This is what politicians get paid around the world
Alice Cattley
01 November 2024
Which country's lawmakers make the most?
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Türkiye: $7,780 (£6k)
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India: $14,280 (£11k)
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China: $19,190 (£14.8k)
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Poland: $38,380 (£29.6k)
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Spain: $42,330 (£32.6k)
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Hungary: $42,490 (£32.8k)
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Portugal: $50,050 (£38.6k)
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South Africa: $62,820 (£48.4k)
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Russia: $69,940 (£53.9k)
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France: $77,590 (£59.8k)
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Switzerland: $82,990 (£63.9k)
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Sweden: $87,200 (£67.2k)
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Japan: $104,050 (£80.2k)
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New Zealand: $105,520 (£81.4k)
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Norway: $108,090 (£88.3k)
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Denmark: $110,100 (£84.9k)
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Belgium: $110,810 (£85.4k)
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Ireland: $112,553 (£86.8k)
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UK: $119,510 (£91.3k)
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The Netherlands: $135,230 (£104k)
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Italy: $136,490 (£105k)
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Germany: $146,850 (£113k)
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Singapore: $147,010 (£113k)
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Canada: $147,130 (£114k)
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Austria: $150,650 (£116k)
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Australia: $156,740 (£121k)
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USA: $174,000 (£134k)
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