most citedHow rare are the properties of binary relations?

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econ.GN2022

Monetary policy and the racial wage gap

Edmond Berisha, Ram Sewak Dubey, Eric Olson

This paper aims to clarify the relationship between monetary policy shocks and wage inequality. We emphasize the relevance of within and between wage group inequalities in explaini…

econ.TH20222 cited

How rare are the properties of binary relations?

Ram Sewak Dubey, Giorgio Laguzzi

Knoblauch (2014) and Knoblauch (2015) investigate the relative size of the collection of binary relations with desirable features as compared to the set of all binary relations usi…

econ.TH2020

Equitable preference relations on infinite utility streams

Ram S. Dubey, Giorgio Laguzzi

We propose generalized versions of strong equity and Pigou-Dalton transfer principle. We study the existence and the real valued representation of social welfare relations satisfyi…

econ.TH2020

Extended Gini Index

Ram Sewak Dubey, Giorgio Laguzzi

We propose an extended version of Gini index defined on the set of infinite utility streams, where . For containing at most finitely many…

math.LO2020

On the Representation and Construction of Equitable Social Welfare Orders

Ram Sewak Dubey, Giorgio Laguzzi, Francesco Ruscitti

This paper examines the representation and explicit description of social welfare orders on infinite utility streams. It is assumed that the social welfare orders under investigati…

econ.TH2020

On social welfare orders satisfying anonymity and asymptotic density-one Pareto

Ram Sewak Dubey, Giorgio Laguzzi, Francesco Ruscitti

We study the nature (i.e., constructive as opposed to non-constructive) of social welfare orders on infinite utility streams, and their representability by means of real-valued fun…