Household incomes in Mexico increased by 15.6% during the presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). By 2024, the average monthly household income reached 25,955 pesos, representing a 10.6% rise compared to 2022. This growth was driven by factors such as employment, pensions, and social programs. Income disparities remain notable, with the wealthiest households earning an average of 78,698.3 pesos per month, while the poorest receive around 5,598.3 pesos monthly. Concurrently, average monthly household expenditures rose to 15,891 pesos in 2024, reflecting increased spending on food, transportation, healthcare, and household goods.