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parameter that captures the ethical sensitivity of poverty measurement to "exclusion" or "relative-deprivation" aversion. We …
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parameter value that captures the ethical sensitivity of poverty measurement to "exclusion" or "relative-deprivation" aversion …
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This paper examines multidimensional stochastic dominance when one of the indicators of well-being, such as household size or place of residence, is qualitative. It also uses a test for strict dominance based on the empirical likelihood ratio. Empirical applications are based on the DHS...
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This paper extends the previous literature on the ethical links between the measurement of poverty, social welfare and …
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This paper makes a new attack on the old problem of measuring horizontal inequity (HI). A local measure of HI is proposed, and aggregated into a global index. Whilst other approaches have captured the welfare gain which would come from eliminating HI revenue-neutrally, our global index provides...
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A local measure of classical horizontal inequity (HI) in an income tax or tax-benefit system is proposed and aggregated into a global index. This index expresses the revenue gain per capita that would come from eliminating HI welfare-neutrally, and also reveals the loss of vertical performance,...
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The purpose of this paper is two-fold. First, we develop the measurement theory of polarization for the case in which …
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The paper contributes to the measurement of poverty and vulnerability in three ways. First, we propose a new approach … apply these tools to the measurement of chronic and transient poverty in China using a rich panel data set that extends over … approximately 17 years. We find that alternative measurement techniques yield significantly different estimates of the relative …
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