Estonia statistics · Work & income
Income inequality (Gini coefficient)
Compare income inequality in Estonia and European countries using Eurostat’s Gini coefficient, from 0 for equality to 100.
0 means everyone has the same income, 100 means one person has all of it. Source: Eurostat (ilc_di12).
Data table, sources and related statistics
Source: Eurostat. Reference period: 2025. Unit: points (0–100). The reference period describes the observations, not when this page was loaded.
| Country | Value |
|---|---|
| Austria | 27.4 |
| Belgium | 23.4 |
| Bulgaria | 37.7 |
| Croatia | 28.5 |
| Cyprus | 31.2 |
| Czechia | 24 |
| Denmark | 28.2 |
| Estonia | 30.9 |
| EU average | 29.2 |
| Euro area | 29.8 |
| Finland | 27.1 |
| France | 30.4 |
| Germany | 30.1 |
| Greece | 31.6 |
| Hungary | 29.5 |
| Ireland | 27.2 |
| Italy | 31 |
| Latvia | 35.6 |
| Lithuania | 35.5 |
| Luxembourg | 30.5 |
| Malta | 29.2 |
| Netherlands | 25.9 |
| Norway | 23.7 |
| Poland | 24.9 |
| Portugal | 30.9 |
| Romania | 27.3 |
| Serbia | 32 |
| Slovakia | 23 |
| Slovenia | 24.6 |
| Spain | 30.8 |
| Sweden | 28.6 |
| Türkiye | 43.9 |