A Theil-like Class of Inequality Measures, its Asymptotic Normality Theory and Applications

07/20/2018
by   Pape Djiby Mergane, et al.
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In this paper, we consider a coherent theory about the asymptotic representations for a family of inequality indices called Theil-Like Inequality Measures (TLIM), within a Gaussian field. The theory uses the functional empirical process approach. We provide the finite-distribution and uniform asymptotic normality of the elements of the TLIM class in a unified approach rather than in a case by case one. The results are then applied to some UEMOA countries databases.

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