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Real wage in 2004

Name: Real wage in 2004
Creator: National Institute of Statistics (INS)

The monthly figures published by National Institute of Statistics (INS) for the year 2004.

Real growth of the net wage — average

9.51 %

the average of the 12 months published

Real growth of the net wage — minim

6.99 %

April 2004

Real growth of the net wage — maxim

12.84 %

November 2004

Trends in 2004

Real growth of the net wage · solid line

The months of 2004

The months of 2004. The figures are in %.
Month	Real growth of the net wage
January 2004	7.10
February 2004	8.31
March 2004	11.66
April 2004	6.99
May 2004	9.19
June 2004	10.52
July 2004	7.93
August 2004	8.39
September 2004	9.56
October 2004	10.45
November 2004	12.84
December 2004	11.21

All years

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Source: National Institute of Statistics (INS), matrices FOM106D, IPC102E. Period covered: 2004. See the source.

Both series it is computed from are INS's: the average net wage (matrices FOM106D and FOM106G) and the consumer price indices (IPC102E for the real growth, IPC102B for expressing wages in today's prices). The arithmetic is ours and is written out below; the input figures are untouched.

Derived figure. The figure is published by nobody: we compute it, from two series INS publishes separately. A month's real growth is the growth of the net wage against the same month of the previous year, divided by the consumer price index of that month against the same month of the previous year (IPC102E), minus one. In July 2026, for instance, the net wage grew by 5.49% and prices by 8.16%, so the real wage fell: 1.0549 ÷ 1.0816 − 1 = −2.47%.