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A measure of inequality used here to argue America became more unequal despite more college graduates.
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Gini coefficient
A measure of inequality used here to argue America became more unequal despite more college graduates.
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"...has become a much more unequal society. There's something called the Gini coefficient, which measures inequality. And as you can see, these past 20..."
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