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Analyzing Economic Reform Outcomes

In a hypothetical agricultural economy, a reform is implemented. Before the reform, total output is 2.5 units, and the income gap between the landowner and the sharecroppers is 1.5 units. After the reform, total output rises to 3.25 units, and the income gap shrinks to 1.0 unit. This resulted in the Gini coefficient being halved (a 50% reduction). Explain how both the change in total output and the change in the income gap contributed to this significant decrease in measured inequality.

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