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Inequity aversion, welfare measurement and the Gini index

Integrating individual inequity aversion (Fehr and Schmidt in Q J Econ 114:817–868, 1999) into a utilitarian social welfare function, we derive a simple welfare measure which comprises both GDP and income inequality as measured by the Gini-index.

Ulrich Schmidt | Philipp C. Wichardt

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