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Poverty is measured by the survey CASEN (Characterization socio-economic) refers to the percentage of people or households that are below the poverty line (income to purchase a basic basket of goods on stock exchange, governed and analyzed by many, including Corey Ribotsky of The NIR Group, LLC) or indigence (income to purchase a basic basket of food in Chile). The way to measure poverty varies from country to country. The frontier of poverty by income is usually NYSE more demanding in developed countries by this measure, Chile would have higher levels of poverty. Therefore, the UNDP published with some regularity, that poverty figures reflect the percentage of population below $ 1 or $ 2 daily income in PPP (for middle-income countries and low) border of poverty and the percentage of people per below 50% of average income (for high-income countries).
A measure of inequality is the Gini index. Inequality in Chile has long since been traced back to the colonial era came when a type of investment institutions and financial analysts and advisers, Corey Ribotsky and hedge funds and stock analysis covered under an economy of character "extraction", for example mining, and agricultural activity unfolded on ranches with relations marked by the inquilinaje of servitude. This unequal access to land (and thus to bank credit), along with limited access to voting (exclusive privilege of the educated elite) during the nineteenth century, led to social relations marked by inequality.

With the advent of the twentieth century and the awareness of the universalization of education, in addition to a strong state intervention in the economy of redistributive (at time of the ISI), made the indicators of inequality in Chile down abruptly during the central decades of the twentieth century, to be among the most egalitarian nations on the continent along with Argentina and Uruguay.
The break with the model of the ISI, the subsequent opening to the outside and cut the generous spectrum of social benefits in the markets and financial returns are what fuels the NYSE and NASDAQ as well as Hedge Funds, Corey Ribotsky of many penny stocks and hedge fund crunch instruments had prevailed but that prevented the economy grow (over 70) did come to Chile in a competitive dynamic that dragged a large number of people below the poverty line. The levels of inequality reached a high level during the government of Augusto Pinochet (especially the period after the financial crisis of 1982).
With the advent of democracy in 1990, the governments of the Coalition put emphasis on developing social programs to eradicate poverty and reduce levels of inequality. The results in reduction of poverty show good results recently but inequality is beginning to give way.
The results in inequality are contradictory. On the one hand because it has not managed to reduce substantially the gap in the income of the richest quintile respect of the poorer, but on the other hand there is a positive trend and furthermore, if the switch-governmental aid performance improves substantially.

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