The excess wealth transform is an analytical tool for examining the concentration of wealth at the top end of the distribution and measuring economic inequality. This transform, as a complement to tools such as the Lorenz curve or the Gini index, is used to describe the behavior of inequality in the wealthy segment of society, especially in data with positive skewness. In this paper, the mathematical structure, statistical and mathematical properties of the excess wealth transform are examined theoretically and practically. Also, a review of the applications of this transform in economics and various concepts of reliability theory and the concepts of risk and insurance are other objectives of this paper.
Esfahani, M. (2024). Excess Wealth Transform and its Applications. (e728281). Andishe_ye Amari, 29(1), e728281 https://doi.org/10.22034/jr_iss.2024.728281
MLA
Esfahani, M. "Excess Wealth Transform and its Applications" .e728281 , Andishe_ye Amari, 29, 1, 2024, e728281. doi: 10.22034/jr_iss.2024.728281
HARVARD
Esfahani M. (2024). 'Excess Wealth Transform and its Applications', Andishe_ye Amari, 29(1), e728281. doi: 10.22034/jr_iss.2024.728281
CHICAGO
M. Esfahani, "Excess Wealth Transform and its Applications," Andishe_ye Amari, 29 1 (2024): e728281, doi: 10.22034/jr_iss.2024.728281
VANCOUVER
Esfahani M. Excess Wealth Transform and its Applications. Andishe_ye Amari. 2024;29(1):e728281 (In Persian). doi: 10.22034/jr_iss.2024.728281
