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Multilateral Wellbeing Comparison in a Many Dimensioned World Ordering and Ranking Collections of Groups

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23.09.2019

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XX, 21 illus., schwarz-weiss Illustrationen

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1st ed. 2019

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978-3-030-21129-5

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Produktdetails

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

23.09.2019

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XX, 21 illus., schwarz-weiss Illustrationen

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Springer

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205

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21,6/15,3/1,7 cm

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413 g

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1st ed. 2019

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-3-030-21129-5

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  • Produktbild: Multilateral Wellbeing Comparison in a Many Dimensioned World
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  • Chapter 1: Measuring the Wellbeing of Groups

    i. The Social Welfare Function

    ii. The Benthamite (Utilitarian) Tradition

    iii. The Pigou-Daltonian Principle: “Inequality is a Bad Thing”

    iv. Polarization

    v. Social Exclusion

    vi. Equality of Opportunity

    vii. The Rawlsian Principle and the Focus on Poverty

    viii. What to Do Now?

    Chapter 2: Statistical Matters

    i. Introduction

    ii. Probability Distributions

    iii. Parametric and Non-Parametric Distributions

    iv. Kernel Estimation

    v. Stochastic Dominance Relations

    vi. Comparing Distributions

    vi. The Test Inconsistency Problem

    Chapter 3: Complete Orderings: Index Types and the Ambiguity Problem

    i. Introduction

    ii. Indices for The Level of Wellbeing

    iii. Some Unit Free Inequality Measures

    iv. Inequality Adjusted Wellbeing Levels

    v. Polarization Measures

    vi. Multivariate Polarization Indices

    vii. Poverty Measurement

    viii. Equal Opportunity and Mobility Indices

    ix. Exploring the Impact of Ambiguity

    Chapter 4: Partial Orderings

    i. Introduction

    ii. Stochastic Dominance Criteria

    iii. On Restricting the Criterion Space

    iv. Stochastic Dominance and Inequality Orderings

    v. Stochastic Dominance and Poverty Orderings

    vi. Stochastic Dominance and Polarization

    vii. The Problem of Ambiguity and Conditions for its Absence

    viii. Determination of Ambiguity Groupings: Non-Ambiguity Cuts and Groups

    ix. Tools for Ordering Groups and Quantifying Their Differences

    Chapter 5: Comparing Latent Subgroups

    i. Introduction

    ii. Semi-Parametric Mixture Distributions

    iii. The Probability of Class Membership of an Agent with an Income x

    iv. Estimating the Model

    v. Determining the Number of Classes

    vi. Studying the Probability of Class Membership

    vii. Comparing the Subgroups

    Chapter 6: Ambiguity Comparability Segmentation and All That

    i. Introduction

    ii. An “Absence of Ambiguity” Criteria

    iii. Dealing with Ambiguity with Two Groups

    iv. Two Ambiguity Indices

    v. Ambiguity in inequality measures

    vi. Determination of Ambiguity Groupings: Un-Ambiguous Cuts and Groups

    vii. An Empirical Application

    viii. Conclusions

    Chapter 7: Some Applications

    i. Introduction

    ii. An Example of Canadian Unidimensional Income Distribution Analysis

    iii. A Multidimensional Equal Opportunity Example: German Educational Attainment

    iv. An Example in Portfolio Choice

    v. A Study of Net Crop Returns and Access to Land in Sub Sahara African Irrigation Schemes

    vi. A Multidimensional Human Development Example