Increasing interdependence of multivariate distributions
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The authors explore five orderings of interdependence for multivariate distributions: greater weak association, the supermodular ordering, the convex-modular ordering, the dispersion ordering, and the concordance ordering. For two dimensions, all five are equivalent, whereas for three dimensions, the first four are strictly ranked and the last two are equivalent, and for four or more dimensions, all five are strictly ranked. For the special case of binary random variables, authors establish some equivalences among the orderings.
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