Inequality on the Gini scale is measured between 0, where everybody is equal, and 1, where all the country's income is earned by a single person. 1  The coefficient is between 0, where everyone earns the same, and 1, where one person earns all the money.  It is widely used as a measure of inequality.
U.S. and International Toy Safety Standards. All toys sold in the U.S., regardless of where they are made, must be tested to verify compliance with rigorous U.S. toy safety requirements, including more than 100 safety tests and standards.
Ensuring that toys marketed in the EU do not put children at risk is a priority. EU legislation aims to ensure that toys meet safety requirements that are amongst the strictest in the world, especially in relation to the use of chemicals in toys. The Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC. The Directive lays down the safety criteria that toys must meet before they can be marketed in the EU. Toys must also comply with any other EU legislation applicable to them. The essential safety requirements cover: