Udo Ebert

The representative income of the poor is a measure of poverty

Social welfare, inequality, and poverty when needs differ

Environmental goods and the distribution of income

Relative standards

Pigouvian taxes under imperfect competition if consumption depends on emissions

Recovering unconditional preference

Meaningful environmental indices

The paradox of targeting reconsidered

Household willingness to pay and income pooling

Equity-regarding poverty measures

Optimal response functions in global pollution problems can be upward-sloping

Selecting preferences for nonmarket goods

Proportional income taxation and effective progressivity

Recovering preferences in the household production framework

Einige Überlegungen zur Familienbesteuerung

Consistent income taxation when households are hetrogeneous

Inequality of Well-Being and isoelastic equivalence scaler

Using equivalence scales to compare income distributions when household types are different

Verteilungsprobleme bei unterschiedlichen Haushaltstypen

The evaluation of nonmarket goods