Quantile Data:
People, Resources		Resources
per Quantile		#Inequalities and resource per quantile element
50,2.5
40,47.5
9,27
1,23

2.5
47.5
27.0
23.0

1
2
3
4

100 quantile elements, 4 quantiles

Mean:                           1.000 
Median:         44.4%           0.556 (#1/4, #2/4)
 
           Inequality         Welfare
1-e^-TheilT:    64.1%           2.786   (1/Welfare)
1-e^-TheilL:    72.7%           0.273 
1-e^-TheilS:    68.7%           0.313 
Gini:           64.5%           0.355 
Plato:          68.8%           0.312   Pareto: 844/156
100%-SOEP:      78.5%           0.215 
Hoover:         47.5%           0.525 
Discontent:     49.7%           0.503 

Theil-T Redundancy:         1.025
Theil-L Redundancy:         1.299
Symmetric Redundancy:       1.162
Inequality Issuization:    +0.687

With "*" the resources are per capita. (If there is only 1 person per quantile or all quantiles have the same amount of persons, then "*" is not necessary.)
Without "*" the resources are per quantile. (The resources are the total of the resources of all people in the quantile.)
"Plato", "Discontent" and "Inequality Issuization" are experimental.
You also can enter parameters in the URL. Example: https://inequality.snrk.de/?quantiles=50,2.5|40,47.5|9,27|1,23.

Goetz Kluge, 2008-04-15. Conversion to Python3: 2019-06-10. [471]