Structure of disposable resources of households by 20-percent groups
Shares of various resource types across different population segments are broken down into five groups, each representing one-fifth of the population. Rows list resource components, ranging from per capita disposable income to savings growth. Columns show the percentage share of each group relative to the total, allowing for an assessment of wealth inequality in the country
Table of disposable resource distribution by population quintiles, percentages
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 12 series across 5 breakdowns. 60 values in total.
“All households, percent” leads the table with 100, “All households, percent — first (with lowest disposable resources)” closes it with 2.6. The gap between them is 38.5-fold.
All table numbers are series: 12
How to read this table
The rows in the table represent different components of wealth that sum to total disposable resources. Comparing these components reveals the share of savings or current income held by the most affluent groups versus households with the lowest incomes. Data are presented in percentages, facilitating group comparison regardless of absolute values
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Period and application
The data are current for 2023 and reflect the social status of the population through the lens of financial capacity. This information is useful for studying living standards and analyzing the structure of income and savings in society. The indicators cover all households in the country, categorized into groups by resource volume
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