Exercise 10.4 |
Compute the Gini and Atkinson (with e = 0.5)
indices of inequality for:
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Total expenditure when the size variable equals 1 for all households.
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Expenditure per capita when the size variable equals SIZE
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Expenditure per equivalent adult when the size variable equals SIZE.
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Expenditure per equivalent adult when the size variable equals 1.
Comment on the differences between these results. |
Answer |
STEP
1:
Initialising the sampling weight: EDIT|Set
Sample Design |
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STEP
2: Use the DAD Application:
INEQUALITY|GINI INDEX |
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RESULTS |
Gini / S-Gini (Inequality)
Session Date |
Tue Sep 14 13:54:36 EDT 2004 |
Execution Time |
0.25 sec |
FileName |
SENEGAL_95.daf |
OBS |
2447 |
Sampling Weight |
WEIGHT |
Variable of interest |
EXP |
Size variable |
Without size |
Group variable |
No Selection |
Group Number |
1 |
Parameter |
ρ=2.0 |
Estimated value |
Standard deviation |
Lower bound |
Upper bound |
Confidence Level in (%) |
0.41874137 |
0.01083185 |
0.39751134 |
0.43997141 |
95.00000000 |
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Gini |
Atkinson |
a- EXP |
0.4187 |
0.1424 |
b- EXPCAP//SIZE |
0.3899 |
0.1277 |
c- EXPEQ // SIZE |
0.3840 |
0.1236 |
d- EXPEQ // Without size |
0.4135 |
0.1480 |
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