英文摘要 |
"Using data from the 1999–2016 Panel Study of Family Dynamics (PSFD) and the model proposed by Solon (2014), this paper analyzes three-generation income mobility in Taiwan. The intergenerational income elasticity is estimated for both paternal and maternal families, wheretheageofchildrenisrestrictedtotheperiod when theirobserved income is close to their permanent income. The estimated father-child income elasticity is 0.249–0.332. Controlling for the income of the father and paternal grandparents, the father-child income elasticity falls to 0.222–0.310. The grandparents-child income elasticity is 0.249–0.561, and the mother-child income elasticity is 0.208–0.269. Controlling for the income of the mother and maternal grandparents, the mother-child income elasticity rises to 0.235–0.276. The maternal grandparents-child income elasticity is, however, statistically insignificant. Our estimated results indicate that intergenerational income correlations are mostly observed on the paternal side in the long run. This implies that the patriarchal family structure plays an important role in intergenerational income mobility in Taiwan." |