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Average gross salary in April amounts to 25,153 dinars
Belgrade,
20 May 2005
The Serbian Statistics Office said that the an average gross monthly salary in April amounted to 25,153 dinars, up 8.43 percent in real terms and 7.36 percent in nominal terms from a month ago.
An average take-home salary in April reached 17,193 dinars, up 8.38 percent nominally and 7.31 percent in real terms.
In April, an average salary in the industrial sector amounted to 23,602 dinars, which is by 10.78 percent higher in nominal and 9.68 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
An average April take-home salary in the industrial sector amounted to 16,144 dinars, which is by 10.74 percent higher in nominal and 9.64 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
In April, an average gross salary in the non-industrial sector amounted to 28,642 dinars, which is by 4.21 percent higher in nominal and 3.18 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
An average April take-home salary in the non-industrial sector amounted to 19,552 dinars, which is by 4.16 percent higher in nominal and 3.13 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
In April, an average salary in the industrial sector amounted to 23,602 dinars, which is by 10.78 percent higher in nominal and 9.68 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
An average April take-home salary in the industrial sector amounted to 16,144 dinars, which is by 10.74 percent higher in nominal and 9.64 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
In April, an average gross salary in the non-industrial sector amounted to 28,642 dinars, which is by 4.21 percent higher in nominal and 3.18 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
An average April take-home salary in the non-industrial sector amounted to 19,552 dinars, which is by 4.16 percent higher in nominal and 3.13 percent higher in real terms against the month before.
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