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Income Equality Rankings
Ranked by the Gini coefficient of income distribution: 0 would be perfect equality, 100 one person holding everything. Survey years vary by country, and pre-tax versus post-transfer definitions matter; treat single-point differences as noise.
In the latest World Bank data, Slovakia leads at 23.8, ahead of Kiribati and Slovenia.
World Bank — Gini index (lower = more equal) · 105 countries covered
Quick answers
Which country has the most equal income distribution in the world?
Slovakia has the lowest Gini coefficient at 23.8. Source: World Bank — Gini index (lower = more equal). 105 countries are covered; the full ranked table is on this page.
Which country has the most equal income distribution in Europe?
Slovakia has the lowest Gini coefficient in Europe at 23.8, ranked #1 worldwide. Source: World Bank — Gini index (lower = more equal).
Full ranking · 105 countries
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Income Equality Rankings — Europe
Top 10 of 34 ranked Europe countries; world rank in the left column.
Income Equality Rankings — Asia
Top 10 of 26 ranked Asia countries; world rank in the left column.
Income Equality Rankings — North America
Top 10 of 10 ranked North America countries; world rank in the left column.
Income Equality Rankings — South America
Top 10 of 10 ranked South America countries; world rank in the left column.
Income Equality Rankings — Africa
Top 10 of 23 ranked Africa countries; world rank in the left column.
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