If we assume each individual Canadian consumes a proportional share of the public services such as health care, education, roads and so on—and I don't think that's too far off the mark, because I think the distribution of public services is something that everybody benefits from—the ratio of income inequality in Canada falls to less than 4:1.
Si nous supposons que chaque Canadien consomme une certaine part de ces services publics, santé, éducation, infrastructures routières—et je pense que c'est une supposition juste, ces services publics profitent à peu près à tout le monde—on voit que l'écart des revenus voit son effet chuté à moins de 4:1.