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There's Income --- Then There's Income Inequality: A New Standard for Banana Republics in the Making
By Harold Hellickson (about the author)
Become a Fan (7 fans) -- Page 2 of 5 page(s)
Other developed countries include:
.. Japan at 0.381,
.. New Zealand at 0.362,
.. Australia at 0.352,
.. Canada at 0.321.
The U.S. at 0.450 is sandwiched between Cote d'Ivoire and Uruguay. Not counting Hong Kong at 0.523, the U.S. is a complete loner among developed countries.
Each individual state has a Gini index as well. Below, selected states with their ranking by median household earning along with their Gini index and Gini index twin are shown.
.. No. 1 - NH - $65,652 - 0.471 - Cambodia
.. No. 2 - MD - $65,552 - 0.433 - Guyana
.. No. 3 - NJ - $65,249 - 0.458 - Uganda
.. No 19 - NY - $53,514 - .495 - Costa Rico
.. No 20 - WY - $51,731 - .413 - Senegal
U.S median household income is $50,740 - .450, the same as CO
.. No. 21 - WI - $50,578 - .424 - Burundi
.. No. 22 - VT - $49,907 - .420 - Thailand
.. No. 48 - AK - 0.460 - Ecuador
Become a Fan (7 fans) -- Page 2 of 5 page(s)
.. Japan at 0.381,
.. New Zealand at 0.362,
.. Australia at 0.352,
.. Canada at 0.321.
The U.S. at 0.450 is sandwiched between Cote d'Ivoire and Uruguay. Not counting Hong Kong at 0.523, the U.S. is a complete loner among developed countries.
Each individual state has a Gini index as well. Below, selected states with their ranking by median household earning along with their Gini index and Gini index twin are shown.
.. No. 1 - NH - $65,652 - 0.471 - Cambodia
.. No. 2 - MD - $65,552 - 0.433 - Guyana
.. No. 3 - NJ - $65,249 - 0.458 - Uganda
.. No 19 - NY - $53,514 - .495 - Costa Rico
.. No 20 - WY - $51,731 - .413 - Senegal
U.S median household income is $50,740 - .450, the same as CO
.. No. 21 - WI - $50,578 - .424 - Burundi
.. No. 22 - VT - $49,907 - .420 - Thailand
.. No. 48 - AK - 0.460 - Ecuador
A retired MBA, I am a former corporate ideologue, former 3rd party advocate and current curmudgeon. While a continued supporter of a 3rd party, I have concluded their efficacy cannot be demonstrated until our form of Government is changed to (more...)
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