The average per person income in Egypt (in current US dollars) is $5,680 per year (about $16 per day), but in China it is $6,890.

What is the average family gross income?

According to the CPS, the median household income was $63,179 in 2018. According to the ACS, the U.S. median household income in 2018 was $61,937. Estimates for previous years are given in terms of real income, which have been adjusted for changes to the price of goods and services.

What is considered a good salary in Egypt?

A person working in Egypt typically earns around 9,200 EGP per month. Salaries range from 2,330 EGP (lowest average) to 41,100 EGP (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher). This is the average monthly salary including housing, transport, and other benefits.

What is the average salary in Egypt in 2020?

The average salary in Egypt is $8,318.73 (133,890 EGP) yearly, $693.48 (11,158 EGP) monthly or $3.97 (64 EGP) hourly.

What’s the average salary of a household in Egypt?

Moreover, the average Egyptian household presently makes 58,900 EGP every year, up from 44,200 EGP in 2015, the new review found. Family unit spending rose to 51,400 EGP per year from 36,000 EGP in 2015. Also, households get an average of 2,000 EGP in food appropriations annually, up from 860 EGP in 2015.

How is the wealth distribution in Egypt different?

To shed the light on the wealth distribution across the inhabitants in Egypt, we need to understand that the number of poor people in Egypt and the average quality of life of Egyptians depend on how equally or unequally income is distributed across the population.

What’s the minimum wage per month in Egypt?

Egypt’s minimum wage rose to 2,000 EGP per month in 2019 from 1,200 EGP a month in 2018. The country’s minimum wages averaged at 1,091.88 EGP monthly from 2009 until 2019. Minimum wage is the lowest monthly nominal wage for permanent employees in private and public centers.

What was the poverty rate in Egypt in 2015?

Egypt’s poverty rate was 27.78% in the last release of the report, which estimated living conditions and utilization patterns in 2015. The rate includes people living below the currently adjusted poverty line of 735.5 EGP. Previously, the destitution line was factored in at 482 EGP per month.