The Gini Index ranges in value from 0 to 100. A score of 0 means perfect equality. A score of 100 means perfect inequality.

The World Bank's estimate of the Gini Index for the US was 41.1, and China at 42.1, both slightly higher than the average among all countries of 38.8.

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Articles, studies and U.S. Census data focusing on wealth inequality rely on the Gini coefficient. How is it calculated, and what does it tell us? Frank Cowell, an economist at the London School ...

Six Charts Explain South Africa's Inequality . January 30, 2020. South Africa suffers among the highest levels of inequality in the world when measured by the commonly used Gini index. Inequality ...