Which city in China do you think has a reasonable level of wage consumption?

Wuxi and Changzhou in Jiangsu Province have not low salaries, and housing prices are lower than those in neighboring Shanghai and Suzhou, which are very good places.

The salary in Guangdong is right! Don't buy a house here.

Anyway, I think Taiyuan is unreasonable, with low income and high consumption.

In Qinhuangdao, the salary is higher and the price is low, but the housing price is a bit high.

We have a small county town here.

Korla, Shihezi, Karamay in Xinjiang.

In fact, Weihai, a niche city, is very good, first of all, the environment is good, and secondly, the coastal fishing boat industry and tourism are very good, but because it is in the eastern corner of Shandong, the housing prices and prices are not very high.

Tai'an, a city with low consumption level and low wages, has a very slow pace of life in this city, and it is very comfortable, and I have a very comfortable life here.

My family is in Hubei, where most of the provinces and cities have a very high income-to-consumption ratio, such as Changsha, Hunan is one of the more comfortable cities, the housing prices are not very high, but the income is very considerable.

No one thinks that our Greater Jinan is also very good, although some people often say that our economic strength as a provincial capital is too poor, but we live comfortably, earn enough money to spend, and consumption is better than the big city!

I think it's Shanghai, in 2017, Shanghai's overall consumption power ranked first, and the disposable per capita income was also the first, which is quite reasonable, high income and high consumption.

The survey shows that the average annual income of the population of Changchun City is 21,120 yuan, which is a middle income, and the average annual expenditure is 4,770 yuan, which is a medium expenditure, so Changchun is quite reasonable.

Beijing, although Beijing's economic strength is worse than that of Shanghai and Guangzhou, at least residents' wages are quite high, and the consumption level ranks second in China.

I think Chongqing, Sichuan is quite reasonable, most of Chongqing's ** volume is tourism, and there are very few people who really settle there, so the housing prices in Chongqing are very low, and the prices are not very high, but the per capita income in China is very high with the popularity of tourism.

To be honest, our Quanzhou, Fujian Province is really good, the income is good, the per capita monthly salary is about 10,000, and you will not be high after the consumer.

Summary. In addition to the western region, some second- and third-tier cities in China have a similar situation. For example, the salary level of Nanjing, Hangzhou, Suzhou and other cities is higher than that of first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, but the cost of living is relatively low.

This is because the economic development of these cities is relatively fast, but there is still a certain development gap compared with the first-tier cities, resulting in prices and housing prices are not so high. In addition, there are some companies that set up branches or factories in these cities, and will also choose to pay relatively high salaries to attract good employees. <>

Pro, the level of consumption in western China is relatively low, while the level of wages is relatively high. For example, wages in Sichuan, Chongqing and other areas of Fuqing Oak are generally higher, but prices are relatively low. This is because these regions are relatively lagging in economic development, have low population densities, and are relatively scarce in labor resources, leading companies to pay higher salary differentials to attract and retain talent.

In addition to the western region, there is a similar situation in some third-tier cities of second-hand lead in China. For example, the salary level in Nanjing, Hangzhou, Suzhou and other cities is higher than that in first-tier cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, but the cost of living is relatively low. This is because the economic development of these cities is relatively fast, but compared with the first-tier cities, there is still a certain development gap, resulting in prices and housing prices are not so high.

In addition, there are some companies that set up branches or factories in these cities, and will also choose to pay relatively high salaries to attract good employees. <>