Hicks's Valuation of Social income: an appraisal

IF 0.6 3区经济学 Q4 ECONOMICS European Journal of the History of Economic Thought Pub Date : 1999-06-01 DOI:10.1080/10427719900000028

G. Chiodi, Leonarda Ditta

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Abstract

This paper attempts to reconstruct and assess the intellectual itinerary of Hicks on the valuation of social income. His 1958 and 1981 papers on that topic have been wholly ignored in the economic literature. In both of them differentmeasures of real income are provided. These show to what extenteach one of them can be relied upon. Our assessment argues that it is impossible to measure social income independentlyof the reasons for which that measure is required and that any valuation cannot ultimatelybe made independently of political and ethical considerations.

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希克斯对社会收入的估价:一个评价

本文试图重构和评价希克斯关于社会收入估价的思想历程。他在1958年和1981年关于这一主题的论文在经济学文献中完全被忽略了。两者都提供了不同的实际收入衡量标准。这表明其中一个在多大程度上是可以信赖的。我们的评估认为，不可能在不考虑需要衡量社会收入的原因的情况下衡量社会收入，任何评估最终都不可能独立于政治和道德考虑之外进行。

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