Name: Income distribution database
Creator: OECD

The OECD Income Distribution Database (IDD) offers data on levels and trends in income inequality and poverty and is updated on a rolling basis, two to three times a year.

Population share by income group and country in 2011 (age group share, not applicable, percentage of population, from 18 to 25 years, income definition until 2011, current definition, not applicable)

In 2011, Chile had the highest value (14.9) among 12 countries, while Korea had the lowest (6.6).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Chile	14.9	+3.5%
1	Mexico (2012)	14.1	0.0%
1	Iceland (2013)	11.3	0.0%
2	Türkiye	12.2	-2.4%
2	Hungary (2012)	11.8	+14.6%
2	Lithuania (2013)	10.7	-0.9%
3	Israel	11.8	-2.5%
3	Australia (2012)	11.2	-0.9%
3	Estonia (2013)	10.1	-12.9%
3	Latvia (2013)	10.1	-6.5%
3	Poland (2013)	10.1	-5.6%
3	Luxembourg (2013)	10.1	+2.0%
4	New Zealand	11.5	+3.6%
4	United States (2012)	11	-0.9%
5	Canada	10.9	0.0%
5	Netherlands (2012)	9.8	0.0%
6	Norway	10.6	+1.0%
6	Finland (2012)	9.5	-1.0%
7	Sweden	10.3	-1.0%
7	Ireland (2013)	9.8	+1.0%
7	Slovak Republic (2013)	9.8	-25.2%
8	Switzerland	10	+2.0%
9	Denmark	9.9	+2.1%
9	Belgium (2013)	9.7	+1.0%
10	Czechia (2013)	9.2	-4.2%
10	France	8.9	-1.1%
10	Germany	8.9	0.0%
11	Slovenia (2013)	9.1	-5.2%
12	Portugal (2013)	8.4	-2.3%
12	Korea	6.6	-7.0%
13	Italy (2013)	8	0.0%

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