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Average work income by state

In 2025, Distrito Federal had the highest Average work income among the 27 states (R$ 6,458) and Maranhão the lowest (R$ 2,139). Brazil as a whole stood at R$ 3,584.

Average work income by state · 2025

Average monthly real income from the main job of employed people aged 14 or over, at the year's average prices. Rank 1 = highest value.

Source: IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA).

Change over time: highest and lowest

Distrito Federal

R$ 6,458R$ 3,01920122025

Maranhão

R$ 3,584R$ 1,56320122025

Colored line: the state. Gray line: Brazil, when the source gives the national total.

Frequently asked questions

Which state has the highest Average work income?

In 2025, Distrito Federal, at R$ 6,458. The lowest was Maranhão, at R$ 2,139.

What is the value of Average work income for Brazil?

In 2025, R$ 3,584, according to IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA).

What does "Average work income" measure?

Average monthly real income from the main job of employed people aged 14 or over, at the year's average prices.

Where does the data come from, and can I download it?

The data comes from IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA). There is a CSV file with every state and every available period. You may copy and republish the data and charts, including commercially, under the CC BY 4.0 license. The condition is to credit "dadobruto.com" and, when published online, to link to dadobruto.com or to the page the data came from. The original numbers follow the rules of IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA).

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Download as CSV (all states and periods). How to cite: dadobruto.com. Average work income by state. Data: IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA). https://dadobruto.com/en/states/indicator/average-work-income

You may copy and republish the data and charts, including commercially, under the CC BY 4.0 license. The condition is to credit "dadobruto.com" and, when published online, to link to dadobruto.com or to the page the data came from. The original numbers follow the rules of IBGE, Continuous PNAD (SIDRA).