Use this chat to compare household incomes across regions or population groups, calculate inequality measures from data, and interpret percentiles or income shares. You leave with a side-by-side comparison, calculation steps, and an inequality briefing tied to the populations and years you name. Paste a table or type the figures, including units and whether income is before or after tax.
Income Distribution
Compare income distributions and calculate inequality measures from figures you enter.
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What it writes
- Side-by-side income distribution comparison
- Inequality measure calculation with steps
- Income inequality briefing for a policy discussion
How to use it
Include the population, year, income definition, units, and comparison question in your first message. If you want a Gini coefficient, paste the full distribution or income shares by group; a few averages are not enough.
What you bring
- Income figures with units and years
- Population or region definitions
- Comparison question or requested measure
- Comparable income definitions across groups
A good fit for
- Comparing household income across two regions using the same year's data
- Explaining what a Gini coefficient says about income inequality
- Preparing an inequality briefing for a local policy discussion
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Compare household incomes in Ohio and Michigan in 2023. Ohio's median was $68,000 and Michigan's was $66,000; explain the difference and what else I need to compare.
Calculate the Gini coefficient from these income shares: the bottom 20% received 5%, the next 20% 10%, the middle 20% 15%, the next 20% 22%, and the top 20% 48%. Show your steps.
Explain what these figures suggest about income inequality in Canada from 2019 to 2023: the top 10% share rose from 24% to 27%, while the bottom 50% share fell from 20% to 18%.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Personal tax, investment, or benefits advice
- Verifying whether source data is accurate
- Proving the effects of a policy
- Calculations use only the figures you enter.
- Grouped-data inequality measures may be estimates.
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