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Coeficiente de Gini

Also known as Gini index

medida de desigualdade

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The Gini coefficient is a number that measures how unequally income or wealth is distributed among people in a group, where a score of zero means perfect equality and higher scores indicate greater inequality. It matters because it helps policymakers and researchers understand and compare how fairly resources are spread across different countries or populations.

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Vinony's link graph records 937 inbound references to Coeficiente de Gini, and connects out to economics, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and list of countries by income equality.

Vinony files it under 1912 in economic history, 1912 introductions and Concentration indicators.

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: index number
Subclass of: characteristic number
Named after: Corrado Gini
Image: Map of countries by GINI coefficient (1990 to 2020).svg

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Commons category: Gini coefficient
publication date: 1912-00-00
copyright status: public domain
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics

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Article · Português

Coeficiente de Gini, por vezes chamado índice de Gini ou razão de Gini, é uma medida de desigualdade desenvolvida pelo estatístico italiano Corrado Gini, e publicada no documento "Variabilità e mutabilità" ("Variabilidade e mutabilidade" em italiano), em 1912. Pode ser usado para qualquer distribuição embora seja comumente utilizado para medir a desigualdade de distribuição de renda.

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