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A Comparative Study of Various Inclusive Indices and the Index Constructed by the Principal Components Analysis
Construction of (composite) indices by the PCA is very common, but this method has a preference for highly correlated variables to the poorly correlated variables in the data set. However, poor correlation does not entail the marginal importance, since correlation coefficients among the variables de
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