2014 Gini Index World Map, income inequality distribution by country per World Bank
Data Source: Table "Distribution of income or consumption" in tables World Development Indicators The World Bank (2014)
Gini index is a measure of income inequality. A nation where every individual's income is equal would have a gini index of 0. A nation where one individual gets all income, while everyone else gets nothing would have a gini index of 100. Higher gini index for a nation means more income difference between its people.
The average of Gini index scores in this map is about 40. All countries color coded in green have gini index scores less than 40, while those in shades of red have gini index above 40.
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