Figures & data
Table 1. Wage and employment growth, 2012–2017.
Figure 2. Median wage 2017, by occupational level. Source: Own survey. Logarithmic wage levels. Grey area: Minimum wage level in 2017.
![Figure 2. Median wage 2017, by occupational level. Source: Own survey. Logarithmic wage levels. Grey area: Minimum wage level in 2017.](/cms/asset/7d468ebc-54e7-4e71-84dd-6b12c1873d88/rdsr_a_2116347_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Median wage growth, by occupational level.
Source: Own survey. Note: F&B in Laos shows the same median growth for four of the five occupational levels. Seemingly, companies applied the same rule for wage increases across almost all occupational levels.
![Figure 3. Median wage growth, by occupational level.Source: Own survey. Note: F&B in Laos shows the same median growth for four of the five occupational levels. Seemingly, companies applied the same rule for wage increases across almost all occupational levels.](/cms/asset/d14c9181-1fa0-4437-b0ed-18676a4c83ee/rdsr_a_2116347_f0003_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Relative wage growth, 2012–2017.
Table 3. Regression: explaining wage increase.