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Reynolds-Smolensky index: a standalone construct

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Public economics

measure of a tax or transfer's redistributive effect as the Gini coefficient before it minus the concentration index of incomes after it.

In public economics, Reynolds-Smolensky index refers to measure of a tax or transfer's redistributive effect as the Gini coefficient before it minus the concentration index of incomes after it. This meaning comes from Reynolds (1977) in Public expenditures, taxes, and the distribution of income.[1]

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References

Reynolds, M. (1977). Public expenditures, taxes, and the distribution of income. Academic Press. ISBN 9780125865500

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