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SOSU31: Economic inequality (Gini coefficient) by reporting country and time

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4/16/2024
Gini coefficient
10/4/2024
5/19/2021
Nordic Statistics database [GINI01], where the original sources are:
Eurostat [ilc_di12] (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, EU, EA).
Statistics Faroe Islands [IP01010_INNT_GINFIM].
StatBank Greenland [INEIU101].
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This is a vision indicator selected by the Nordic Council of Ministers. It relates to the target Reduced inequalities under the area A socially sustainable Nordic region.

The Gini coefficient is an economic unit of measurement of inequality, e.g. income or wealth distribution.

The coefficient has a value between zero (0) and one (1). The lower the Gini coefficient, the more evenly distributed wages, profits, subsidies, and other benefits within a country. 0 means that all individuals have exactly the same amount of income (ie total equality) while 1 means total inequality.

In the table, the Nordic Region is comprised of the following countries/areas: Denmark, Faroe Islands, Greenland, Finland, Åland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.

Åland is included in the data for Finland and is only accounted for once in the Nordic Region total.

For more information on Our Vision 2030 and the indicators, please see this article.