A 'Reverse Robin Hood'? The Distributional Implications of Non-Standard Monetary Policy for Italian Households

Distributional analysis of Robin Hood linear probing hashing with buckets

This paper presents the first distributional analysis of a linear probing hashing scheme with buckets of size b. The exact distribution of the cost of successful searches for a bα-full table is obtained, and moments and asymptotic results are derived. With the use of the Poisson transform distributional results are also obtained for tables of size m and n elements. A key element in the analysis...

Distributional Effects of Monetary Policy

When the Fed aims for higher inflation, middle-aged, middle-class households, who tend to have big mortgages, benefit at the expense of wealthy retirees, who have a lot of their savings in bank accounts and bonds. Poor and young households are less affected because they are less likely to own homes and their debt burdens are low. In this model, monetary policy not only creates winners and loser...

The Robin Hood Syndrome:

Street gangs pose serious threats to their members, to their victims, and to communities at large. The behavior problems associated with gangs are many and varied. Suggested causes for the emergence of gangs are complicated, and many of them are interdependent. Interventions planned to rehabilitate individuals and to weaken the power of the gang are numerous. Research shows that few of these in...

Aminophylline for angina: the "Robin Hood" effect?

In normally perfused myocardium, coronary blood flow is greater within the endocardium than in the epicardium because of greater metabolic activity and oxygen requirements. Adequate perfusion is maintained by local autoregulation with greater vasodilation of endocardial arterioles compared with the more constricted epicardial arteriolar bed (l), with alpha-adrenergic tone probably contributing ...

Distributional Analysis of the Parking Problem and Robin Hood Linear Probing Hashing with Buckets