Brazil · Income · 2024 data

Am I middle class in Brazil?

Enter your household's annual income divided by its members. See your percentile, and what it actually means.

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Data: IBGE — PNAD Contínua, Rendimento de todas as fontes 2024, Tabela 7438: Limites superiores das classes de percentual das pessoas em ordem crescente de rendimento domiciliar per capita (annualised by ×12) · income year 2024, survey wave 2024

Income distribution in Brazil

Each bar is a slice of people in Brazil, ranked by income per household member. The cyan marker shows where you sit; the flags below mark the median and the 75% and 200% band edges.

Bottom 50%Top 50%Top 10%Top 1%You
5k10k15k25k40k50k60k75k100k125k150k200k250kMedianR$ 15.85275% of medianR$ 11.8892× medianR$ 31.704
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What the numbers actually say

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Middle class in Brazil: R$ 11.889 to R$ 31.704 a year.
That's 75% to 200% of the median of R$ 15.852, the OECD's definition.
About 42% of people in Brazil sit inside the band.
Estimated from the same published income distribution this page runs on.
The OECD middle class shrank from 64% to 61%.
Between the mid-1980s and mid-2010s, roughly one percentage point per decade.
70% of boomers were middle class in their twenties.
For millennials at the same age it was 60%, per the OECD's 2019 report.
The middle class has rungs: 75%, 100%, 150% and 200% of the median.
In Brazil: a floor of R$ 11.889, a midpoint of R$ 15.852, a ceiling of R$ 31.704.
Twice the median is not "rich". It's the edge of "middle".
Above R$ 31.704 the OECD stops calling you middle class and starts calling you upper income.
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