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Describe the Personal distribution of income

Describe the Personal distribution of income?

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1. It is defined as by separating the population equal parts into 5 numerically or in quintiles.

2. Each quintile are compared when Proportions of total income is obtainable.

3. Unequal distribution of income shows its Comparison. For example: the top quintile is relative to the bottom fifth it shows how many times greater the share of income.

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