Most equal incomes in Europe
European countries ranked by the Gini coefficient of disposable income, where 0 means everyone earns the same and 100 means one person has everything. From Eurostat.
Líder: Eslovaquia (23.0), Bélgica (23.4), Noruega (23.7).
- 1Eslovaquia23.0
- 2Bélgica23.4
- 3Noruega23.7
- 4Chequia24.0
- 5Islandia24.0
- 6Eslovenia24.6
- 7Polonia24.9
- 8Países Bajos25.9
- 9Finlandia27.1
- 10Irlanda27.2
- 11Rumanía27.3
- 12Austria27.4
- 13Dinamarca28.2
- 14Croacia28.5
- 15Suecia28.6
- 16Malta29.2
- 17Macedonia del Norte29.2
- 18Hungría29.5
- 19Alemania30.1
- 20Albania30.2
- 21Francia30.4
- 22Luxemburgo30.5
- 23España30.8
- 24Estonia30.9
- 25Portugal30.9
- 26Italia31.0
- 27Suiza31.0
- 28Chipre31.2
- 29Montenegro31.5
- 30Grecia31.6
- 31Serbia32.0
- 32Lituania35.5
- 33Letonia35.6
- 34Bulgaria37.7
- 35Turquía43.9
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Fuente: Eurostat. 35 países con datos. Datos actualizados el 2026-07.