![]() The report said that all emerging G20 countries except Mexico experienced significant positive growth in average real wages between 20. Following India was Nepal (4.7), Sri Lanka (4), Bangladesh (3.4), Pakistan (1.8) and Iran (0.4). In South Asia, India led the average real wage growth in 2008, 17 at 5.5 against a regional median of 3.7. Reflecting more rapid economic growth than in other regions, workers in Asia and the Pacific have enjoyed the highest real wage growth among all regions over the period 200617, with countries such as China, India, Thailand and Viet Nam leading the way, the Global Wage Report 2018/19 said. ![]() India recorded the highest average real wage growth in South Asia during 200817, according to a report by the International Labour Organisation (ILO). ![]()
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