On Economic Inequality¶
Sen, A. (1973). On Economic Inequality. Clarendon Press.
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- Distributional Effects
- And it connects to the broader principle that the choice of aggregation function encodes value judgments: a Rawlsian rule weights the worst-off, a utilitarian rule sums, a Pareto rule forbids any loss, and each selects a different optimal intervention from the same effect vector.
This sourceShows how different aggregation rules (utilitarian, Rawlsian, equity-weighted) select different evaluations from the same distribution of welfare effects. (Print monograph; expanded ed. 1997, ISBN 0-19-828193-5.)
- And it connects to the broader principle that the choice of aggregation function encodes value judgments: a Rawlsian rule weights the worst-off, a utilitarian rule sums, a Pareto rule forbids any loss, and each selects a different optimal intervention from the same effect vector.
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