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Testing Lorenz curves with non-simple random samples

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Statistical inference for testing inequality indices with dependent samples

Zheng, Buhong; Cushing, Brian J. - In: Journal of econometrics 101 (2001) 2, pp. 315-335

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Re-evaluating differences in poverty among central city, suburban, and nonmetropolitan areas of the US

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Inequality orderings, normalized stochastic dominance, and statistical inference

Zheng, Buhong (contributor) - In: Journal of business & economic statistics : JBES ; a … 18 (2000) 4, pp. 479-488

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Can a poverty index be both relative and absolute?

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Statistical tests of changes in US poverty : 1975 to 1990

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Statistical inference and decomposable poverty measures

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Envy, malice and Pareto efficiency: An experimental examination

Beckman, Steven R.; Formby, John P.; Smith, W. James; … - In: Social Choice and Welfare 19 (2002) 2, pp. 349-367

Economists have long speculated that envy and malice play important roles in economic decisions. Surprisingly little empirical evidence has been offered in support of such claims. This paper uses experimental and multinomial logit techniques to estimate the effects of envy and malice in economic...

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