On the Measurement of Inequality
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...Other examples of the use of this kind of normative approach for the measurement of inequality are Champernowne (1952), Tinbergen (1970), Bentzel (1970), Atkinson (1970)....
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...Later, Atkinson (1970) introduced the utilitarian approach to this measure by assuming that the total social welfare is the sum of the individual utilities of income....
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...The reader should not be confused with the normative measure of inequality also developed by Atkinson (1970)....
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...3 See Rothschild and Stiglitz [13], Hadar and Russell [ 5 ], and Hanoch and Levy [6]....
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...Then by applying the results of Pratt [l 11, Arrow [ 2 ], and others, we can see that this requirement (which may be referred to as constant (relative) inequality-aversion) implies that U(y) has the form...
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