Average Earnings by Country

38 countries • US dollars, PPP convertedOECD

What It Measures

Average Annual Gross Earnings is a comparative indicator tracked across countries by OECD. It provides a quantitative basis for cross-national comparison and analysis.

Key Statistics

Global Average

57.1K

Median

59.6K

Minimum

20.4K

Maximum

94.4K

Countries

38

Source

OECD

World Map

Highest & Lowest Countries

Top 10 — Highest Average Earnings

Top 10 — Highest Average Earnings
RankCountryValue
#1Flag of LuxembourgLuxembourg94.4K
#2Flag of IcelandIceland89.9K
#3Flag of SwitzerlandSwitzerland87.5K
#4Flag of United StatesUnited States82.9K
#5Flag of BelgiumBelgium76.1K
#6Flag of AustriaAustria75.8K
#7Flag of NetherlandsNetherlands75.4K
#8Flag of NorwayNorway74.9K
#9Flag of DenmarkDenmark74.0K
#10Flag of AustraliaAustralia70.7K

Bottom 10 — Lowest Average Earnings

Bottom 10 — Lowest Average Earnings
RankCountryValue
#240Flag of MexicoMexico20.4K
#241Flag of ColombiaColombia28.8K
#242Flag of GreeceGreece32.3K
#243Flag of HungaryHungary35.0K
#244Flag of SlovakiaSlovakia36.1K
#245Flag of ChileChile38.1K
#246Flag of CzechiaCzechia38.5K
#247Flag of EstoniaEstonia39.0K
#248Flag of PortugalPortugal40.0K
#249Flag of Costa RicaCosta Rica41.0K

Surprising Facts

Colombia (28.8K) has 8.4K more than Mexico (20.4K) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.

United States (82.9K) has 6.8K more than Belgium (76.1K) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.

Canada (69.4K) has 5.7K more than United Kingdom (63.7K) — the largest gap between consecutive ranks.