Selçuk Bedük
@sbeduk.bsky.social
Academic studying poverty, inequality and social policy at DSPI, University of Oxford https://sites.google.com/view/beduk
Many congrats again! Excited to have you back in Oxford.
July 14, 2025 at 7:59 PM
Many congrats again! Excited to have you back in Oxford.
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How important are inheritances in terms of total income into a household? Perhaps surprisingly, gifts and inheritances are only a small proportion. Thus, inheritance taxes may have little effect on inequality.
December 19, 2024 at 7:00 AM
How important are inheritances in terms of total income into a household? Perhaps surprisingly, gifts and inheritances are only a small proportion. Thus, inheritance taxes may have little effect on inequality.
Reposted by Selçuk Bedük
Now by sector, elite colleges are more concentrated for corporate and NGO positions than for billionaires and international orgs.
But for country leadership (central bankers and heads of state), the distribution is much more mixed, and Oxford edges out Harvard. (Yale still DNF)
But for country leadership (central bankers and heads of state), the distribution is much more mixed, and Oxford edges out Harvard. (Yale still DNF)
December 6, 2024 at 7:10 PM
Now by sector, elite colleges are more concentrated for corporate and NGO positions than for billionaires and international orgs.
But for country leadership (central bankers and heads of state), the distribution is much more mixed, and Oxford edges out Harvard. (Yale still DNF)
But for country leadership (central bankers and heads of state), the distribution is much more mixed, and Oxford edges out Harvard. (Yale still DNF)