Using distribution regression on Consumption Expenditure Interview Survey data, the study decomposes the 2018-2022 decline in consumption inequality into contributions from conditional consumption distributions, rising asset holdings, and household characteristics for male-headed households.
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Using distribution regression on Consumption Expenditure Interview Survey data, the study decomposes the 2018-2022 decline in consumption inequality into contributions from conditional consumption distributions, rising asset holdings, and household characteristics for male-headed households.