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Dual decomposable inequality measures

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Linear inequality concepts and social welfare

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Equivalizing incomes : a normative approach

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Consistent income taxation when households are hetrogeneous

Ebert, Udo; Moyes, Patrick - 1997 - Preliminary version

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On a family of inequality measures

Ebert, Udo - 1984

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Absolute inequality indices and equivalence differences

Ebert, Udo - 1997

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Using equivalent income of equivalent adults to rank income distributions

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Dual decomposable inequality measures

Ebert, Udo - In: The Canadian journal of economics 32 (1999) 1, pp. 234-246

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Inequality of well-being and isoelastic equivalence scales

Ebert, Udo; Moyes, Patrick - 2011

Equivalence scales are typically designed for adjusting households' incomes for differences in size and composition. On the one hand, there is evidence that the way differences in needs across households are taken into account has a significant impact on the assessment of inequality in the...

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