A open data product by the
Price, Income & Expenditure Statistics Division
A open data product by the
Price, Income & Expenditure Statistics Division
Household Income & Expenditure
Although people earn salaries as individuals, they live as households. For this reason, in many contexts, it is actually more important for policymakers to understand household rather than individual income. To enable this, we conduct the Household Income and Expenditure Survey twice within any period of 5 years. This dashboard displays the findings of the latest survey, conducted in 2022.
Last updated: 28 Jul 2023, 12:00
How is key income and expenditure indicators distributed?
Data as of 31 Dec 2022, 23:59This distribution is based on the household's location of residence. For example, the income of a couple who works in Kuala Lumpur but lives in Petaling will be counted under Petaling.
Ranking (16)
#1
W.P. Putrajaya
RM 13,473
#2
W.P. Kuala Lumpur
RM 13,325
#3
Selangor
RM 12,233
#4
Johor
RM 8,517
#5
Pulau Pinang
RM 8,267
#6
W.P. Labuan
RM 8,250
#7
Melaka
RM 8,057
#8
Terengganu
RM 7,248
#9
Negeri Sembilan
RM 6,788
#10
Sarawak
RM 6,457
#11
Sabah
RM 6,171
#12
Perak
RM 5,779
#13
Pahang
RM 5,777
#14
Perlis
RM 5,664
#15
Kedah
RM 5,550
#16
Kelantan
RM 4,885
How are key household income indicators trending?
Data as of 31 Dec 2022, 23:591970
2022
Department of Statistics Malaysia
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