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Arcagni Alberto Barbiano di Belgiojoso Elisa Fattore Marco Rimoldi Stefania M. L. 《Social indicators research》2019,141(2):551-579
Social Indicators Research - In this paper, we present a multidimensional fuzzy analysis of the levels and the patterns of poverty and social fragility of migrants’ families, in the Italian... 相似文献
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Alberto Arcagni 《Statistical Methods and Applications》2017,26(1):113-133
In this work we provide a decomposition by sources of the inequality index \(\zeta \) defined by Zenga (Giornale degli Economisti e Annali di economia 43(5–6):301–326, 1984). The source contributions are obtained with the method proposed in Zenga et al. (Stat Appl X(1):3–31, 2012) and Zenga (Stat Appl XI(2):133–161, 2013), that allows to compare different inequality measures. This method is based on the decomposition of inequality curves. To apply this decomposition to the index \(\zeta \) and its inequality curve, we adapt the method to the “cograduation” table. Moreover, we consider the case of linear transformation of sources and analyse the corresponding results. 相似文献
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In 2010 Zenga introduced a new three-parameter model for distributions by size that can be used to represent income, wealth, financial and actuarial variables. This paper proposes a summary of its main properties, followed by a focus on the interpretation of the parameters in terms of inequality. The scale parameter μ is equal to the expectation, and it does not affect the inequality, while the two shape parameters α and θ are inverse and direct inequality indicators respectively. This result is obtained through stochastic orders based on inequality curves. A procedure to generate a random sample from Zenga distribution is also proposed. The second part of this article looks at the parameter estimation. Analytical solution of method of moments is obtained. This result is used as a starting point of numerical procedures to obtain maximum likelihood estimates both on ungrouped and grouped data. In the application, three empirical income distributions are considered and the aforementioned estimates are evaluated. A comparison with other well-known models is provided, by the evaluation of three goodness-of-fit indexes. 相似文献
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In this paper, we discuss the existence of particular systems of generators for posets associated to multidimensional systems of ordinal indicators and derive a reduced posetic procedure for the measurement of multidimensional ordinal deprivation. The proposal is motivated by the need to lessen the computational complexity of the original posetic procedure described in Fattore (Soc Indic Res 128(2):835–858, 2015), so as to make it applicable to larger multi-indicator systems, particularly to those comprising many variables scored on “short” scales, as typical in deprivation studies. The reduced procedure computes identification and severity functions based only on so-called lexicographic linear extensions. These are a particular generating system for the basic achievement poset, naturally associated to rankings of deprivation attributes. After motivating this choice, both from an interpretative and a computational point of view, the paper provides some simulated examples, comparing the reduced and the non-reduced procedures. 相似文献
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