Add poverty and inequality output types #207
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Adds a new Poverty output type that calculates headcount, total population, and poverty rate for a single simulation. Supports: - UK: 4 poverty types (absolute/relative × BHC/AHC) - US: 2 poverty types (SPM, SPM deep) - Demographic filtering (e.g. child poverty via is_child filter) - Entity mapping (household/SPM unit poverty mapped to person level) Also adds calculate_uk_poverty_rates and calculate_us_poverty_rates helper functions, and integrates poverty into economic_impact_analysis for both countries.
Adds a new Inequality output type that calculates: - Gini coefficient (weighted) - Top 10%, top 1%, and bottom 50% income shares Uses equiv_hbai_household_net_income for UK, household_net_income for US. Integrates into economic_impact_analysis for both countries.
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Summary
Adds two new single-simulation output types for economic analysis:
Poverty - calculates headcount and rates for:
Inequality - calculates:
Both support demographic filtering via
filter_variable(e.g. child poverty). Helper functionscalculate_uk_poverty_rates,calculate_us_poverty_rates,calculate_uk_inequality,calculate_us_inequalityprovide convenient wrappers. Botheconomic_impact_analysisfunctions now include poverty and inequality in results.Test plan