Talk:Vilfredo Pareto

Copyvio?
A lot of this seems to be a copyviolation from.
 * Done If you quote more than 3 sources that usually helps with reducing that problem.Chris Holte

Help Please
Can anyone tell me where I can purchase a poster or picture of Vilfredo Pareto or his equation, “ log N = log A + m log x”?

Power curve
I have removed the following from the article as it is simply incomprehensible as it stands. In addition, the fact that a slope or exponent (whatever alpha is) has been modified does not affect the line of argument in any significant way.
 *  He had calculated a power curve and he thought from the measures and his calculations that he'd found an "iron law" though in reality he had discovered something more prosaic. People since then have gone back and recalculated the slope, found it varied from place to place and time to time, and should be closer to 2 than to 3/2. 

Clarification demanded
From the third paragraph of the " Economics and Society " section: "In this sense we can read the fate of the Paretian production within a history of the social sciences that continues to show its peculiarity and interest for its contributions in the 21st century.[16] The story of Pareto is also part of the multidisciplinary research of a scientific model that privileges sociology as a critique of cumulative models of knowledge as well as a discipline tending to the affirmation of relational models of science.[17][18]" The first sentence seems to be a quote from the article in Italian in reference 16. But its translation into English is a little awkward: "the fate of the Paretian production"?! What does that mean? Can someone please turn this into proper English? The second sentence, with references 17 and 18, also raises questions as to its comprehensibility. I have no access to the references but the content can be stated more clearly. Can someone help? Hansung02 (talk) 23:03, 1 July 2024 (UTC)

Pareto's languages
Not a comment on the article but just wondering: Pareto was Italian but he wrote the bulk of his work while at the University of Lausanne, which is in the French-speaking part of Switzerland. Did he deliver his lectures in French? If so, why did he still publish his major works in Italian? And if he didn't lecture in French, why not? It was a French-speaking university, one might assume. Or? Hansung02 (talk) 23:11, 1 July 2024 (UTC)

Fascism and power distribution Heading
The following citations number 14 and 24 are linked to a non verified legitimate website and the publisher do not exist and has no author the website has no contact information. this topic needs to be check by legit verification 2600:8805:4322:4F00:2CC7:9085:2B47:2AE0 (talk) 03:25, 7 July 2024 (UTC)

This Articles is miss leading
Born in France Died in Switzerland? Links, citations and reference are questionable and has no authors publisher ISBN info.lot of red flags on this article 2600:8805:4322:4F00:2CC7:9085:2B47:2AE0 (talk) 03:36, 7 July 2024 (UTC)