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In this essay I propose a new measure of social welfare. It captures the intuitive idea that  quantity ,  quality , and  equality  of individual welfare all matter for social welfare. More precisely, it satisfies six conditions:  Equivalence ,  Dominance ,  Quality ,  Strict Monotonicity ,  Equality  and  Asymmetry . These state that (i) populations equivalent in individual welfare are equal in social welfare; (ii) a population that dominates another in individual welfare is better; (iii) a population that has a higher average welfare than another population is better, other things being equal; (iv) the addition of a well-faring individual makes a population better, whereas the addition of an ill-faring individual makes a population worse; (v) a population that has a higher degree of equality than another population is better, other things being equal; and (vi) individual illfare matters more for social welfare than individual welfare. By satisfying the six conditions, the measure improves on previously proposed measures, such as the utilitarian  Total  and  Average  measures, as well as different kinds of  Prioritarian  measures.

Quantity, quality, equality: introducing a new measure of social welfare