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Average salaries see 8.24 percent real growth in July
Belgrade,
20 August 2004
The average salary in Serbia in July 2004 was 21,495 dinars, up 9.11 percent in nominal terms and 8.24 in real terms against the previous month.
The average gross salary in industrial sectors in July stood at 20,139 dinars, rising 12.23 percent in nominal terms and 11.34 percent in real terms from the previous month, the Serbian Statistical Office said today.
Gross salaries in non-industrial sectors in July 2004 averaged 24,757 dinars, up 3.34 percent in nominal terms and 2.61 percent in real terms from June.
The average net salary in Serbia in July was 14,630 dinars. Compared with the previous month, it grew 7.44 percent in nominal terms and 6.59 percent in real terms.
Net salaries in Serbia’s industrial sectors last month grew 10.45 percent in nominal terms and 9.57 percent in real terms against June, to 13,700 dinars.
Net non-industrial salaries in July averaged 16,867 dinars, up 1.94 percent and 1.13 percent in nominal and real terms respectively against June.
Gross salaries in non-industrial sectors in July 2004 averaged 24,757 dinars, up 3.34 percent in nominal terms and 2.61 percent in real terms from June.
The average net salary in Serbia in July was 14,630 dinars. Compared with the previous month, it grew 7.44 percent in nominal terms and 6.59 percent in real terms.
Net salaries in Serbia’s industrial sectors last month grew 10.45 percent in nominal terms and 9.57 percent in real terms against June, to 13,700 dinars.
Net non-industrial salaries in July averaged 16,867 dinars, up 1.94 percent and 1.13 percent in nominal and real terms respectively against June.
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