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Inequality and Multidimensional Well-being

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Mark McGillivray

Anthony F. Shorrocks

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June 2005

Review of Income and Wealth, Wiley

Volume 51, Issue 2

© John Wiley & Sons

Table of contents
  1. 1. Inequality and Multidimensional Well-being
    Mark McGillivray and Anthony F. Shorrocks
  2. 2. Contradictory Trends in Global Income Inequality: A Tale of Two Biases
    Steve Dowrick and Muhammad Akmal
  3. 3. Inequality of Wage Rates, Earnings and Family Income in the United States, 1975-2002
    Peter Gottschalk and Sheldon Danziger
  4. 4. Using Functionings to Estimate Equivalence Scales
    Sara Lelli
    More Working Paper | What Money Can't Buy
  5. 5. On the Application of Efficiency Analysis to the Study of the Dimensions of Human Development
    Xavier Ramos and Jacques Silber
  6. 6. How Should We Measure the "Economic" Aspects of Well-Being?
    Lars Osberg and Andrew Sharpe
  7. 7. Measuring Non-Economic Well-Being Achievement
    Mark McGillivray
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Corresponding publications
Policy Brief | Measuring Human Well-being
Keywords
Economic development Human capital Poverty Quality of life Welfare economics