More than 50% of Argentines Belong to the Lower Class, with an Average Salary of $1 Million
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A recent report shows that 52% of households are concentrated in the two lower income segments. At the opposite end, just 5% of households are in the upper class, with family income from $9 million.
Although the average income of Argentine families reached $2,800,000 net, 78% of households earn below that number. Read more
More than half of Argentine households are currently concentrated in the lower two strata of the social pyramid. According to an estimate by Consultora W for the second quarter of 2026, 52% of households are located between the lower non-poor class and those below the [...] The entry Argentina is concentrated in the base: they warn that 78% of households are of the lower middle class down it was first published in First Edition.
A private study reveals the distribution of the pir measures social in the country and details the income levels required for each stratum econ mico.
More than 50% of Argentine households belong to the lower class that brings together the poor and non-poor segments: within this number, 22% of the population corresponds to the low-income class in poverty with an average wage of $1 million per household. If it is added to the non-poor low class, which numbers 30%, that step plus the poor sector exceeds all the middle and upper strata combined, according to the W Consultora report. Although the …
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Although the average income of Argentine families reached $2,800,000 net, 78% of households earn less than that number.
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