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Gini index by country

161 countries ranked · World Bank

The Gini index of income inequality, from 0 (everyone earns exactly the same) to 100 (one person earns everything). Lower means income is shared more evenly.

  1. 1Slovakia23.8
  2. 2Belarus24.4
  3. 3Kiribati24.7
  4. 3Slovenia24.7
  5. 5India25.5
  6. 6Ukraine25.6
  7. 7Czechia25.7
  8. 7Netherlands25.7
  9. 9Syria26.4
  10. 9United Arab Emirates26.4
  11. 11Norway26.5
  12. 12Belgium26.8
  13. 12Iceland26.8
  14. 12Moldova26.8
  15. 15Tonga27.1
  16. 16Armenia27.4
  17. 16Finland27.4
  18. 18Kyrgyzstan27.5
  19. 19Bhutan28.5
  20. 19Egypt28.5
  21. 19Poland28.5
  22. 22Timor-Leste28.7
  23. 23Ireland29.0
  24. 24Kazakhstan29.2
  25. 25Maldives29.3

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