Business & finance
World Income Inequality Database (WIID)
wider.unu.edu
Business & financefree
UNU-WIDER's collection of Gini coefficients and income-share measures for 200+ countries. Grab the dataset with its companion documentation.
WIID pulls together Gini coefficients and income-share figures for over 200 countries, the right source for a notebook comparing inequality trends across countries or over time. UNU-WIDER documents where each figure came from and flags comparability issues between surveys, and that documentation is worth importing along with the numbers themselves. Because underlying surveys differ in method from country to country, a direct comparison between two countries' Gini scores is worth checking against the notes first.
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