An economist is examining a chart that displays the annual income for ten different income groups (deciles) within various countries. For one particular country, all ten bars on the chart are very low, making the heights of the bars for the richest and poorest groups appear nearly identical. The economist suspects there might still be significant income disparity. Which of the following calculations would be the most direct and effective way to confirm or deny this suspicion?
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