A Panel Study of Immigrant Poverty Follow @x Kan købes Leveringstid: 1-5 hverdage Normalpris: 60,00Pris ved køb af 1 stk.,48,00 DKK In cross-country poverty studies Denmark, like the other Nordic countries, stands out with low rates of poverty incidence and duration. The purpose in the present paper is to show that this is the net outcome of very different poverty profiles between natives and immigrants. We describe and analyse the annual incidence of poverty 1984-2007 separately for natives and for immigrants from Western and non-Western countries using panel data for the whole population. We further describe entry and exit rates relative to poverty and persistence of poverty for these three population groups. Finally, we calculate a set of indicators of income mobility and inequality for immigrant and native population groups. Forfatter: Peder J. Pedersen (The Rockwool Foundation Research Unit) Titel: A Panel Study of Immigrant Poverty Dynamics and Income Mobility Undertitel: Denmark, 1984-2007 Udgivelsesår: 2011 ISBN: 978-87-90199-56-2 Serie: Study Paper No. 34 Indbinding: Hæftet Sider: 37 Illustrationsgrad: Illustreret Sprog: English Varenr.: 2585 Lignende titler: Immigration and Welfare State Cash Benefits DKK 60,0048,00 Når man anbringer et barn (I) DKK 168,00134,00 Ægteskabsmønstret for unge med indvandrerbaggrund: DKK 60,0048,00 Family Investments in Children: What drives the Social Gap in Parenting? DKK 60,0048,00 Forældres brug af tid og penge på deres børn DKK 145,00116,00 Disentangling the heterogeneous relationsship between background characteristics and a child's placement risk DKK 60,0048,00