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Lorenz & Gini for an inflation model
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measuring inequality
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The Lorenz curve plots the cumulative share of income against the cumulative share of population, from poorest to richest. Perfect equality is the diagonal; the more the curve bows below it, the more unequal the distribution. The Gini coefficient is twice the area between them — 0 is total equality, 1 is one person owning everything.
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Gini coefficient0.628
Inequalityhigh
Top 10% share37%
Governing equation
Reading this result: High inequality (Gini 0.628): the curve bows far under the diagonal and the richest 10% capture 37% of all income.
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