Singapore average per capita income and degree holders

Only Tokyo has a higher average per capita income than Singapore among the 12 cities featured in the 2012 World Cities Cultural Report. However, Singapore has a lower education level than most of the other cities. London has the third highest average per capita income.

Average income per capita per year, based on purchasing power parity.

Berlin$14,5442009
Germany$18,6812009
Istanbul$10,5762007
Turkey$7,4332007
Johannesburg$11,5912009
South Africa$7,1652009
London$45,0942010
United Kingdom$38,7152010
Mumbai$6,8392010
India$2,4162010
New York$30,4982010
United States$27,3342010
Paris$26,4972008
France$22,1542008
Sao Paulo$14,1602011
Brazil$11,6002011
Shanghai$5,4722011
China$3,2942011
Singapore$47,1802010, Singapore Yearbook of Statistics 2011
Singapore$47,1802010, Singapore Yearbook of Statistics 2011
Sydney$33,2852009
Australia$29,6432009
Tokyo$55,7662011
Japan$44,0852011

Shanghai has the highest proportion of degree holders or more highly educated people (42.92%) followed by London (41.9%) and Berlin (39%). Paris has 35.84%, Sydney 34.96%, New York 33.3%, Johannesburg 32%, Tokyo 25.5%.  Singapore has 22.8%.

Education level  — percentage of population with degree level or higher.

Berlin39%2010
Germany28.4%2010
Istanbul9.23%2010
Turkey11.8%2010
Johannesburg32%2010
South Africa24%2010
London41.9%2010
United Kingdom31.2%2010
MumbaiNA
India3.7%2001
New York33.3%2010
United States27.9%2010
Paris35.84%2008
France28.57%2008
Sao Paulo19%2011
Brazil12%2009
Shanghai42.92%2010
China14.03%2010
Singapore22.8%2010, Dept of Statistics, Singapore
Singapore22.8%2010, Dept of Statistics, Singapore
Sydney34.96%2006
Australia33.7%2006
Tokyo25.5%2010
Japan17.64%2010

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