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Income of the richest fifth compared with the poorest fifth in the EU countries
How many times greater is the total income of the fifth of the population with the highest income than that of the fifth with the lowest?
Period 2025 · ratio
identifier racio-s80-s20-2025-paises
Published by Eurostat, in «Income quintile share ratio (S80/S20) by sex» (tessi180, freq=A, age=TOTAL, sex=T, unit=RAT).
The countries and the Union
| Country | Value | Source mark |
|---|---|---|
| Belgium | 3,25 | |
| Bulgaria | 6,94 | |
| Czechia | 3,34 | |
| Denmark | 4,12 | |
| Germany | 4,68 | |
| Estonia | 5,07 | |
| Ireland | 3,89 | |
| Greece | 5,17 | |
| Spain | 5,24 | |
| France | 4,74 | |
| Croatia | 4,78 | |
| Italy | 5,13 | |
| Cyprus | 4,60 | |
| Latvia | 6,68 | |
| Lithuania | 6,54 | p |
| Luxembourg | 4,60 | b |
| Hungary | 4,68 | |
| Malta | 4,49 | |
| Netherlands | 3,76 | |
| Austria | 4,25 | |
| Poland | 3,63 | |
| Portugal | 4,86 | |
| Romania | 4,37 | |
| Slovenia | 3,55 | |
| Slovakia | 3,27 | |
| Finland | 3,93 | |
| Sweden | 4,58 | |
| European Union | 4,62 |
What each mark means
- p
- provisional data; in Eurostat’s response, «provisional»
- b
- break in time series; in Eurostat’s response, «break in time series»
The definition is the one in Eurostat’s response, as the response writes it.
Proof
The series page at the source https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/tessi180/default/table?lang=en
What the response says Income quintile share ratio (S80/S20) by sex — Ratio — 2025
Read on 29.09.2026
Updated by the source on 17.09.2026
The country names
The country names are those of the countries authority table of the Publications Office of the European Union, read on 29.09.2026. The table