Average yearly net salaries of single-earner married couples in European...
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Updated Aug 15, 2017
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EmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteStatista (2017). Average yearly net salaries of single-earner married couples in European Union 2016 [Dataset]. https://www.statista.com/statistics/557720/average-salaries-of-single-earner-marriages-in-european-union/Dataset updatedAug 15, 2017Time period covered2016Area coveredEuropean UnionDescriptionThis statistic shows the average annual net salary of one-earner married couple in selected countries within the European Union in 2016. With an average annual income of ****** euros for an average one-earner married couple with two children, Luxembourg has the highest average net wage in the European Union, followed by Denmark and the United Kingdom (UK) respectively.
Average yearly net salaries of two-earner married couples in the European...
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Updated Jul 10, 2025ShareFacebookTwitterEmailClick to copy linkLink copiedCiteStatista (2025). Average yearly net salaries of two-earner married couples in the European Union 2016 [Dataset]. https://www.statista.com/statistics/557737/average-salaries-of-duel-earner-marriages-in-european-union/Dataset updatedJul 10, 2025Time period covered2016Area coveredEuropean UnionDescriptionThis statistic shows the average annual net salary of married couples in selected countries within the European Union in 2016. With an average annual income of ****** euros for a two-earner married couple, with two children, Luxembourg has the highest average net wage in the European Union, followed by the United Kingdom (UK) and the Netherlands at ****** euros and ****** euros respectively.
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FacebookTwitterEmailThis statistic shows the average annual net salary of one-earner married couple in selected countries within the European Union in 2016. With an average annual income of ****** euros for an average one-earner married couple with two children, Luxembourg has the highest average net wage in the European Union, followed by Denmark and the United Kingdom (UK) respectively.