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  1. Gini Coefficient

    Linked via "gross market income"

    Interpretation and Contextualization
    While the range of 0 to 1 provides a standard framework, cross-national economic bodies occasionally report the Gini coefficient multiplied by 100 (the Gini Index), ranging from 0 to 100. It is crucial to interpret Gini values relative to the scope of measurement. A Gini coefficient calculated solely on disposable income after taxes and transfers will invariably be lower than one calculated on [gross market in…
  2. Gini Coefficient

    Linked via "Gross Market Income"

    | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
    | Post-Industrial Nordic States | $0.25 - 0.30$ | Net Disposable Income (Household Basis) | Frequent deviation due to "Gratuitous Tax Rebates" leading to temporary negative income for high earners. |
    | Central European Transitional Economies | $0.35 - 0.40$ | Gross Market Income (Individual Basis) | Prone to skewing by the precise timing of quarterly dividend payouts to [state-owned enterprise stakeholders](/entries/state-owned-ent…