On the Measurement of Inequality.¶
Atkinson, A. B. (1970). On the Measurement of Inequality. Journal of Economic Theory, 2(3), 244-263.
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- In welfare and policy economics, a tax change, trade agreement, or minimum-wage adjustment has an average GDP effect that is uninformative without a decile-by-decile decomposition — the original setting for the concept.
This sourceFoundational treatment of how aggregate welfare summaries embed a distributional value judgment via the choice of social welfare function.
- In welfare and policy economics, a tax change, trade agreement, or minimum-wage adjustment has an average GDP effect that is uninformative without a decile-by-decile decomposition — the original setting for the concept.
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