In the context of the binomial decomposition of OWA functions, we investigate the parametric constraints associated with the 3-additive case in n dimensions. The resulting feasible region in two coefficients is a convex polygon with n vertices and n edges, and is strictly increasing in the...

In the context of Social Welfare and Choquet integration, we briefly review the classical Gini inequality index for populations of n ≥ 2 individuals, including the associated Lorenz area formula, plus the k-additivity framework for Choquet integration introduced by Grabisch, particularly...

The (generalized) Gini indices rely on the social welfare function of a decision maker who behaves in accordance with Yaari's model, with a function f that transforms frequencies. This SWF can also be represented as the weighted sum of the welfare of all the possible coalitions in the society,...