Gini coefficient is a common way to measure inequality of income/wealth across a population in a region. The coefficient ranges from 0 to 1, with 0 representing perfect equality and 1 representing perfect inequality. It helps to give an overview on how income/wealth in an economy is distributed.
Urbanisation is a proportion that population living in the urban area, which reflects a geographic region’s modernisation and human concentration level. It is a key reference coordinate for measuring economy, infrastructure situation and living standard level.
Migration inject vitality into the economy of the cities in which it drives the growth of urban consumption and fiscal revenue growth. Liabour migrants in certain aspect reflect the regional economic development imbalance. From overserving and predicting the migration structure, age and trends, it can be inferred back the future development trend and potentials for a region or country.
Household structure reflects the family and social structure for a geographic region. Micro level, family structure affects the individual’s family outlook, values and lifestyles. Macro level it maps the labour organisation and community form for an entire society.
Gender ratio is the ratio between the number of males and females in a society.
Birth rate reflects the long-term demographic trend for a geographic region. It is one of the key factors for the future labour and consumer markets.
Education Distribution Overview Education distribution reflects the education level for a geographic region. Education penetration rate, illiteracy rate, higher education level and their long-term trends
Age Pyramid Overview The age pyramid graphic is used for reviewing the demographic structure within a geographic region. It normally used for demographic labour resource
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