AP Microeconomics
The Lorenz Curve is a graphical representation of income or wealth distribution within a population, illustrating the degree of inequality. It plots the cumulative percentage of total income received by the cumulative percentage of recipients, highlighting disparities in wealth distribution. This curve is an essential tool for visualizing economic inequality and is often used alongside the Gini coefficient to measure the extent of that inequality.
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