Oceania Gini Index Ranking (2024)

In 2019, gini index in Oceania was highest in the Marshall Islands at 35.50 points, followed by Australia at 34.30 points and Vanuatu at 32.30 points. The average gini index across countries in Oceania was 31.28 points, the median was 31.50 points, and Tonga recorded the lowest gini index at 27.10 points, according to the World Bank.

Data is available for the period 1963 to 2024 across 6 countries in Oceania.

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Rank	Country	Current Value ↓	Previous Value	Year
1	Marshall Islands	35.5 points		2019
2	Australia	34.3 points	33.7 points	2018
3	Vanuatu	32.3 points	37.4 points	2019
4	Fiji	30.7 points	36.7 points	2019
5	Kiribati	27.8 points	37 points	2019
6	Tonga	27.1 points	33.5 points	2021

Oceania Gini Index Ranking (2024) : Definition

Gini Index measures income or consumption inequality for the reference period, scaled 0 to 100 where higher values indicate greater inequality.