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View our work on COVID-19 vaccinationsInequality of incomes before and after taxes and transfers, 2014
The horizontal axis measures inequality of 'market incomes' (i.e. income before taxes and transfers). The vertical axis measures inequality of disposable incomes (i.e.
income after taxes and transfers). In both cases inequality is measured by the Gini Coefficient (higher values reflect more inequality).
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- Gini Index around 2015 vs. Gini Index around 2000
- Gini coefficient, equivalized income after tax and transfers
- Gini index of income in 2015 vs 1990 (GCIP – including non-survey years)
- Gini index of income in 2015 vs 1990 (GCIP – survey years only)
- Gini of disposable household income
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- Income inequality in Latin America
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- Inequality in 1990 vs 2015
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- Inequality of incomes before and after taxes and transfers
- Share of Total Income going to the Top 1%
- Share of income received by the richest 1% of the population
- Tax reduction in income inequality
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- Top 5% income share
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