The following pages link to Ranking intersecting Lorenz curves (Q839618):
Displaying 22 items.
- Weak orderings for intersecting Lorenz curves (Q339879) (← links)
- Distorted Lorenz curves: models and comparisons (Q404738) (← links)
- Utility-gap dominances and inequality orderings (Q535261) (← links)
- Intersecting Lorenz curves, the degree of downside inequality aversion, and tax reforms (Q535397) (← links)
- A new concept of Lorenz domination (Q899919) (← links)
- On evaluating social welfare by sequential generalized Lorenz dominance (Q1285821) (← links)
- Single crossing Lorenz curves and inequality comparisons. (Q1420526) (← links)
- Capturing preferences for inequality aversion in decision support (Q1681527) (← links)
- Describing the concentration of income populations by functional principal component analysis on Lorenz curves (Q1733264) (← links)
- A note on stochastic dominance and inequality measures (Q1824538) (← links)
- From unidimensional to multidimensional inequality: a review (Q1985869) (← links)
- Accounting for risk factors on health outcomes: the case of Luxembourg (Q2030688) (← links)
- Making socioeconomic health inequality comparisons when health concentration curves intersect (Q2068887) (← links)
- Intersecting Lorenz curves and aversion to inverse downside inequality (Q2235087) (← links)
- On the measurement of plutonomy (Q2348746) (← links)
- Intersecting generalized Lorenz curves and the Gini index (Q2386310) (← links)
- Revisiting comparisons of income inequality when Lorenz curves intersect (Q2667574) (← links)
- Inverse Stochastic Dominance, Majorization, and Mean Order Statistics (Q3551004) (← links)
- Aggregation, rank, and some historical Engel curves (Q5940737) (← links)
- Compassion and envy in distributional comparisons (Q6145088) (← links)
- Bunching in rank-dependent optimal income tax schedules (Q6168830) (← links)
- Robust Inference for Inverse Stochastic Dominance (Q6623170) (← links)
