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STATUS AND POVERTY

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Omer Moav *
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Zvika Neeman
DOI:10.1111/j.1542-4774.2010.tb00512.xdelete
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We present a model in which individuals' preferences are defined over their consumption, transfers to offspring, and social status associated with income. We show that a separating equilibrium exists where individuals' expenditure on conspicuous consumption is a signal for their unobserved income. In this equilibrium, poor families that climb up the social ladder by the accumulation of wealth engage in conspicuous consumption that prevents them from escaping poverty. Our model may explain why the poor make some choices that do not appear to help them escape poverty. (JEL: D91, O11, O12, O15)
Keyword:
INCOME-DISTRIBUTION
MACROECONOMICS
PERSISTENCE
INEQUALITY
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Royal Holloway University London
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