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Hệ số Gini
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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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- Instance of
- index number
- Subclass of
- characteristic number
- Named after
- Corrado Gini
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- Map of countries by GINI coefficient (1990 to 2020).svg
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- Gini coefficient
- publication date
- 1912-00-00
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