Moved to Spain 20 years ago. Can confirm. While crying
Interesting numbers but I think we should still be careful with the 2021 data as there is probably a big pandemic special effect, especially in economies that have a strong toourism sector like Greece and Portugal.
Numerical rise, in some cases, without some price equivalent this means nothing.
Median would be more interesting
I was looking for Portugal ahahah silly me.
Now you understand why portugal is so cheap and why portuguese are leaving the country right?
There was supposed to be a rise? /s
Ball dicks strong
Portugal is dead last… This graph must be accurate.
Latvia is finally first in something
Norwegian statistics show that our pay has not risen relative to costs since the early nineties.
Have you seen the fucking prices here? This chart is disingenuous. And should be matched with cost of living increases over the same time period.
Nice, Czech Republic salary rise is almost as high as our inflation.
Googled inflation rates for comparison (Lithuania vs Sweden)
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source: [[1]](https://www.mitrefinch.co.uk/blog/mitrefinch-news/salary-increases-uk-vs-row/)
Few more years and we’ll be going backwards.. lol
Is this adjusted for inflation?
Moved to Spain 20 years ago. Can confirm. While crying
Interesting numbers but I think we should still be careful with the 2021 data as there is probably a big pandemic special effect, especially in economies that have a strong toourism sector like Greece and Portugal.
Numerical rise, in some cases, without some price equivalent this means nothing.
Median would be more interesting
I was looking for Portugal ahahah silly me.
Now you understand why portugal is so cheap and why portuguese are leaving the country right?
There was supposed to be a rise? /s
Ball dicks strong
Portugal is dead last… This graph must be accurate.
Latvia is finally first in something
Norwegian statistics show that our pay has not risen relative to costs since the early nineties.
Have you seen the fucking prices here? This chart is disingenuous. And should be matched with cost of living increases over the same time period.
Nice, Czech Republic salary rise is almost as high as our inflation.
Googled inflation rates for comparison (Lithuania vs Sweden)
Year | Lithuania | Sweden
:– |:–:|–:
2021 | 4,7 | 3,87
2020 | 1,2 | 0,5
2019 | 2,3 | 1,78
2018 | 2,7 | 1,95
2017 | 3,7 | 1,79
2016 | 0,9 | 0,98
2015 | -0,9 | -0,05
2014 | 0,1 | 0,18
2013 | 1,0 | 0,04
2012 | 3,1 | 0,89
2011 | 4,1 | 2,96
2010 | 1,3 | 1,16
2009 | 4,2 | 0,49
Portugal and Greece be losing money year after year. No surprises there.
Now show inflation
I feel like having what the actual salary is next to the % increase is important. Going from 1k to 2k is much different than going from 7k to 10k