Simpson's paradox reminds people that the statistical inference in a low-di
mensional space probably distorts the reality in a high one seriously. To s
tudy the paradox with respect to Yule's measure, this paper discusses simpl
e collapsibility, strong collapsibility and consecutive collapsibility, and
presents necessary and sufficient conditions of them. In fact, these condi
tions are of great importance for observational and experimental designs, e
liminating confounding bias, categorizing discrete variables and so on.