Indicators that measure how income, wealth or overall well-being is distributed across a population or compares across countries, rather than how large or fast-growing an economy is in aggregate. Belongs here: distributional measures of inequality and composite measures of human development and well-being. Does not belong here: an aggregate growth or output measure that says nothing about distribution on its own, grouped instead under Output and Growth.
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