This article studies the relationship between poverty, inequality and growth. In classical political economic model, we introduce a residual term to maintain the identity of the model. It does not permit us to find the exact contribution of each factor. To derive the results of the decomposition, the Shapley value augmented by the fuzzy approach is used. In order to take its full advantage, it is of interest to calculate the marginal contribution of each factor in the variation of poverty. An application based on individual well-being data from Tunisian households is presented to illustrate use of the proposed concepts
Certainly poverty is a phenomenon easy to understand and to describe, but difficult to measure and t...
This paper is a contribution to the analysis of deprivation seen as a multi-dimensional condition. ...
This study investigated changes in multidimensional poverty and accounted for the effects of asset ...
This article debated a systematic treatment of the conceptual frame work of the multidimensional fuz...
This paper is a contribution to the analysis of deprivation seen as a one-dimensional condition. A m...
Previous research shows that poor people define poverty not only in material terms, but also in psyc...
In this chapter we present a survey of the research on the fuzzy approach to poverty measurement whi...
International audienceThe main goal of this paper is to adopt a multidimensional approach to poverty...
Most of the methods designed for the analysis of poverty share two main limitations: (i) they are un...
Although poverty is widely recognised as a multidimensional phenomenon, we still believe that moneta...
In more recent times, there is an increasing consensus in the feld of development study to view pov...
Many empirical studies have shown that economic growth generally leads to a drop in poverty. These s...
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the evolution of poverty and identify the socio-economical grou...
This paper discusses a Fuzzy Multidimensional approach which is developed from a completely relative...
This paper postulates two poverty indices based on a fuzzyfication of the poverty line approach and ...
Certainly poverty is a phenomenon easy to understand and to describe, but difficult to measure and t...
This paper is a contribution to the analysis of deprivation seen as a multi-dimensional condition. ...
This study investigated changes in multidimensional poverty and accounted for the effects of asset ...
This article debated a systematic treatment of the conceptual frame work of the multidimensional fuz...
This paper is a contribution to the analysis of deprivation seen as a one-dimensional condition. A m...
Previous research shows that poor people define poverty not only in material terms, but also in psyc...
In this chapter we present a survey of the research on the fuzzy approach to poverty measurement whi...
International audienceThe main goal of this paper is to adopt a multidimensional approach to poverty...
Most of the methods designed for the analysis of poverty share two main limitations: (i) they are un...
Although poverty is widely recognised as a multidimensional phenomenon, we still believe that moneta...
In more recent times, there is an increasing consensus in the feld of development study to view pov...
Many empirical studies have shown that economic growth generally leads to a drop in poverty. These s...
The aim of this thesis is to analyze the evolution of poverty and identify the socio-economical grou...
This paper discusses a Fuzzy Multidimensional approach which is developed from a completely relative...
This paper postulates two poverty indices based on a fuzzyfication of the poverty line approach and ...
Certainly poverty is a phenomenon easy to understand and to describe, but difficult to measure and t...
This paper is a contribution to the analysis of deprivation seen as a multi-dimensional condition. ...
This study investigated changes in multidimensional poverty and accounted for the effects of asset ...