33,280 rubles - the average salary in Russia according to the Federal State Statistics Service for May 2014, which is 11, 9% higher than in 2013.
Instructions
Step 1
The average wage is calculated as an arithmetic average and can be calculated within one country, region, city or company. It reflects the average level of the population's wealth.
Step 2
Trends in wage growth persist from year to year. So, at the end of 2013, the nominal average salary of an employee in Russia amounted to 29,940 rubles per month, which is 12.3% higher than the previous year. The maximum figure of 39,400 rubles was recorded in February. But in addition to the growth of the average salary, the overdue debt indicator increased to 1, 95 billion rubles.
Also, for several years in a row, the leadership in terms of wages remains in such regions as Moscow, St. Petersburg, as well as provincial and oil-producing regions. The level of wages in Moscow exceeds the average wages in some countries of Eastern Europe. And in the non-black earth regions of Russia and in the North Caucasus, the level of income is lower than in some African countries. The average salary in Moscow is 58,400 rubles, in St. Petersburg - 40,500 rubles, and in the North Caucasus Federal District - 17,900 rubles.
Step 3
According to Rosstat data for 2013, one of the most popular professions in Moscow is a sales manager, with an average monthly income of 51,000 rubles. The salary of an employee in financial activities exceeds the mark of sixty thousand rubles a month, while the average income in the construction industry is 23,000 rubles.
Step 4
At the beginning of 2014, the highest wage rate was recorded in Norway at $ 5,600, while in Russia it was $ 950. The United States ranks second in these statistics, with an average monthly salary of $ 4,400. Russia is in eleventh place.
