Last year, Tehran households recorded an income of 721 million tomans, setting the record for the highest urban household income. At the same time, Tehran households also had expenses of 577 million and 591 thousand tomans, leading urban household expenses. These figures reflect the economic and living conditions of Tehran residents, which are clearly observable in comparison to other regions of the country.
Income and Expenses of Rural Households
Among rural households, Mazandaran residents have the highest income at 469 million and 262 thousand tomans. On the other hand, Bushehr residents have the highest expenses among rural households at 339 million and 588 thousand tomans. These statistics indicate significant differences between various regions of the country and the different economic challenges each region faces.
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Lowest Income Households and Expenses
On the other end of the spectrum, households in Sistan and Baluchestan are recognized as the lowest-income Iranian households with an income of 283 million tomans. Additionally, households in this province have recorded the lowest expenses at 143 million tomans. These realities indicate a concerning economic situation in this region that requires more attention and support.
Meanwhile, the lowest-cost urban households belong to Semnan households, with expenses estimated at 223 million tomans. Among rural households, North Khorasan leads in this regard with expenses of 150 million tomans. These figures show that living costs in these areas are significantly lower than in other parts of the country.
These statistics not only help us gain a better understanding of the country's economic situation but also highlight the deep disparities between different regions and the specific challenges each region faces. It seems that policymakers and officials need to pay more attention to these issues to help improve the economic situation of households through appropriate measures.
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