China s wage dividing line has been exposed, how much is the monthly income of low wage earners?

It's about 2,000 yuan, this is because there are too many people with strong tax ability in our country's economy, and there are many people who can reach a monthly income of one million.

If the monthly income is less than 2,000 yuan, it is a low-wage group, but such an income level is still relatively rare, and most people will be above 2,000 yuan.

The monthly income is less than 2000, which belongs to the low-wage group, which is also a basic standard, if it is lower than this standard, it proves that their income is still relatively low.

In fact, whether a person is poor or not depends mainly on what the basis of the judgment is. Different judging criteria will produce different results. If we only judge by satisfying basic food and clothing, then most of China's population is basically not poor.

But if on the premise of satisfying food and clothing, you also have a certain amount of spending power, then the result is different. Let's start with a set of data.

According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics in 2018, China's monthly income of less than 2,000 yuan belongs to the low-income group, that is, the annual income is less than 10,000 yuan. The monthly income of the middle-income group is between 2,000 yuan and 5,000 yuan, and the annual income is about 10,000 yuan to 60,000 yuan.

If this data is used as a criterion, it means that if your monthly salary is less than 2,000 yuan, you may have to join the ranks of the "poor". In fact, with a monthly income of less than 2,000 yuan, it is indeed quite hard to live in the current society. At present, even in third- and fourth-tier cities, renting a house costs half of your salary every month.

The other half of the salary may not be able to cover their own food expenses.

Of course, the measure of whether a person "has money" by the amount of salary is sometimes not always so accurate. For example, some people have a monthly income of 2,000 yuan, but they may have a house and a car, and even a few houses for rent. Although some people's salary can reach the level of 5,000 yuan or even tens of thousands of yuan, there is not much money left after removing the mortgage and car loan every month, and the daily consumption power is even inferior to those working people who do not have a mortgage.

Therefore, this involves a commonplace topic of "housekeeping", that is, opening up sources and reducing expenditures. Simply put, it's about increasing revenue and reducing expenses. If you can't do that, you're still poor, no matter how high your income is.

Taking young people as an example, as young people gradually accept the concept of early consumption in the West, although the salary income level of many post-90s generation is very high, most of them not only have no savings, but also owe a lot of debt. Every new month, I start to worry about how to repay my credit card and Huabei.

Therefore, to judge how much a person earns to be considered poor, in addition to his salary level, he must also look at how much money he can save each month. If a person tells you that he has a high monthly income, but he has no savings at all, and he often borrows money from you, I am afraid that not only will you not believe that he is rich, but you will think that he likes to talk big.

Another point that cannot be ignored is that compared with young people's early consumption, the phenomenon of losing spending power and saving ability due to loans to buy houses is more worthy of vigilance. Now there are many families who have a good "foundation", but because they have used the money to buy a house, their ability to consume has decreased a lot. What do you think about this?

I was not in the standard of the National Bureau of Statistics, and I am glad that I did not lag the country behind. In fact, the current income does not tell whether they are rich or poor, because many young people now seem to have a high income and live a glamorous life, but they are burdened with hundreds of thousands or even millions of debts, and they are in debt, and they seem to be rich on the outside, but in fact they are poor.

I think that the poor can not be generalized, after all, the consumption level of each place is different, the National Bureau of Statistics gives the standard, the monthly income is less than 2000 yuan is considered a low-income group, I have no income for the time being**, not recorded in it.

Every place is different in every region, some places are 5,000, some places are 3,000, some places are 1,000, and now I am a college student, yes, I am among them.

A monthly income of less than 1,000 yuan is considered poor, and I am not one of them, but my life is also very tense.

There is a large gap between wages and incomes, and now there are many people with a monthly income of less than 3,000 in China?