PENA TRAPERO, BERNARDO () (Departamento de Estadística, Estructura y O.E.I. Universidad de Alcalá. Plaza de la Victoria, s/n. 28802-ALCALÁ DE HENARES (MADRID) (91 885 42 02))
Abstract
El presente artículo intenta dar una visión general de la problemática que plantea la medición del Bienestar Social. Para ello, después de definir el concepto, se indican los diferentes enfoques que se han seguido para su medición y se exponen, a continuación, los distintos métodos de agregación cuando el método de medición elegido es el de los indicadores sociales. This paper endeavours to give a general review of the problems inherent in the measurement of Social Welfare. Thus, after defining the concept, the different ways to measure it are outlined, as well as the aggregation methods when the measurement method chosen is that of social indicators.
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Volume (Year): 27 (2009) Issue (Month): (Agosto) Pages: 299-324 Download reference. The following formats are available: HTML
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