decomp_dattRavallion: Makes a Lorenz Curve Function out of a income vector
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Makes a Lorenz Curve Function out of a income vector

1	decomp_dattRavallion(z, mu0, mu1, lorenz0, lorenz1)

`z`	A numeric income value representing the poverty line
`mu0`	A numeric value for the mean of the group/time 0
`mu1`	A numeric value for the mean of the group/time 1
`lorenz0`	A vector valued function which takes cumulative probabilities as input and returns points at the Lorenz Curve for group/time 0
`lorenz1`	A vector valued function which takes cumulative probabilities as input and returns points at the Lorenz Curve for group/time 1

Returns a 1x5 tibble with: - p0_t0: Poverty rate (P0) for group/time 0 - p0_t1: Poverty rate (P0) for group/time 1 - growth: The difference in poverty rates due to the Growth Effect - redistr: The difference in poverty rates due to the Redistribution Effect - povertyDiff: The total difference in poverty rates between groups/times 0 and 1 (Growth Effect + Redistribution Effect).

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