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Average gross salary in November at 21,130 dinars
Belgrade,
21 December 2004
Serbia’s average monthly gross salary in November stood at 22,043 dinars, up 2.66 percent in nominal terms, and 1.64 percent in real terms against October, the Serbian Statistical Office said in a statement.
Gross salaries in industrial sectors averaged 20,569 dinars, up 2.40 percent in nominal terms, and 1.4 percent in real terms.
Average gross salaries in non-industrial sectors rose 3.04 percent and 2.02 percent in nominal and real terms respectively, to 25,486 dinars.
The average monthly net salary went up by 2.75 percent in nominal and 1.73 percent in real terms, to 15,042 dinars.
The average net salary in industrial sectors was 14,042 dinars, up 2.5 percent in nominal terms, and 1.5 percent in real terms.
Net salaries in non-industrial sectors grew 3.11 percent and 2.09 percent in nominal and real terms respectively, to 17,377 dinars.
Average gross salaries in non-industrial sectors rose 3.04 percent and 2.02 percent in nominal and real terms respectively, to 25,486 dinars.
The average monthly net salary went up by 2.75 percent in nominal and 1.73 percent in real terms, to 15,042 dinars.
The average net salary in industrial sectors was 14,042 dinars, up 2.5 percent in nominal terms, and 1.5 percent in real terms.
Net salaries in non-industrial sectors grew 3.11 percent and 2.09 percent in nominal and real terms respectively, to 17,377 dinars.
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