Compare your country -
Income distribution and poverty

A measure for income inequality. The Gini is zero if everyone had the same income and is one if a single person had all the income. Income after taxes and transfers, adjusted for difference in household size.

Share of the population with an income of less than 50% of the respective national median income. Income after taxes and transfers, adjusted for difference in household size.

The average income of the top 10% as a multiple of the average income of the bottom 10% of the income scale. Income after taxes and transfers, adjusted for difference in household size.