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Top 10 countries by income inequality

Top 10 countries by income inequality for 2023 is led by Colombia at 54.60, while Argentina closes the current top ten at 42.40. The page targets “top 10 countries” search intent and funnels users to detailed profiles.

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Top countries

0.013.727.341.054.6ColombiaColombia: 54.6054.6BrazilBrazil: 51.5051.5PanamaPanama: 48.9048.9HondurasHonduras: 46.8046.8Costa RicaCosta Rica: 46.7046.7GuatemalaGuatemala: 45.2045.2EcuadorEcuador: 44.6044.6ParaguayParaguay: 44.2044.2TurkiyeTurkiye: 43.7043.7ArgentinaArgentina: 42.4042.4

Collection table

#CountryValue
1 Colombia 54.60
2 Brazil 51.50
3 Panama 48.90
4 Honduras 46.80
5 Costa Rica 46.70
6 Guatemala 45.20
7 Ecuador 44.60
8 Paraguay 44.20
9 Turkiye 43.70
10 Argentina 42.40

Analytical takeaways

  • The “Top 10 countries by income inequality” collection for 2023 opens with Colombia at 54.60.
  • Because the slice is capped at top-10, the page answers shortlist intent without forcing the user through the full global ranking.
  • The current collection closes with Argentina (42.40), after which users can move into the full indicator and ranking context.