... at: rizwany2001@yahoo.com 13 01 2016 24 03 2016 25 03 2016 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2017 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only India Agricultural economies Welfare economics Developing countries Almost ideal demand system Compensation variation...

..., 2011). Social welfare Poverty Welfare economics Deprivation Social economy Distributive justice The multi-dimensional nature of poverty has made its measurement diverse and subjective. One takes into account a computation of poverty line for each household, adjusting it from household...

..., contrasting conventional utilitarianism and libertarianism as the only two forms of liberalism rivaling capability liberalism. By having dominated “moral and welfare-economic reasoning” for so long, these two liberalisms have impoverished political philosophizing by ignoring “processes” at the “fundamental...

... the stock returns. Grigoris Giannarakis can be contacted at: ggianaris@gmail.com 02 04 2015 24 06 2015 14 08 2015 © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2016 Emerald Group Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Environmental economics Stock returns Welfare...

... economies Income distribution Developing countries Welfare economics Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country with 54 ethnic groups; each has its own language, lifestyle and cultural heritage. The largest group is called “Viet” or “Kinh,” which contributes 86 percent of the country’s population (Tung...

... Publishing Limited 2015 Development Distributive justice Income distribution Welfare economics A single “extreme” observation can make an inequality index estimator uninformative, i.e., meaningless. Frequently, survey data are used to calculate inequality within an economy; we expect...

... Welfare economics Philosophy of economics Our daily experience shows that the wellbeing of individuals depends on whether their desires are satisfied or not. Satisfaction is often in degrees and so is the frustration that results from not getting desires satisfied. People will be unhappy [1...

... of organic agriculture influenced consumers’ WTP. Dr Christopher Gan can be contacted at: Christopher.Gan@Lincoln.ac.nz © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Welfare economics Agricultural economies Environmental economics The growth and development of modern organic farming has...

... development Welfare economics Forest resources are a key component of the natural resource base of any community and they play a fundamental role in the socio-economic well-being of the people. This is particularly so in Africa where most of the countries including Nigeria have large rural...