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wer tail regions, with a separation between the 'rich' and 'super-rich', see for example [Borges 2002,

been minimal. This is puzzling, because, as Foley states, it has been clear for a century that income distributions show very fixed uniformities. Vilfredo Pareto first showed in 1896 that income distributions followed the power law distribution that now bears his name [Pareto 1896]. Pareto studied income in

for the last two centuries. Almost all the other rich countries have followed a different path. In the

lip Mirowski, 1989), gave birth to an idiosyncratic conception of equilibrium fashioned more on the mechanical analogy, in the work of Leon Walras, Vilfredo Pareto, Irving Fisher, and Francis Y. Edgeworth (to name a few of the more important figures). In Walras' equilibrium each subsystem (firm or household) d

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years ago, an economist changed my life forever. It’s a shame I never had a chance to buy him a drink. My dear Vilfredo died almost 100 years ago. Vilfredo Pareto was a wily and controversial economist-cum-sociologist who lived from 1848 to 1923. An engineer by training, he started his varied career managing co

could suffer a big decline, saying valuations are rich and earnings at many companies are fueled more by

no sign of weakening. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028792 --- PAGE BREAK --- Year after year, the power of the "foxes" grows. It was the great Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto who noticed - among other things - that no matter what kind of government you think you have, there are always some crafty insiders, the "foxes," who

could suffer a big decline, saying valuations are rich and earnings at many companies are fueled more by

no sign of weakening. Year after year, the power of the "foxes" grows. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031137 --- PAGE BREAK --- It was the great Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto who noticed - among other things - that no matter what kind of government you think you have, there are always some crafty insiders, the "foxes," who