Statistically who is the average man and woman in the Portugal in 2024
Ever wondered where you stand out or fall behind. Are you average, beyond average or below. In Portugal you might be surprised to hear the averages across the board. So many people wish for a million euros, a boyfriend who is 6 feet tall and makes tons of money but the thing is, these are rare.
Only 0.54% of households in Portugal have a net worth of a million euros or more. Which is quite a bit less than counterparts in the U.K. and France which have 6% of households have a million euros or more. While Germany and Spain are closer with 2.3% and 1% respectively of households have a million euros or more.
Quick note on average vs median. Median is the number in the middle. It is less sensitive to outliers and extreme values and so makes for a better example for finding the average in these situations. For example, when it comes to net worth, the average can be skewed by the fact that someone can be a billionaire. Rising the level to extreme values that are not a good guide for the group.
Let’s dive in, who is the average man and woman in Portugal.
The average woman in Portugal
- Makes €32,183 annually
- Has a net worth of €130,000
- Is 5ft 3inches tall
- 46.6 years old
- 1.5 kids
- 1.3 cars
- Completed secondary education with 47% getting a higher education degree
- Lives to 85.3 years old
The average man in Portugal
- Makes £41,791 annually
- Has a net worth of £130,000
- Is 5ft 8inches tall
- 46.6 years old
- 1.5 kids
- 1.3 cars
- Completed secondary education with 41% getting a higher education degree
- Lives to 79.7 years old
Some other interesting statistics about the Portuguese population:
Divorce rate of 60%. 66% of population live in urban environments such as Lisbon or Porto. 12.9 Liters annual consumption of Alcohol 16.2% of the population live below the poverty line 6.6% unemployment rate
These statistics paint a picture of Portugal. Often considered a cheap nation to visit and live in, the wages are not bad compared to other European nations. They are well above those of Spain, France and England and similar to Germany. Although a massive portion of the population is below the poverty line indicating income disparity.
Even though alcohol consumption is one of the highest in Europe the life spans in Portugal are higher or similar to other European counterparts. Largely due to a healthy diet and active lifestlyes.
Portuguese people have a little less Co2 per capita than those of U.K. and France with 4.1 tonnes compared to 4.7t and 4.6t respectively. While sitting lower than Germany at 8t per person and the U.S. at 14.9t per person.
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