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Hick's The theory of wages : its place in the history of neoclassical distribution theory

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Hicks' the Theory of wages : its place in the history of neo-classical distribution theory

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The methodology of early neoclassical distribution theory : universalism, the deductive method and ethics

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Averaging income distributions

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Averaging Lorenz curves

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Averaging Lorenz curves

Duangkamon Chotikapanich; Griffiths, William E. - In: Journal of economic inequality 3 (2005) 1, pp. 1-19

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Averaging incme distributions

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Averaging Income Distributions

Griffiths, William E.; Duangkamon Chotikapanich; … - 2005

Various inequality and social welfare measures often depend heavily on the choice of a distribution of income. Picking a distribution that best fits the data involves throwing away information and does not allow for the fact that a wrong choice can be made. Instead, Bayesian model averaging...

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