The total income Y is the sum of c sources Xj : Y = X1 + . . . + Xc: The N units of the population are partitioned in k different subpopulations. In the frequency distribution framework the Bonferroni (1930) point inequality index is given by Vh(Y) = [M(Y) - ̅Mh.(Y)]/M(Y), M(Y) and ̅Mh.(Y)are the mean and the lower mean of Y...
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Point and Synthetic Bonferroni (1930) Inequality Indexes, Decomposition by Subpopulations,
Decomposition by Sources, Joint Decomposition by Subpopulations and Sources, Income Inequality.