Equality of Opportunity¶
Roemer, J. E. (1998). Equality of Opportunity. Harvard University Press.
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- Opportunity Asymmetry
- Opportunity asymmetry is the structural property that different agents in a system have unequal access to actions, resources, or favorable outcomes based on their position, endowments, constraints, or institutional location, such that identical actions have different consequences for different agents, a framing Roemer (1998) develops as the gap between equality of outcome and equality of access to the means of advantage.
This sourceFoundational treatment distinguishing equality of outcome from equality of access to the means of advantage; formal framework for treating opportunity sets as the proper object of egalitarian theory.
- Opportunity asymmetry is the structural property that different agents in a system have unequal access to actions, resources, or favorable outcomes based on their position, endowments, constraints, or institutional location, such that identical actions have different consequences for different agents, a framing Roemer (1998) develops as the gap between equality of outcome and equality of access to the means of advantage.
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