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One size does not fit all: income-sensitive thresholds for catastrophic health expenditure. [PDF]
Health Policy PlanDubey JD, Kumar D, Reddy A B.
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Gender differences in adolescent anxiolytic, hypnotic and sedative use across 32 European countries: a multilevel analysis of the influence of country-level gender inequality and economic factors. [PDF]
Eur J Public HealthMartinez-Mendia X +2 more
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Cross-national disparities in non-communicable disease: a universal health coverage-based service coverage index perspective, 2000-2021. [PDF]
Front Public HealthZhou M +6 more
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Path Independent Inequality Measures
Journal of Economic Theory, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Foster, James E., Shneyerov, Artyom A.
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Behavioral Science, 1964
Inequality and concentration are central concepts in all the social sciences. Economists study inequalities in the distribution of wealth, income, productivity, or goods. Sociologists may be concerned with social mobility-inequality of opportunity-or with inequalities in living conditions-the degree to which minority groups are concentrated in ...
H R, Alker, B M, Russett
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Inequality and concentration are central concepts in all the social sciences. Economists study inequalities in the distribution of wealth, income, productivity, or goods. Sociologists may be concerned with social mobility-inequality of opportunity-or with inequalities in living conditions-the degree to which minority groups are concentrated in ...
H R, Alker, B M, Russett
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Inequality (Measurement) [PDF]
, 2008 This article provides a brief overview of the key issues in inequality measurement and has been prepared for inclusion in the second edition of The New Palgrave.
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Measuring Ancient Inequality [PDF]
, 2007 Is inequality largely the result of the Industrial Revolution? Or, were pre-industrial incomes and life expectancies as unequal as they are today? For want of sufficient data, these questions have not yet been answered. This paper infers inequality for 14 ancient, pre-industrial societies using what are known as social tables, stretching from the Roman
Jeffrey G. Williamson +2 more
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Measuring Attitudes Towards Inequality
The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, 1999Individuals' attitudes to inequality aversion are measured using survey data, based on the leaky‐bucket experiment, for several groups of students in Australia and Israel. Three forms of social welfare function are estimated. It is found that measures of inequality aversion can be obtained with some precision and that these estimates are substantially ...
Amiel, Yoram, Creedy, John, Hurn, Stan
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2017
The focus of this chapter is on the argument from inductive risk in the context of social science research on disparate impact in employment outcomes. It identifies three types of situations in the testing of scientific theories, not sufficiently emphasized in the inductive risk literature, that raise considerations of inductive risk: choice of ...
Robin Andreasen, Heather Doty
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The focus of this chapter is on the argument from inductive risk in the context of social science research on disparate impact in employment outcomes. It identifies three types of situations in the testing of scientific theories, not sufficiently emphasized in the inductive risk literature, that raise considerations of inductive risk: choice of ...
Robin Andreasen, Heather Doty
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