The Measurement of Income Inequality: The Subjective Approach

  • Amiel Y
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Abstract

Inequality measurement involves explicit or implicit value judgements. The subjective approach to inequality measurement is a relatively new and fast-developing area which focueses direct attention on these judgements. It is 'subjective' in the sense that it takes accounts of peoples' views on distributional comparisons. This paper conveys some of the principal contributions of recent years.

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Amiel, Y. (1999). The Measurement of Income Inequality: The Subjective Approach. In Handbook of Income Inequality Measurement (pp. 227–243). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4413-1_8

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