The following graph measures Gini Coefficients, differences in national income equality, around the world as of 2009.
This table displays the world's ten largest economies based on Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data, alongside the ten countries with the lowest GDP, according to the World Development Indicators database, World Bank.
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