🎲 "If everyone starts with the same ₩10,000, why do we still split into rich and poor?"
Wealth Gap Lab lets you watch the answer unfold.
The rules are simple. Everyone starts with the same amount. Each day two random people meet and
play rock-paper-scissors; the loser gives the winner 1,000. There is zero skill difference —
outcomes are pure 50:50 luck — yet over time wealth concentrates in a few hands.
▣ Great for
· Anyone who wants an intuitive feel for how inequality emerges
· Seeing statistics like the Gini coefficient and Lorenz curve come alive
· Economics or math class demos and presentations
▣ Features
· Sorted wealth bar chart — watch the distribution tip to one side in real time
· Gini coefficient / top 10% & 1% share / richest & poorest / bankrupt count
· Lorenz curve showing the inequality gap vs. perfect equality
· Choose 50–500 players and the simulation speed
· Save results and compare past runs
· Free, offline, Korean/English
▣ Note
· All amounts are virtual numbers for exploring concepts and are unrelated to real economic activity.
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