Norway
- Reference
- Household excluding student households
- Period
- 2024
- Currency
- NOK
- Available cutoffs
- Bottom 10% threshold to Top 0.09999999999999432% threshold
- Evidence
- Direct data
- Confidence
- High confidence
COUNTRY COMPARISON
See what it takes to reach the same wealth levels in two countries. Each country keeps its own currency and survey year.
Exchange-rate conversions are only rough estimates. They do not account for the cost of living or inflation, and some studies count households while others count families.
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WEALTH GAP COMPARISON
Choose two wealth levels to compare in both countries. Each country shows its own currency.
Top 10% starts at: NOK 8,454,200Middle household excluding student households: NOK 1,955,700
4.3×
In Norway, the top 10% starts at about 4.3× the wealth of the middle household excluding student households.
Difference in amount: NOK 6,498,500
Top 10% starts at: AUD 2,257,700Middle household: AUD 579,200
3.9×
In Australia, the top 10% starts at about 3.9× the wealth of the middle household.
Difference in amount: AUD 1,678,500
The difference between these two wealth levels is proportionally larger in Norway. These are comparisons within each country, not a comparison of living costs.
Countries may use different years and household or family definitions. Only available exact figures are compared; missing amounts are never guessed.
REGISTERED REFERENCE POINTS
Explore the amounts reported for each wealth level. If a country has no figure, we leave it blank rather than guess.
| Wealth threshold | Norway | Australia |
|---|---|---|
| Bottom 10% threshold | -NOK 192,800Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$36,900Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 20% threshold | NOK 20,800Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$113,400Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 30% threshold | NOK 390,300Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$248,300Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Bottom 40% threshold | NOK 1,131,000Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$411,500Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Middle wealth level (median) | NOK 1,955,700Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$579,200Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 40% threshold | NOK 2,880,100Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$789,100Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 30% threshold | NOK 3,996,700Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$1,052,400Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 20% threshold | NOK 5,543,100Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$1,447,800Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 10% threshold | NOK 8,454,200Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | A$2,257,700Household · AUDFX equivalent unavailable |
| Top 5% threshold | NOK 12,140,200Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | Not published for this country |
| Top 1% threshold | NOK 28,250,400Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | Not published for this country |
| Top 0.09999999999999432% threshold | NOK 133,425,400Household excluding student households · NOKFX equivalent unavailable | Not published for this country |
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