WHAT IT SHOWS
What you can learn from it
A modeled Botswana household net-wealth distribution built from survey and administrative aggregates, including modeled inequality and wealth summaries by income decile.
EXPLORE SOURCE · EXPLORE ONLY
World Bank 2022 — Inequality in Southern Africa: An Assessment of the Southern African Customs Union
This source is useful enough to browse, but it is not used to calculate a personal WORTH99 percentile. The limitation is shown explicitly below instead of hiding the source.
WHAT IT SHOWS
A modeled Botswana household net-wealth distribution built from survey and administrative aggregates, including modeled inequality and wealth summaries by income decile.
WHY NO PERSONAL RANK?
The published wealth shares are grouped by income decile rather than wealth rank, and no monetary wealth-percentile cutoff ladder is published. WORTH99 does not relabel income-decile wealth shares as wealth-ranked percentiles or infer cutoffs from modeled inequality statistics.
DATA USE
Modeled wealth distribution context · Historical modeled estimate
RIGHTS / SOURCE NOTE
The World Bank report permits noncommercial reproduction. WORTH99 keeps this modeled result as source-linked Explore context and does not promote its values into the personal-ranking engine.
PRODUCT BOUNDARY
WORTH99 keeps useful wealth evidence visible even when the source cannot support a defensible personal percentile. This page does not invent missing assets, liabilities, household distributions or percentile thresholds.