月薪多少能撑一个家?收入最高国家TOP10盘点
微博上之前有个热门话题#月薪多少能撑一个家#算得网民手抖了……有人做了一张图来解答。北京以收近2万高居榜首,紧随其后的是上海、深圳、温州……看看这张图,其中有你的家乡吗?你的收入够养一个家了吗?啥?完全不够?!那你找啥对象!结啥婚!生啥孩子!啥!一生还想生俩?! 别忙着哀叹了,英语君为你整理了全球收入最高的10个国家,供你望梅止渴~至于自己,还是接着吃土吧……TT Let’s take a quick look at the top 10 countries where people enjoy the highest level of disposable income. What is disposable income? It’s the amount of money that a household gains each year after taxes, so it basically represents the money available to a household for spending on goods or services. #10 France French workers are roughly as productive as US workers, but that the French have allegedly a lower workforce participation rate and when they work, they work fewer hours. The French receive $28,799 a year after all taxes. #9 Sweden Based on World Bank data, this beautiful scandinavian kingdom is the sixth richest country in the world in terms of GDP per capita.Its nordic social welfare system provides universal health care and tertiary education for its citizens. In return, people have to give up 42.4% of their income, but on the average they still receive $29,185 a year. #8 Canada Canada is Wealthy with a capital W. The Canadian Prairies are one of the most important global producers of wheat, canola, and other grains.The average annual disposable income of the Canadian fellows is around $29,365 with a tax rate around 31%. That 31%, of course, pays for universal health care and public education. And, Canada’s average work week is around 36 hours. #7 Austria Austria has a highly developed industry, besides, the most important part of the national economy is its international tourism, which accounts for almost 9% of the Austrian gross domestic product. People get (after taxes) an average $31,173 salary, which is not bad considering that 49.4% is taken away as income tax and social security contributions. #6 Germany Germany is the largest and most powerful national economy in Europe! However, Germany is also the first regarding the amount of taxes deducted from its citizens‘ income with 49.8%. However, Germany has the world’s oldest universal health care system, so in return, people receive free health care and education on all levels. Germans‘ annual disposable income is $31,252. #5 Australia Australia has one of the most robust economies in the world and is a huge exporter of foodstuff as well as oil and minerals, and it imports relatively few goods. In terms of average wealth, Australia ranked second in the world after Switzerland in 2013. Switzerland’s manufacturing sector is the most vital and robust in all of Europe. Switzerland’s annual disposable income is $33,491, and they work around 35 hours weekly. #3 Norway Norway has universal health care and higher education, but this, of course, comes at a price: Norwegians give up slightly more than 37% of their wages. But they make up for in overall free time. The average weekly number of hours spent on paid work in Norway is 33,4.Still, they receive $33,492 annually. Luxembourg is more or less the financial center of Europe. The average income after taxes in Luxembourg is $38,951 per year, but there is a 37.7% tax wedge, which provides all of its citizens with all that good stuff. #1 United States of America Ah, good news US fellas! You enjoy the highest level of disposable income! Americans receive $41,355 annually after the average 31.6% tax is deducted. |