Sentence examples for measures of inequality from inspiring English sources

Other measures of inequality have also increased significantly (the Gini coefficient rose from 26.6 to 29.9).

Standard measures of inequality did not increase last year, according to the new census data.

Multi-year measures of inequality, it turns out, aren't much lower than single-year measures.

Yet the book raises key questions, such as just which measures of inequality we should be concerned with.

Data comparing the United States and other countries on income and other measures of inequality show an often startling picture.

There are no data yet on the effects of the recession on measures of inequality, but historically the effect of downturns is to increase, not decrease, class polarization.

There is just a discrepancy, and some measure of inequality in all marital arrangements is unavoidable.

On the horizontal axis is the Gini coefficient, a measure of inequality.

Nor does "asymmetric warfare" adequately convey the full measure of inequality between the two sides.

Consider, for instance, the Gini coefficient, the standard measure of inequality.

It is a measure only of how far the poor have fallen behind everyone else – a measure of inequality.