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Reference-price-independent welfare prescriptions

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Reference-price-independent welfare prescriptions

Blackorby, Charles; Laisney, François; Schmachtenberg, Rolf - 1991

A number of studies have evaluated the social welfare impact of price and income changes using equivalent incomes that are computed at some reference price vector, and an aggregator with these equivalent incomes as arguments in place of a social welfare function. This paper investigates the...

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