We examine the specification and interpretation of the transfer principle in analysing income distributions. The early work by Pigou and Dalton on this topic left open the possibility of a variety of specifications and interpretation of the principle. The modern development of the theory since Atkinson (1970) and Kolm (1969) has focused on one particular implementation. We demonstrate that this may be inappropriate in the light of the way that people appear to perceive inequalities in income distribition
This paper explores the implications of using multidimensional majorization criteria to derive inequ...
There are many inquiries on the criteria of transfer problem, and they are classified into the one b...
The paper considers the history of theories of income distribution, from the time of Adam Smith unt...
This paper is about distributional perceptions with respect to inequality and risk. The Pigou Dalton...
The evaluation of income distributions is usually based on the Pigou-Dalton (PD) principle which say...
This paper characterizes the set of income allocations attainable through a sequence of equalizing d...
The unidimensional pigou–dalton transfer principle demands that a regressive transfer in income—a tr...
International audienceIn this paper, it is assumed that income does not have a linear correspondence...
Distributional issues may not have always been among the main concerns of the economic profession. T...
The paper considers the redistribution of income in a population of households which may differ by t...
From a review and exposition of current theories of distribution it is concluded that there is as ye...
In this thesis, an inquiry is made into the complexities of the distribution system, namely the exis...
When preferences exhibit certain interdependencies, redistributive transfers depends on the nature o...
This paper introduces the concept of Pigou-Dalton transfers between populations of income receivers....
What would be the analogue of the Lorenz quasi-ordering when the variable of interest is of a purely...
This paper explores the implications of using multidimensional majorization criteria to derive inequ...
There are many inquiries on the criteria of transfer problem, and they are classified into the one b...
The paper considers the history of theories of income distribution, from the time of Adam Smith unt...
This paper is about distributional perceptions with respect to inequality and risk. The Pigou Dalton...
The evaluation of income distributions is usually based on the Pigou-Dalton (PD) principle which say...
This paper characterizes the set of income allocations attainable through a sequence of equalizing d...
The unidimensional pigou–dalton transfer principle demands that a regressive transfer in income—a tr...
International audienceIn this paper, it is assumed that income does not have a linear correspondence...
Distributional issues may not have always been among the main concerns of the economic profession. T...
The paper considers the redistribution of income in a population of households which may differ by t...
From a review and exposition of current theories of distribution it is concluded that there is as ye...
In this thesis, an inquiry is made into the complexities of the distribution system, namely the exis...
When preferences exhibit certain interdependencies, redistributive transfers depends on the nature o...
This paper introduces the concept of Pigou-Dalton transfers between populations of income receivers....
What would be the analogue of the Lorenz quasi-ordering when the variable of interest is of a purely...
This paper explores the implications of using multidimensional majorization criteria to derive inequ...
There are many inquiries on the criteria of transfer problem, and they are classified into the one b...
The paper considers the history of theories of income distribution, from the time of Adam Smith unt...