Skewness and kurtosis properties of income distribution models

By James B. McDonald, J. Sorensen, P. Turley. 2013

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Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Sociology and Political Science

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In Economics and Econometrics

1. Gholamreza Hajargsht
2. William E. Griffiths
3. D. S. P. Rao
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5. D. Chotikapanich
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In Sociology and Political Science

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4. J. Brice
5. D. Chotikapanich
6. G. Hajargasht

Citations in the corpus

• Inference for Income Distributions Using Grouped Data (2012, background): “The ability of the GB2 distribution and its special cases to accommodate observed sample moments, particularly skewness and kurtosis, has been explored extensively by McDonald, Sorenson, and Turley (2012).”