P-Value: Public sector wage premium (compared to all private employees)

Name: P-Value: Public sector wage premium (compared to all private employees)
Creator: Worldwide Bureaucracy Indicators

Last updated time

24/02/2025 01:00

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P-Value: Public sector wage premium (compared to all private employees)

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Zimbabwe

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Public sector wage premium by country in 2018 (P-Value: Public sector wage premium (compared to all private employees))

In 2018, Switzerland had the highest value (0.82) among 28 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Switzerland	0.82	+2116.4%
1	Micronesia (2005)	0.81	–
1	Poland (2017)	0.65	+351.7%
1	Tajikistan (2013)	0.65	+93.3%
1	Albania (2012)	0.6	-34.4%
1	Timor-Leste (2010)	0.52	–
1	Egypt (2019)	0.28	+2550818923262.0%
1	The Gambia (2015)	0.16	-48.1%
1	Liberia (2014)	0.06	–
1	United Kingdom (2016)	0.03	-82.6%
1	Thailand (2011)	0	–
1	Ghana (2021)	0	+452.7%
1	Tanzania (2020)	0	-100.0%
2	Denmark	0.81	+11.2%
2	Solomon Islands (2005)	0.77	–
2	Somalia (2013)	0.31	–
2	Burkina Faso (2014)	0.06	+1109191708192.5%
2	Slovak Republic (2017)	0.02	-96.4%
2	Nigeria (2010)	0.01	+86.8%
2	Russia (2016)	0	-93.7%
2	Sierra Leone (2015)	0	-65.6%
2	Madagascar (2012)	0	+1115547.8%
2	Congo (2011)	0	–
2	South Africa (2019)	0	-100.0%
2	Mongolia (2021)	0	-100.0%
2	Colombia (2020)	0	–
2	Pakistan (2020)	0	–
2	Rwanda (2020)	0	–
3	Malta	0.12	-86.8%
3	China (2013)	0.03	–
3	Mauritania (2014)	0.01	-98.2%