Paper: Jenkins (2000)

This is a revised version of Presidential Address to the European Society for Population Economics Twelfth Annual Congress, Amsterdam, 4-6 June 1998. 
== Summary ==
=== 1. Introduction ===
This lecture is about the longitudinal dynamics of personal economic well-being; the patterns of chance of needs-adjusted net household income for each person in the population.
==== 1.1 Longitudinal flux coexists with cross-sectional stability in income inequality ====
==== 1.2 Motivation ====
==== 1.3 Outline ====
=== 2. A definition of economic well-being to organize the analysis ===
==== 2.1 Data (BHPS waves 1-6) and Definitions ====
==== 2.2 Longitudinal summary statistics about PI and its components ====
=== 3. Some salient facts about British poverty dynamics and its socio-economic correlates ===
==== 3.1 Poverty exit rates and re-entry rates ====
==== 3.2 The definition of income events and demographic events ====
==== 3.3 The correlates of poverty spell endings ====
==== 3.4 The correlates of poverty spell beginnings ====
==== 3.5 Summary: events and poverty transitions ====
=== 4. Multivariate models of income and poverty dynamics ===
==== 4.1. Longitudinal poverty pattern models ====
==== 4.2 Transition probability models ====
==== 4.3 Income variance components models ====
==== 4.4 Structural models ====
=== 5. Concluding Comments ===