These tables contain two measures of income inequality among households and individuals: income quintiles and the Gini coefficient. These statistics are presented according to three types of income: market income, total income, and after-tax income.&nbsp;

A new version of the Gini coefficient is added to the collection of tables on household and individual income inequality: a coefficient based on adjusted income, which takes into account household size.

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Gini coefficient, income adjusted¹ for household size and unadjusted income², households and individuals, Québec, 1996-2022 (in French only)

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