separately. Additionally, we repeated all the analyses using COVID-19 vaccination data to December 7, 2021 (one year after the first public COVID-19 vaccination). The Gini coefficient is a commonly utilized inequality index for measuring the degree of distribution inequality. It summarizes the distribution of a targeted variable (ie, doses of COVID-19 vaccines) into a single statis-COVID-19 The distribution of COVID-19 vaccinations at the global level, between and within continents, is severely unequal. High-income countries should allocate a certain portion of the vaccine supplies based on ongoing morbidity or mortality rates worldwide.
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