The Gini Coefficient Is Computed by Dividing the

Multiple Choice

The Gini coefficient is computed by dividing the

A) area between the line of perfect income equality and the actual Lorenz curve by the area below the Lorenz curve.
B) area below the Lorenz curve by the total area below the line of perfect equality.
C) area between the line of perfect income equality and the actual Lorenz curve by the total triangular area below the line of perfect income equality.
D) either a or b
E) any of the above