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.
International commerce plays a big role in toy safety. In the first four months of 2006, China exported US$4 billion worth of toys. The United States contributed 70 percent of the global market by exporting US$15.2 billion in toys in 2005. The European Union accounts for 75% of the final disposition of these toys.