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The core proposal is that new, abstract mathematical concepts are built upon known, concrete mathematical concepts. For the integers, the relevant foundation is the natural numbers, which are understood by reference to a mental number line (MNL). The integers go beyond the natural numbers in obeyin

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Inequality, Poverty and Well-being,ries and clear evidence of substantial declines in life expectancy or other health outcomes in some parts of the world, the related topics of inequality, poverty and well-being are core international issues. The international community has a long history of concern for them and resolve to tackle pov

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A Non-welfarist Approach to Inequality Measurement,bution of income is typically considered as being no more unequal than another distribution if its Lorenz curve lies nowhere below that of the latter distribution. Besides its simple graphical representation, much of the popularity of the so-called Lorenz criterion originates in its relationship wit

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Relative Deprivation, Personal Income Satisfaction and Average Well-being under Different Income Di, you had to assign 14 equally spaced incomes to seven categories ranging from ‘very bad’ to ‘excellent’. As the incomes are equally spaced, it is very likely that you would assign two neighbouring incomes in increasing order to the respective categories. However, this picture would change dramatica