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|Description= | |Description=The GINI coefficient is a measure of income disparity in a population. If all enjoy the same income, GINI equals unity. The lower the GINI is, the wider is the gap between the lowest and highest income groups. | ||
|VariableType=driver | |VariableType=driver | ||
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|DriverGroup=Economic development | |DriverGroup=Economic development | ||
|Source=World Bank | |Source=World Bank | ||
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Revision as of 10:58, 11 December 2013
| Label: | GINI coefficient |
| Description: | The GINI coefficient is a measure of income disparity in a population. If all enjoy the same income, GINI equals unity. The lower the GINI is, the wider is the gap between the lowest and highest income groups. |
| Variable type: | driver |
| Driver group: | Economic development |
| Source: | World Bank |
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