Brasiilia Palgad
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Praegune Palgad väärtus Brasiilia on 3652 BRL/Kuu. Palgad Brasiilia tõusis 3652 BRL/Kuu 1.1.2026, pärast seda kui see oli 3623 BRL/Kuu 1.12.2025. Ajavahemikul 1.3.2012 kuni 1.11.2025 oli keskmine SKP Brasiilia 3219,18 BRL/Kuu. Kõigi aegade kõrgeim väärtus saavutati 1.11.2025 väärtusega 3574,00 BRL/Kuu, samas kui madalaim väärtus registreeriti 1.12.2021 väärtusega 2957,00 BRL/Kuu.
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Palgad Ajalugu
| Kuupäev | Väärtus |
|---|---|
| 3652 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3623 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3591 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3553 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3537 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3525 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3525 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3527 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3494 BRL/Kuu | |
| 3479 BRL/Kuu |
Sarnased makronäitajad Palgad-le
Miinimumpalgad
Igakuiselt
Mittepoliülised palkade arvestused
Igakuiselt
Palgad tootmises
Igakuiselt
Pensioniiga mehed
Aastas
Pensioniiga naiste jaoks
Aastas
Rahvastik
Aastas
Tööhõive määr
Igakuiselt
Tööjõu kulud
Igakuiselt
Tööjõu osaluse määr
Igakuiselt
Tööpuudulikud isikud
Igakuiselt
Tööpuuduse määr
Igakuiselt
Töötavad isikud
Igakuiselt
Tootlikkus
Igakuiselt
Palgad
Brasiilias põhinevad palgad tavapärastel reaalsetel sissetulekutel kogu riigis.
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Palgad Brasiilia — FAQ
What is the current Palgad in Brasiilia?
The current Palgad in Brasiilia is 3652 BRL/Kuu as of 1.1.2026.
How has the Palgad in Brasiilia changed recently?
The Palgad in Brasiilia increased from 3623 BRL/Kuu (1.12.2025) to 3652 BRL/Kuu (1.1.2026).
What is the all-time high for Palgad in Brasiilia?
The all-time high for Palgad in Brasiilia was 3574,00 BRL/Kuu, recorded on 1.11.2025.
What is the all-time low for Palgad in Brasiilia?
The all-time low for Palgad in Brasiilia was 2957,00 BRL/Kuu, recorded on 1.12.2021.
What is the historical average of Palgad in Brasiilia?
The historical average of Palgad in Brasiilia is 3219,18 BRL/Kuu, calculated over the period from 1.3.2012 to 1.11.2025.
Where does the Palgad data for Brasiilia come from?
The Palgad data for Brasiilia is sourced from Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) and published on Eulerpool.