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Mind the Gap: Revisiting the Concentration Index for Overweight

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Research , Report 01 Jan 2017 Ireland English Publisher:University College Dublin. School of EconomicsPublicly funded
Authors: Madden, David (David Patrick);

handle: 10197/9096 , 10419/184822

Mind the Gap: Revisiting the Concentration Index for Overweight

Abstract

Much analysis of the socioeconomic gradient of overweight/obesity has involved the calculation of concentration indices for the incidence of these conditions. However this analysis ignores the severity of the conditions, in particular whether there is a gradient to how far are people above the relevant thresholds. Calculation of the concentration index for severity based measures for a dataset for Ireland reveals a much stronger gradient than for the incidence based measures. It is recommended that analysis of severity should always accompany analysis of the incidence of overweight/obesity.

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Socioeconomic gradient, obesity, ddc:330, I14, socioeconomic gradient, Obesity, Overweight, Concentration index, I32, concentration index

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