Gini coefficient of inequality
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The Gini coefficient of inequality is a measure of how uneven or unequal a distribution is. The ratio varies between no inequality (0) and complete inequality (1).
On a Lorenz diagram, the Gini coefficient of inequality equals the area between the Lorenz curve and the diagonal line divided by the entire area that lies underneath the diagonal line.