DGBAS reports a 6.14× household quintile ratio and 0.341 Gini coefficient.
Taiwan’s household inequality ratio gives a compact reading of income distribution. In 2024, the highest household quintile held 40.46% of disposable income while the lowest held 6.59%, producing a 6.14× ratio and a 0.341 Gini coefficient. The same DGBAS table keeps the quintile shares and inequality indices on one survey basis.
Source 1: Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, Executive Yuan
Publisher: Directorate-General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, Executive Yuan
Units: percent shares; ratio; Gini coefficient
Household inequality values are based on disposable income by household quintile. Per-capita inequality indices differ from household indices and are not the headline metric here.
Uses DGBAS Survey of Family Income and Expenditure, 2024, table for household disposable-income quintile shares and inequality indices. The ratio is the highest quintile share divided by the lowest quintile share.
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