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Palma ratio in Russia by year

16,0 times, 2025 +0,5 to 2024

How many times the average income of the top 10% of residents is higher than the income of the bottom 10%. It is often called the decile ratio.

13 14 15 16 17 1995 1998 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016 2019 2022 2025
16,0
now, 2025
+0,5
year-on-year, from 2024 (+3,2%)
16,7
maximum of row, 2007
13,3
minimum of row, 1996

Series maximum — 16.7 in 2007, minimum — 13.3 in 1996.

Table by year

Period times Change
1995 13,5
1996 13,3 −0,2
1997 13,6 +0,3
1998 13,8 +0,2
1999 14,1 +0,3
2000 13,9 −0,2
2001 13,9 0,0
2002 14,0 +0,1
2003 14,5 +0,5
2004 15,2 +0,7
2005 15,2 0,0
2006 15,9 +0,7
2007 16,7 +0,8
2008 16,6 −0,1
2009 16,6 0,0
2010 16,6 0,0
2011 16,1 −0,5
2012 16,4 +0,3
2013 16,1 −0,3
2014 15,8 −0,3
2015 15,5 −0,3
2016 15,5 0,0
2017 15,3 −0,2
2018 15,8 +0,5
2019 15,6 −0,2
2020 14,9 −0,7
2021 15,2 +0,3
2022 14,0 −1,2
2023 14,8 +0,8
2024 15,5 +0,7
2025 16,0 +0,5

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the decile ratio in Russia?

The latest value is in the table above: how many times the income of the top 10% is greater than the bottom 10%.

Is inequality increasing?

In recent years, the ratio has been increasing and has almost returned to the 2007 maximum.

How does it differ from the Gini coefficient?

The Gini coefficient accounts for the entire income distribution, while the Palma ratio only considers the two extreme groups.

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