Average U.S. income is typically reported in terms of median household income or mean income. The median provides a more accurate representation by indicating the middle point where half of households earn more and half earn less, thus mitigating the impact of extreme values. Mean income, on the other hand, is the total income divided by the number of households, which can be skewed by high incomes. These figures are often adjusted for inflation to reflect real income changes over time.
the GPD per capita in the u.s is $46,900
The net-adjusted average annual household income in Germany is $30,721 in US dollars. In Germany, the average person works 1,397 hours per year.
The average yearly income for a family in China is about 13,000 renminbi. This is an amount equal to $2,100 US. Wages are quite a bit higher is some areas compared to others. In Shanghai, the average annual household income is 29,000 renminbi, which is equal to $4,700 US.
The average person in the UK makes around 42,000 dollars a year. This is higher than the US national average income.
Recently quoted as $834.00 US Dollars per person per year
The US average income is MUCH higher than the world average income.
Mexico's average income (2013) is of approximately US$12,732. Canada's average income is approximately of US$28,194 a year. This means Mexico's average income is roughly 45% of Canada's.
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North America includes the US, Canada and Mexico. Average annual income for Canada: $51,951 Average annual income for the US: $49,777 Average annual income for Mexico: estimated to be 1/4 to 1/3 of the US average
The average income in the US in 1999 was around $40,000 per year.
In 2007, the median annual household income rose 1.3% to $50,233, according to the Census Bureau. In 2009, the median annual household income was $49,777, according to the Census Bureau.
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