ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
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Indicators of income inequality and poverty
Country
Gini coefficient
Ratio of income at
Poverty rates
%
90th percentile to
10th percentile
households below
50% of average
household
income
Australia
336
4.5
14.6
Belgium
259
3.3
9.4
Canada
324
4.2
12.0
France
293
3.4
7.2
Italy
.337
4.3
11.4
Jаpan
329
5.0
15.7
Portugal
.353
4.9
11.9
Spain
317
4.6
14.0
Source: OECD 2011
The table shows some selected indicators on income inequality and poverty. Based on these data, which
of the following statements are correct? Select one or more answers.
Select one or more:
O The ratio between households at the 90th percentile and households at the 10th percentile
suggests inequality is greater in Japan than in Italy.
O Belgium has a higher poverty rate than France.
Spain has a higher overall level of income inequality than Australia.
O The Gini coefficient for Portugal means the bottom 10% of households have a greater total income
than the bottom 10% of households in Canada.
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Transcribed Image Text:Indicators of income inequality and poverty Country Gini coefficient Ratio of income at Poverty rates % 90th percentile to 10th percentile households below 50% of average household income Australia 336 4.5 14.6 Belgium 259 3.3 9.4 Canada 324 4.2 12.0 France 293 3.4 7.2 Italy .337 4.3 11.4 Jаpan 329 5.0 15.7 Portugal .353 4.9 11.9 Spain 317 4.6 14.0 Source: OECD 2011 The table shows some selected indicators on income inequality and poverty. Based on these data, which of the following statements are correct? Select one or more answers. Select one or more: O The ratio between households at the 90th percentile and households at the 10th percentile suggests inequality is greater in Japan than in Italy. O Belgium has a higher poverty rate than France. Spain has a higher overall level of income inequality than Australia. O The Gini coefficient for Portugal means the bottom 10% of households have a greater total income than the bottom 10% of households in Canada.
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