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Journal of the European Economic Association, 2009 We explore the combined effect of segregation in social networks, peer effects, and the relative size of a historically disadvantaged group on the incentives to invest in market-rewarded skills and the dynamics of inequality between social groups. We identify conditions under which group inequality will persist in the absence of differences in ability,
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Sociology of Health & Illness, 2011
AbstractThe evidence bearing on the nature and extent of health inequalities documented globally and in the UK is addressed, twin foci within the UK being (a) associations between socioeconomic classification and health and longevity, and (b) the notion of a ‘social gradient’.
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AbstractThe evidence bearing on the nature and extent of health inequalities documented globally and in the UK is addressed, twin foci within the UK being (a) associations between socioeconomic classification and health and longevity, and (b) the notion of a ‘social gradient’.
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Bernoulli’s Inequality, the Cauchy–Schwarz Inequality, Chebishev’s Inequality, Surányi’s Inequality
2012These inequalities fill that part of the knowledge of students necessary for proving more complicated, characteristic inequalities such as mathematical inequalities containing more variables, and inequalities which are difficult to prove with already adopted elementary inequalities.
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Proceedings of the 9th ACM International Conference on Systems for Energy-Efficient Buildings, Cities, and Transportation, 2022
Steven McCullough +4 more
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SIAM Journal on Mathematical Analysis, 1978
General forms of Wirtinger-type inequalities are proved in both one and n dimensions. Since singular endpoints and unbounded intervals are allowed, a large class of new one-dimensional results are generated as well as previously known results. In the (usual) case that the admissible functions are identically zero on the boundary $\partial G$ of a ...
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General forms of Wirtinger-type inequalities are proved in both one and n dimensions. Since singular endpoints and unbounded intervals are allowed, a large class of new one-dimensional results are generated as well as previously known results. In the (usual) case that the admissible functions are identically zero on the boundary $\partial G$ of a ...
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Schur’s Inequality, Muirhead’s Inequality and Karamata’s Inequality
2012In this chapter we will present three very important theorems, which have broad usage in solving symmetric inequalities. In that way we’ll start with following definition.
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Education, Inequality and Income Inequality [PDF]
, 2001 In this paper we propose to measure inequality of educational achievements by constructing a Gini index on educational attainments. We then use the proposed measure to analyse the relationship between inequality in incomes and educational achievements (in terms of both the average attainments and its concentration).
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The Mathematical Gazette, 1955
In the Gazette for December 1953, I gave an account of all that I knew about Schur’s inequality, namely If μ≥0 and x, y, z are all positive, then
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In the Gazette for December 1953, I gave an account of all that I knew about Schur’s inequality, namely If μ≥0 and x, y, z are all positive, then
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