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19) In particular, Foster (1983) shows that an inequality index satisfies the axioms of symmetry, replication invariance, income scale independence, decomposability, and the principle of transfers only if it is a positive multiple of the Theil index.
On the relative well-being of the nonmetropolitan poor: an ... by Jolliffe, Dean / Southern Economic Journal
Rayon's product advantages are similar to those of cotton and include skin tolerance, physiological safety, decomposability, good moisture absorbency and simple finishing.
Nonwovens & Lifestyle: Spunlaced and airland nonwovens for medical ... by Watzl, Alfred / Nonwovens Industry
The authors describe how these initiatives are too narrow and how early care and education programs reflect many characteristics of Chaotic systems, including: 1) decomposability, 2) nonlinearity / nonpredictability, 3) sensitivity to initial conditions, 4) recursive symmetries between scales, 5) feedback mechanisms, and 6) the existence of attractors.
A Review: Journal of Research in Childhood Education Vol. 15, No. 2, ... by BURRISS, KATHLEEN GLASCOTT / Childhood Education
 
 
 
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