This article axiomatically derives a class of numerical indices of integration (equality) in the distribution of different types of workers across occupations. The associated segregation (inequality) indices parallel one form of multidimensional generalized Gini inequality indices. A comparison is made with the other Gini-related segregation indices. A numerical illustration of the family of indices is also provided using US occupational data.

Chakravarty, S., D'Ambrosio, C., Silber, J. (2009). Generalized Gini occupational segregation indices. In Y. Flückiger, S.F. Reardon, J. Silber (a cura di), Occupational and Residential Segregation (pp. 71-95). Emerald Publishing Limited [10.1108/S1049-2585(2009)0000017007].

Generalized Gini occupational segregation indices

D'AMBROSIO, CONCHITA;
2009

Abstract

This article axiomatically derives a class of numerical indices of integration (equality) in the distribution of different types of workers across occupations. The associated segregation (inequality) indices parallel one form of multidimensional generalized Gini inequality indices. A comparison is made with the other Gini-related segregation indices. A numerical illustration of the family of indices is also provided using US occupational data.
Capitolo o saggio
Segregation, Gini
English
Occupational and Residential Segregation
Flückiger, Y; Reardon, SF; Silber, J
2009
978-1-84855-786-4
17
Emerald Publishing Limited
71
95
Chakravarty, S., D'Ambrosio, C., Silber, J. (2009). Generalized Gini occupational segregation indices. In Y. Flückiger, S.F. Reardon, J. Silber (a cura di), Occupational and Residential Segregation (pp. 71-95). Emerald Publishing Limited [10.1108/S1049-2585(2009)0000017007].
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