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Poverty and living standards in Inner Mongolia, China: official figures

Households in Inner Mongolia spent 28,113 yuan per person on consumption in 2024, about the same as the national average (28,227 yuan) and 8th highest of 31 provincial-level divisions.

How much of their income do people spend in Inner Mongolia?

Consumption spending in Inner Mongolia was 70% of per capita disposable income in 2024 (28,113 yuan of 40,077 yuan); nationally it was 68% (Tables 6-21 and 6-18).

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How much do people spend on food in Inner Mongolia?

Food, tobacco and alcohol took 8,073 yuan per person in Inner Mongolia in 2024, 28.7% of consumption spending (nationally 29.8%), 12th lowest of 31 share among the 31 divisions.

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How much do people spend on housing in Inner Mongolia?

Housing (rent, utilities and home upkeep) cost 4,931 yuan per person in Inner Mongolia in 2024, 17.5% of consumption spending, 21% below the national average (6,263 yuan). That is 15th lowest of 31 provincial-level divisions.

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How much do people spend on transport in Inner Mongolia?

Transport and communications spending was 5,037 yuan per person in Inner Mongolia in 2024 (27% above the national average, national figure 3,976 yuan).

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How much do households spend on education in Inner Mongolia?

Education, culture and recreation spending was 2,840 yuan per person in Inner Mongolia in 2024 (11% below the national average, national figure 3,189 yuan).

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How much do people spend on health care in Inner Mongolia?

Health care and medical services spending was 2,864 yuan per person in Inner Mongolia in 2024, 10.2% of consumption spending (nationally 2547 yuan, 9.0%).

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How much do people spend on clothes and household goods in Inner Mongolia?

Clothing and footwear took 1,895 yuan per person and household equipment, furnishings and services 1,591 yuan in Inner Mongolia in 2024 (national figures 1,521 yuan and 1,547 yuan).

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How many poor people get help with health insurance in Inner Mongolia?

In 2024 the medical aid scheme in Inner Mongolia paid the health insurance contributions of 1,603,000 low-income people (671 per 10,000 residents; 9th highest of 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions; national figure 562 per 10,000). Medical aid is the state scheme that helps people on the minimum living allowance and other poor households with insurance and treatment costs.

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How many people receive medical aid treatment in Inner Mongolia?

3,778,000 outpatient and inpatient treatments in Inner Mongolia were covered by medical aid in 2024, 158 per 1,000 residents (13th highest of 31 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions; national figure 128 per 1,000).

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What share of China's medical aid recipients live in Inner Mongolia?

2.0% of all people nationally whose insurance contributions were paid by medical aid in 2024 lived in Inner Mongolia, which has 1.7% of the population of mainland China.

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How much medical aid do poor residents of Inner Mongolia use?

Inner Mongolia medical aid covered 3,778,000 treatments for 1,603,000 subsidised insurance members in 2024; there were 2.4 aided treatments for each subsidised member (national figure 2.3).

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How Inner Mongolia compares with other autonomous regions

Consumption spending per person (2024)

Inner Mongolia ranks 8 of 31, highest first. Per capita consumption expenditure of households, yuan

RankRegionConsumption spending per person
5Guangdong35,818 yuan
6Tianjin35,804 yuan
7Fujian33,876 yuan
8Inner Mongolia28,113 yuan
9Hubei27,888 yuan
10Chongqing27,451 yuan
11Hunan26,760 yuan
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Food share of household spending (2024)

Inner Mongolia ranks 20 of 31, highest first. Food, tobacco and alcohol as a share of consumption expenditure

RankRegionFood share of household spending
17Heilongjiang29.7%
18Hubei29.5%
19Guizhou29.0%
20Inner Mongolia28.7%
21Hebei28.6%
22Tianjin28.5%
23Shandong28.4%
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Housing spending per person (2024)

Inner Mongolia ranks 17 of 31, highest first. Per capita household spending on housing, yuan

RankRegionHousing spending per person
14Liaoning5,101 yuan
15Shaanxi5,063 yuan
16Anhui5,019 yuan
17Inner Mongolia4,931 yuan
18Shandong4,838 yuan
19Henan4,558 yuan
20Shanxi4,457 yuan
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People helped to pay for medical insurance, per 10,000 residents (2024)

Inner Mongolia ranks 9 of 31, highest first. Medical aid pays insurance contributions for low-income people; divided by year-end population.

RankRegionPeople helped to pay for medical insurance, per 10,000 residents
6Xizang (Tibet)1451
7Sichuan941
8Qinghai825
9Inner Mongolia671
10Guangxi624
11Heilongjiang538
12Hebei495
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Medical aid treatments per 1,000 residents (2024)

Inner Mongolia ranks 13 of 31, highest first. Outpatient and inpatient treatments receiving medical aid.

RankRegionMedical aid treatments per 1,000 residents
10Tianjin166
11Yunnan166
12Shanghai160
13Inner Mongolia158
14Ningxia148
15Fujian132
16Guangxi127
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