Abstract
In this paper, we computed Gini coefficient in function of technological progress modeled using agent-based methodology in the frame of NetLogo software. We start from the simplest type of society (agrarian society), continue with the industrial one where we model the phenomenon of industrial revolution with four waves, and end with green revolution with other four waves. The conclusion is that technological progress has a negative influence on equality of wealth distri- bution measured by Gini coefficient and this is explained by the heterogeneity of turtle's population given by their variable vision.
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