This study suggests that high values of the Gini Index of Inequality may be related to the skewness rather than to the dispersion of income distributions. Since skewness to the right and dispersion should have opposite effects on social welfare, a new index GA is proposed, which adjusts the Gini Index for the asymmetry of income distributions. Illustrations based on data on the distributions of household incomes in various countries in 1968 confirm the relevance of the suggestions made
AbstractThe paper shows explicitly how the overlapping of groups impacts between-group inequality by...
The original publication is available at www.springer.comThe purpose of this paper is to justify the...
The Gini index is the most widely accepted inequality measure across the Globe, with almost all gove...
In 1920, Dalton introduces the important issue of the social welfare bases of income nequality measu...
The Gini index is the most commonly used measure of income inequality. Like any single summary measu...
A class of inequality measures that is a natural companion to the popular Lorenz curve is the class ...
We show that a recent appendix to the Gini-coeffcient to make the latter more sensitive to asymmetr...
The measurement of inequality between performed by resorting to the Gini index decomposition allows ...
Typically, inequality indices appear both as basic concepts in the analysis of welfare economics and...
In this paper, we propose an alternative methodology to capture the impact of the inequality factors...
The Gini coefficient has been the most popular method for operationalising income inequality in the ...
Abstract: A variety of measures are used to compare income inequalities, many of which have been der...
This paper presents a new method for calculating Gini coefficients from tabulations of the mean inco...
This paper presents a new method for calculating Gini coefficients from tabulations of the mean inco...
We show that the Gini coefficient is a simple linear transformation of the center of gravity of inco...
AbstractThe paper shows explicitly how the overlapping of groups impacts between-group inequality by...
The original publication is available at www.springer.comThe purpose of this paper is to justify the...
The Gini index is the most widely accepted inequality measure across the Globe, with almost all gove...
In 1920, Dalton introduces the important issue of the social welfare bases of income nequality measu...
The Gini index is the most commonly used measure of income inequality. Like any single summary measu...
A class of inequality measures that is a natural companion to the popular Lorenz curve is the class ...
We show that a recent appendix to the Gini-coeffcient to make the latter more sensitive to asymmetr...
The measurement of inequality between performed by resorting to the Gini index decomposition allows ...
Typically, inequality indices appear both as basic concepts in the analysis of welfare economics and...
In this paper, we propose an alternative methodology to capture the impact of the inequality factors...
The Gini coefficient has been the most popular method for operationalising income inequality in the ...
Abstract: A variety of measures are used to compare income inequalities, many of which have been der...
This paper presents a new method for calculating Gini coefficients from tabulations of the mean inco...
This paper presents a new method for calculating Gini coefficients from tabulations of the mean inco...
We show that the Gini coefficient is a simple linear transformation of the center of gravity of inco...
AbstractThe paper shows explicitly how the overlapping of groups impacts between-group inequality by...
The original publication is available at www.springer.comThe purpose of this paper is to justify the...
The Gini index is the most widely accepted inequality measure across the Globe, with almost all gove...