Israelis are really rich.

But the polarization between the rich and the poor in Israel is also serious. The richest people account for only one tenth of the population, but only a few hundred people, but their income accounts for 2.9% of the national income. A typical Israeli rich man is about 55 years old, lives in Tel Aviv and earns about $1 million a year. To enter this rich club, you must earn at least $2.8 million a year.

Israel is a relatively developed country, with an average annual salary of $34,9. The income of the rich is more than 1 times that of ordinary wage earners, and the gap between the rich and the poor is relatively large. 93.2% people's main source of income is salary, business or pension. Only 8.2% of the income of the rich comes from the above channels, and most of their wealth comes from financial investment and capital gains.

The rich in Israel pay an average of $2.8 million in taxes to the state every year, and the figure for wage earners is $6,885. The taxes of the rich are relatively high in absolute figures, but they actually take advantage. Because most of its income is not covered by the progressive tax rate. The top ten richest people in Israel pay .6% of the national total.

According to the report, there are 18 super-rich people in Israel with personal property of more than $1 billion, and 25 people with property between 5 million and 1 billion. The average personal property of Israeli citizens is about $176,, double that of 16 years ago. However, most people's property is only more than 5 thousand dollars, and the higher national average is mainly driven by a few rich people.

If the threshold is US$ 1 million, the United States is the richest, with about 14.7 million people in China, 9.8 million in Europe and 6 million in Asia and non-China. China is the largest producer of wealthy groups, and at present at least 1.6 million people have more than one million dollars. This number is still rising rapidly.

Reasons for Israel's economic development:

Israel is known as an emerging country with a population of only about 8 million. It is worth noting that in the past few decades, it has become a hotbed of entrepreneurship and innovation from the bud of socialist economy relying on American aid, tourism and agricultural exports. The booming technology industry continues to expand and diversify.

Israel's economic freedom score is 74., ranking 26th in the 22 index. Its overall score increased by 1.2 points, and the country's overall score was much higher than the regional and world average. For the third year in a row, Israel's economy rose in a mostly liberal category.

more specifically, Israel's openness to global business has always been an important factor in promoting innovation and productivity growth. A relatively sound judicial framework that upholds the rule of law and provides consistent protection for property rights also contributes to economic stability and long-term competitiveness.

The above contents refer to * * of the People's Republic of China and the Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China-main economic data of Israel

The above contents refer to: Baidu Encyclopedia-Israel (State of Israel).