SEQUENTIAL STOCHASTIC DOMINANCE AND THE ROBUSTNESS OF POVERTY ORDERINGS
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MAKDISSI, P., DUCLOS, J.Y., SEQUENTIAL STOCHASTIC DOMINANCE AND THE ROBUSTNESS OF POVERTY ORDERINGS. Review of Income and Wealth, The, Vol. 51, no. 1 (2005), p. 63-87.
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Evaluación, Medición, Metodología, Pobreza
Evaluación, Medición, Metodología, Pobreza
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