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Argentina - Gini Index 1992

Name: Argentina Gini Index 1992
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45.5 −1.3 from 1991 Global rank: 28th

Argentina's gini index was 45.5 in 1992, decreased +1.3 from 46.8 in 1991. This was the 28th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1992▾

Gini Index by Country - 1992
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Slovak Republic	20.2	-
2nd	Czechia	20.7	-
3rd	Denmark	24.7	-5.7%
4th	Belgium	24.9	-3.1%
5th	Sweden	24.9	7.8%
6th	Romania	25.5	9.4%
7th	Luxembourg	27.3	0.4%
8th	Germany	29.1	-1.4%
9th	Poland	29.3	9.3%
10th	Ukraine	29.7	-
11th	Bulgaria	30.7	31.2%
12th	Canada	31.6	-0.9%
13th	Burundi	33.3	-
14th	Switzerland	33.9	-5.8%
15th	Lao PDR	34.3	-
16th	United Kingdom	35.0	0.0%
17th	Israel	35.5	-2.7%
18th	Viet Nam	35.7	-
19th	Niger	36.0	-
20th	United States	38.4	1.1%
21st	Côte d'Ivoire	39.4	6.8%
22nd	Guyana	39.5	-
23rd	Trinidad and Tobago	40.2	-5.6%
24th	Uganda	41.4	-6.8%
25th	Uruguay	41.5	-2.1%
26th	Jordan	43.1	19.4%
27th	Nigeria	44.9	16.0%
28th	Argentina	45.5	-2.8%
29th	Costa Rica	45.6	-2.1%
30th	Malaysia	47.7	3.2%
31st	Thailand	47.9	5.7%
32nd	Bolivia, Plurinational State of	49.1	16.9%
33rd	Dominican Republic	51.1	1.4%
34th	Colombia	51.3	0.0%
35th	Honduras	51.8	0.0%
36th	Mexico	52.3	4.4%
37th	Brazil	53.1	-12.2%
38th	Chile	54.8	-4.2%
39th	Kenya	56.9	-
40th	Central African Republic	59.7	-

FAQ

What was Argentina's gini index in 1992?▾

Argentina's gini index in 1992 was 45.5. This ranked 28th globally.

How did Argentina's gini index change in 1992?▾

Argentina's gini index decreased by 2.8% in 1992 compared to 1991.

Which country had the highest gini index in 1992?▾

Central African Republic had the highest gini index in 1992 at 59.7.

What is the gini index of Argentina in 1992?▾

The gini index of Argentina in 1992 was 45.5. This ranked 28th globally.

How does 1992 compare to 1991 for Argentina's gini index?▾

Argentina's gini index went from 46.8 in 1991 to 45.5 in 1992, a 2.8% decrease.

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