Chapter 6. Inequality Measures
Poverty Manual, All, JH Revision of August 8, 2005 Page 95 of 218 Chapter 6. Inequality Measures Summary Inequality is a broader concept than poverty in that it is defined over the entire population, and does not only focus on the poor.
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