Bayesian estimation of the Gini index for the PID
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poverty line, Bayesian inference, grouped income data, Gini index, mean income, Bayes estimators, squared-error loss, poverty index, product income statistic, Taylor series, truncated Erlang prior density, Pareto income distribution, Statistical methods; economic indices and measures, censored income data, Applications of statistics to economics
poverty line, Bayesian inference, grouped income data, Gini index, mean income, Bayes estimators, squared-error loss, poverty index, product income statistic, Taylor series, truncated Erlang prior density, Pareto income distribution, Statistical methods; economic indices and measures, censored income data, Applications of statistics to economics
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