Inequality in South Africa, as measured by the Palma ratio, is highest when compared to other BRICS and African countries.

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The expenditure share for Black Africans grew from 41,8% to 49,3% between 2006 and 2015.

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Income from the labour market accounts for over 70% of overall household income.

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There is an overall increase in the number of assets owned by South African households between 2009 and 2015.

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On average, females earned less than males across all educational levels. Females with no education and primary earned roughly 55% of what males in the same groups earned.

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