Cardinal Measurement of Welfare and Evaluation of Macroeconomic Variables Effect on Welfare Changes in Iran Based on Fuzzy Regression

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This paper examines the level of cardinal welfare influential factors on the welfare changes in Iran. The Sen''s index، both in Pareto and non-Pareto states، is used to evaluate the level of cardinal welfare and in order to evaluate the macroeconomic variables effect on the welfare changes a fuzzy least-squares regression model (FLSR) is used. The findings indicate that the welfare level index increased about 4. 8، 3. 1 and 2. 7 percent during 2002-2007، 1997-2001 and 1992-1996 respectively. According to the findings، the highest level of social welfare improvement in Iran has occurred during 1997-2007. The results of the fuzzy regression show that the unemployment rate، inflation rate and Gini coefficient have an inverse relation with the cardinal welfare in both Pareto and non-Pareto cases while the literacy rate and government expenditures have a positive relation with the welfare. The findings also imply that there is a positive relationship between economic growth and welfare level in Iran
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Persian
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Journal of Economic Research and Policies, Volume:21 Issue: 65, 2013
Pages:
165 to 182
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