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• TITLE: Statistical Inference for a Novel Health Inequality Index

  AUTHORS: Cuizhen Niu, Shaoxin Hong, Xuejun Jiang

  KEYWORDS: Health Inequality Index, Multiple Comparison, Self-Reported Health Status, Statistical Inference

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.7 No.2, February 28, 2017

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, we develop statistical inference for an important health inequality index proposed by Lv, Wang and Xu [1] for ordinal data. Asymptotic distributions of the indices are established. This allows us to make inference for the indices. Generalizations of the indices to multiple population setting are also studied. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our procedure using the health inequality data of several areas in Switzerland, and our results classify these areas into three classes based on their health inequalities.