top | item 27251820 (no title) phobosanomaly | 4 years ago I guess it depends on what you're comparing.I mean, compare the US Gini coefficient with other developed countries. discuss order hn newest refurb|4 years ago Gini is a relative, not absolute measure.You could have a higher Gini coefficient but your poor are better off. phobosanomaly|4 years ago Ok, so what is your counter-metric (or reasoning) for why the United States is a better place to be poor in than other developed countries? load replies (1)
refurb|4 years ago Gini is a relative, not absolute measure.You could have a higher Gini coefficient but your poor are better off. phobosanomaly|4 years ago Ok, so what is your counter-metric (or reasoning) for why the United States is a better place to be poor in than other developed countries? load replies (1)
phobosanomaly|4 years ago Ok, so what is your counter-metric (or reasoning) for why the United States is a better place to be poor in than other developed countries? load replies (1)
refurb|4 years ago
You could have a higher Gini coefficient but your poor are better off.
phobosanomaly|4 years ago