A. B. Atkinson
1944
100 works on record
Works
The changing distribution of earnings in OECD countries
2008
Poverty in Europe
1998
Income distribution in OECD countries
1995
Incomes and the welfare state
1995
Public economics in action
1995
Empirical studies of earnings mobility
1992
Economic transformation in Eastern Europe and the distribution of income
1992
Lectures on public economics
1980
Distribution of personal wealth in Britain
1978
Optimal taxation and the direct versus indirect tax controversy
1976
Unequal shares
1974
Wealth, income, and inequality
1973
Poverty in Britain and the reform of social security
1969
The Welfare state and economic performance
The theory of the design of income taxation
Unemployment benefits and incentives
Evidence to social security reviews
A comparison of the family expenditure survey and the new earning survey, 1971-1977
Social justice and public policy
The design of direct taxation and family benefits
Measuring inequality and differing social judgments
A bibliography of published research on the measurement of inequality and poverty, 1970-1982
The cost of social dividend and tax credit schemes
Income distribution in European countries
Towards a European social safety net?
Review of the UK social security system
Taxation and social security reform
Low pay
Taxation of husband and wife in the UK and changes in the tax-benefit system
Income maintenance and social insurance
The steady-state assumption and the estimation of distributional and related models
A tax credit scheme and families in work
The theory of tax design for developing countries
Horizontal equity and the distribution of the tax burden
The structure of personal income taxation and income support
Microsimulation and policy debate
Poverty statistics and progress in Europe
What is happening to the distribution of income in the UK?
Family income supplement and two parent families, 1971-1980
On the measurement of poverty
On the switch to indirect taxation
A note on the allocation of time
Comparing poverty rates internationally
The distribution of the tax burden
Beveridge, the national minimum, and its future in a European context
On the reliability of income data in the Family Expenditure Survey 1970-1977
Promise and pitfalls in the use of secondary data-sets
Taxmod
A national minimum?
The tax credit scheme and the re-distribution of income
Basic income schemes and the lessons from public economics
Social insurance
EMU, macroeconomics and children
An adequate income for one parent families
Institutional features of unemployment insurance and the working of the labour market
The French tax benefit system and a comparison with the British system
Income distribution and differences in needs
Two nations in early retirement?
What do we learn about tax reform from international comparisons? France and Britain
The development of state pensions in the United Kingdom
Poverty in Britain
Who are the low paid?
Grossing-up FES data for tax-benefit models
Social security, taxation and the working population over the next ten years
The institution of an official poverty line and economic policy
Spending on alcohol
Income maintenance for the unemployed in Britain and the response to high unemployment
Tax-benefit models for developing countries
On the reliability of income data in the familyexpenditure survey 1970-l977
Seeking to explain the distribution of income
Unemployment compensation and labour market transitions
Social security in developed countries
Analysis of reforms of the tax/benefit system
Scaling the 'poverty mountain'
Family labour supply and commodity demands
Expenditure on alcoholic drinks by households
Trends in the distribution of wealth in Britain 1923-1981
Turning the screw
Integrating income taxation and social security
Take-up of social security benefits
On the switch from direct to indirect taxation
James Buchanan's contribution to economics
Capabilities, exclusion, and the supply of goods
Unemployment, wages and government policy
The analysis of personal taxation and social security
Spending on beer, wine and spirits
On labour supply and commodity demands
Can welfare states compete in a global economy?
The social safety net
The welfare state in Britain 1970-1985
Taxation and incentives in the U.K
On targeting social security
A comparison of the family expenditure survey and the new earnings survey 1971-1977
Social insurance and income maintenance
How should we measure poverty?
Public economics and the economic public
A model of the distribution of wealth
Top incomes
Analysing and measuring social inclusion in a global context
New sources of development finance