Q:
A:
Average May salary stands at 24,449 dinars
Belgrade,
21 June 2005
The Serbian Statistics Office said today that the average monthly salary in May 2005 stood at 24,449 dinars, down 2.80 percent in nominal terms and 4.71 percent in real terms from April 2005.
The average monthly salary in Serbia’s economy in May 2005 was 22,976 dinars, down 3.41 percent in nominal terms and 5.30 percent in real terms against the previous month.
In the non-economic sectors, the average May salary was 28,131 dinars, falling 1.78 percent in nominal terms and 3.71 percent in real terms month-on-month.
The statement went on to say that the average net salary in May was 16,731 dinars. Compared with the previous month, it fell 2.69 percent in nominal terms and 4.60 percent in real terms.
The average net salary in the economy in May was 15,614 dinars, down 3.28 percent in nominal terms and 5.18 percent in real terms compared with the previous month.
The average net salary paid in the non-economic sectors in May fell 1.70 percent in nominal terms and 3.63 percent in real terms month-on-month to 19,220 dinars, according to the statement.
In the non-economic sectors, the average May salary was 28,131 dinars, falling 1.78 percent in nominal terms and 3.71 percent in real terms month-on-month.
The statement went on to say that the average net salary in May was 16,731 dinars. Compared with the previous month, it fell 2.69 percent in nominal terms and 4.60 percent in real terms.
The average net salary in the economy in May was 15,614 dinars, down 3.28 percent in nominal terms and 5.18 percent in real terms compared with the previous month.
The average net salary paid in the non-economic sectors in May fell 1.70 percent in nominal terms and 3.63 percent in real terms month-on-month to 19,220 dinars, according to the statement.
-
Kostolac, 14 July 2025First solar power plant Petka in Kostolac put into trial operation
-
Belgrade, 11 July 2025Potential for improving cooperation with Belarus in many areas
-
Požega, 5 July 2025Section of Pakovraće - Požega highway officially opened
-
Belgrade, 2 July 2025Technical specifications defined for Serbia-Hungary oil pipeline
-
Belgrade, 30 June 2025IMF confirms Serbia successfully implementing all agreed reforms
-
Belgrade, 27 June 2025Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement with Germany signed
-
Kostolac, 25 June 2025Construction of Kostolac wind farm nearing completion
-
Belgrade, 24 June 2025Government supports request for new postponement of sanctions against NIS
-
Belgrade, 23 June 2025Procedures to facilitate sale of Serbian products to China to be accelerated
-
Belgrade, 21 June 2025Serbia receives first funds under Growth Plan for the Western Balkans