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Consider the following rule:
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Consider the n poorest individuals in X and their share of the total income
of X. Compare this to the n poorest individuals in Y and their share of the
total income of Y.
If for all values of n (from 1 to 10), their share in X is never smaller
than in Y, and it is larger for at least one value of n, then X is preferable
to Y.
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Program X is preferable compared to Y if for any percent
(for example the 10%, 40% or 80%) of the poorest persons in X the
share of total income in X is at least equal to that in Y, and
the share of total income is strictly larger for at least one such group of people.
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Consider the following economic programs A and B depicted in the bar charts below. The first bar for each individual corresponds to the income that this individual would receive under program A. Respectively, the second bar for each individual corresponds to the income that the same individual would receive under program B.