Household income by 10-percentile groups in Q1 2023
The income gap between the wealthiest and poorest segments of society can be assessed using decile groups, from the first (lowest income) to the tenth (highest income). Table rows are categorized by population group and indicator type, such as reference or per capita values. Data for Q1 2023 are provided as an indicative estimate, covering the 2023–2026 period
- Total population — group 10 (highest incomes) — Average per capita monetary income
- Total population — group 9 — Average per capita monetary income
- Total population — group 8 — Average per capita monetary income
- All population — 7 group — Average per capita monetary income
- Total population — Average per capita monetary income
- All population — 6 group — Average per capita monetary income
- All population — 5 group — Average per capita monetary income
- All population — 4 group — Average per capita monetary income
- All population — 3 group — Average per capita monetary income
Chart of population income distribution by decile groups for Q1 2023
Who grew, who fell: 2023 → 2026
See also
- Gini coefficient in Russia by year long time series by year
- Palma ratio in Russia by year long time series by year
- Poverty level in Russia by year long time series by year
- Уровень бедности в России: 6,7% в 2025 году и по годам indicator breakdown
- Малоимущая семья в 2026 году: кто за чертой бедности indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
The table holds 62 series, running from 2023 to 2026, 4 reporting periods. 128 values in total.
Between 2023 and 2026 “All population — 1 group (lowest incomes) — Reference: distribution of total monetary income, %” declined from 2.2 to 2.1 — 4.5%. The lowest value in the series is 2 in 2025.
All table numbers are series: 62
How to read this table
The list of 62 rows contains indicators for the total population. Comparing different series allows for tracking the distribution of funds across ten equal-sized groups, each representing 10 percent of the total population. This illustrates the structure of inequality by categorizing citizens from the poorest to the wealthiest
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Total population — group 10 (highest incomes) — Average per capita monetary income” — 207,494; the smallest is “All population — 1 group (lowest incomes) — Reference: distribution of total monetary income, %” at 2.1. The gap between them is 98,807-fold.
The table is 91% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
More in the section Inequality and poverty»
Period and application
Information is updated according to the Rosstat publication schedule. These data are useful for studying poverty levels and social inequality in the country
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