wealthiest individuals.
+  - Analyze real-world data to validate the model.
+
+- TODO: **Apply Stochastic Models**  
+  - Model wealth accumulation and redistribution as random processes.
+  - Use stochastic differential equations to simulate wealth fluctuations.
+  - Examine how random interactions contribute to equilibrium or persistent inequality.
+
+- TODO: **Implement Markov Chain Models**  
+  - Track transitions between different wealth states (e.g., poor, rich) using probabilities.
+  - Explore how future wealth depends only on current state (memorylessness).
+  - Simulate long-term transitions to study wealth mobility.
+
+- TODO: **Analyze Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient**  
+  - Plot the cumulative distribution of wealth for different population segments.
+  - Calculate the Gini coefficient to measure wealth inequality.
+  - Compare Lorenz curves across different economies to visualize inequality.
+
+- TODO: **Study Boltzmann-Gibbs Distribution (Econophysics)**  
+  - Model wealth distribution using analogies from statistical mechanics.
+  - Analyze how wealth is exchanged randomly between individuals.
+  - Study the exponential distribution of wealth for most individuals, with Pareto’s law for the top.
+
+- TODO: **Examine Kinetic Wealth Exchange Models**  
+  - Model wealth exchanges between individuals like energy exchanges between particles.
+  - Analyze how random pairwise exchanges affect overall wealth distribution.
+  - Explore conservation laws to see how wealth remains constant but is redistributed.
+
+- TODO: **Investigate Game-Theoretic Models**  
+  - Model strategic interactions where individuals decide on savings, investments, and consumption.
+  - Analyze how equilibrium strategies lead to wealth outcomes.
+  - Study the effects of strategic behavior on long-term inequality.
+
+- TODO: **Explore Endogenous Growth Models**  
+  - Study how wealth grows due to internal factors like innovation and education.
+  - Model how wealthy individuals benefit more from growth opportunities.
+  - Investigate feedback loops that reinforce inequality.
+
+- TODO: **Implement Wealth and Income Shock Models**  
+  - Model the effects of random shocks (e.g., unemployment, health crises) on wealth.
+  - Simulate how different wealth classes recover from shocks.
+  - Study how shocks exacerbate or mitigate long-term wealth inequality.
+
+---
+Each of these TODO items represents a different model or approach to understanding wealth distribution and inequality, offering various ways to simulate and analyze economic outcomes.

_posts/Economics/2024-10-25-measuring_income_inequality_via_percentile_relativities_a_comprehensive_exploration.md

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 - Economics
 classes: wide
 date: '2024-10-25'
-excerpt: This article delves deeply into percentile relativity indices, a novel approach
-  to measuring income inequality, offering fresh insights into income distribution
-  and its societal implications.
+excerpt: This article delves deeply into percentile relativity indices, a novel approach to measuring income inequality, offering fresh insights into income distribution and its societal implications.
 header:
   image: /assets/images/data_science_16.jpg
   og_image: /assets/images/data_science_16.jpg
@@ -23,14 +21,11 @@ keywords:
 - Statistics
 - Social sciences
 - Python
-seo_description: An in-depth analysis of percentile-based measures of income inequality,
-  comparing traditional metrics like the Gini Index with novel approaches developed
-  by Brazauskas, Greselin, and Zitikis.
+- python
+seo_description: An in-depth analysis of percentile-based measures of income inequality, comparing traditional metrics like the Gini Index with novel approaches developed by Brazauskas, Greselin, and Zitikis.
 seo_title: Measuring Income Inequality via Percentile Relativities
 seo_type: article
-summary: This article explores the measurement of income inequality through percentile
-  relativities, comparing it with traditional metrics like the Gini Index. It discusses
-  new inequality indices, their application in real-world data, and their policy implications.
+summary: This article explores the measurement of income inequality through percentile relativities, comparing it with traditional metrics like the Gini Index. It discusses new inequality indices, their application in real-world data, and their policy implications.
 tags:
 - Income inequality
 - Percentile relativities
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 - Statistics
 - Social sciences
 - Python
+- python
 title: 'Measuring Income Inequality via Percentile Relativities: A Comprehensive Exploration'
 ---