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Household income per capita: upper limit of percentile 40 (Continuous PNAD)

ibge_sidra.rdpc_p40_pnadc · IBGE — SIDRA (Continuous PNAD) · 7438/10769/49263

Definition

Monthly household income per capita, in current reais, below which 40% of the population falls when ordered from lowest to highest income. Computed by IBGE from the annual Continuous PNAD.

Formula
Percentile 40 of the household income per capita distribution, using survey weights.
Unit
R$ per month
Uncertainty
95% interval computed from the coefficient of variation published by IBGE: value ± 1.96 × value × CV.
License
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This visualization is descriptive and does not show that a government caused the change. See the methodology.

Household income per capita: upper limit of percentile 40 (Continuous PNAD)

R$ per month. Background bands: Brazil's presidents. Years with data: Brazil: 2012–2025.

Household income per capita: upper limit of percentile 40 (Continuous PNAD)
Source: IBGE — SIDRA (Continuous PNAD) · Source version: 2026-05-08 · Collected on: 2026-10-26 · License: LicenseRef-IBGE-reuse-with-attribution
Uncertainty: 95% interval computed from the coefficient of variation published by IBGE: value ± 1.96 × value × CV.
Series breaks: 2020: Income from the Continuous PNAD 5th visit in 2020–2021 (pandemic). 2022: Return to the Continuous PNAD 1st visit.
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Year Brazil
2012 403 (400–406)
2013 451 (448–454)
2014 499 (496–502)
2015 529 (524–534)
2016 550 (542–558)
2017 576 (568–584)
2018 608 (602–614)
2019 649 (640–658)
2020 672 (665–679) †
2021 635 (625–645)
2022 798 (795–801) †
2023 917 (904–930)
2024 1,029 (1,017–1,041)
2025 1,154 (1,143–1,165)

† series break

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References

  1. IBGE. PNAD Contínua — notas metodológicas. https://www.ibge.gov.br/estatisticas/sociais/trabalho/9171-pesquisa-nacional-por-amostra-de-domicilios-continua-mensal.html

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