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Income inequality (Gini index) Ranking Map for 164 countries and territories

Limited coverage: Countries and territories with a latest World Bank income-distribution survey observation; years vary. 164 countries and territories included; reference period: latest available year by country (2010–2025).

In the available data, Namibia has the highest recorded value at 59.1 (rank #1); Japan ranks #113 at 32.3. Coverage: 164 countries and territories. Reference years: Namibia 2015; Japan 2020. A higher Gini value means a more unequal income distribution, not a higher average income.

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01 / RANKING MAP

Compare income inequality (gini index) within the covered dataset.

Countries and territories with a latest World Bank income-distribution survey observation; years vary.

Japan32.3

Japan, world rank 113 for Income inequality (Gini index), 32.3

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02 / ABOUT THIS DATA

How to read the Income inequality (Gini index) ranking map

Countries and territories with a latest World Bank income-distribution survey observation; years vary. This page orders 164 countries and territories by value and divides the ranking into ten map colors.

Top 3
#1 Namibia (59.1), #2 Botswana (54.9), #3 Eswatini (54.6)
Japan’s position
World #113 (32.3)
Data period
latest available year by country (2010–2025)

Reference years differ by country. Compare each value with the year and source shown in the country card.

03 / FULL RANKING

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Income inequality (Gini index)Full ranking164 countries
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