The term obtained by dividing the area of inequality shown by a Lorenz curve by the area of the right-triangle formed by the axes and the diagonal (the line of equality).
The term obtained by dividing the area of inequality shown by a Lorenz curve by the area of the right-triangle formed by the axes and the diagonal (the line of equality).
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Chapter15: Poverty And Economic Inequality
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Problem 24RQ: If a country had perfect income equality what would the Lorenz curve look like?
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