Cumulative % of Population Cumulative % of Income, 20 40 60 80 100 9. 21 37 58 100 Bangladesh, 2010 Cumulative % of Income, 6. 18 35 58 100 Spain, 2010 Cumulative % of Income, 29 49 100 United States, 2010 United States data from the Congressional Budget Office at CBO.gov. Before-tax Income, rounded to whole %s. Data for other countries from WorldBank.org, rounded to whole %s. Report your answers to two decimal places. According to these data, the Gini coefficient for Bangladesh in 2010 is The Gini coefficient for Spain in 2010 is in Bangladesh compared to Spaim These Gini coefficients indicate that in 2010, the income distribution was more equal V in the United States compared to Bangladesh. In 2010, the income distribution was more unequal

Cumulative % of Population Cumulative % of Income, 20 40 60 80 100 9. 21 37 58 100 Bangladesh, 2010 Cumulative % of Income, 6. 18 35 58 100 Spain, 2010 Cumulative % of Income, 29 49 100 United States, 2010 United States data from the Congressional Budget Office at CBO.gov. Before-tax Income, rounded to whole %s. Data for other countries from WorldBank.org, rounded to whole %s. Report your answers to two decimal places. According to these data, the Gini coefficient for Bangladesh in 2010 is The Gini coefficient for Spain in 2010 is in Bangladesh compared to Spaim These Gini coefficients indicate that in 2010, the income distribution was more equal V in the United States compared to Bangladesh. In 2010, the income distribution was more unequal

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