What does a Gini coefficient of zero indicate?

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The top 20% and the remaining population share income equallyA single individual earns all the income while others earn noneThe entire income is concentrated within the wealthiest 20%Income is distributed evenly among everyone

Explanation

Option A suggests equal income split only between the top 20% and others, which is incorrect. Option B describes total income held by one individual, which corresponds to a Gini coefficient of one. Option C correctly states that all income is held by the top 20%, reflecting extreme inequality. Option D describes perfectly equal income distribution, which corresponds to a Gini coefficient of zero, not option C.