But fwiw, "median salary" reads very differently to me than "per capita income" or even "median household income". For the former there is the median vs mean distinction. And then in addition I think in "median salary", "median" may mean "median of those who earn a salary" rather than "median of all human beings".
But fwiw, "median salary" reads very differently to me than "per capita income" or even "median household income". For the former there is the median vs mean distinction. And then in addition I think in "median salary", "median" may mean "median of those who earn a salary" rather than "median of all human beings".
I hope that Zvi will provide a source too.
But fwiw, "median salary" reads very differently to me than "per capita income" or even "median household income". For the former there is the median vs mean distinction. And then in addition I think in "median salary", "median" may mean "median of those who earn a salary" rather than "median of all human beings".