Young Albanians rank last in Europe for family income, while Northern Macedonia is the last, with revenues of 4,640 euros annually, compared to 5,736 euros in Albania, according to Eurostat data for 2025.
According to the Euronews analysis, annual household media revenues where young people aged 184824 live in Albania are noticeably lower than the European Union average, which totals 21,482 euros.
Meanwhile, when revenues adapt to purchasing power, Albania ranks last in Europe, with 8,175 PPS. Northern Macedonia has 8,994 PPS, while Montenegro 9,955 PPS.
At the top of the family income ranking is Switzerland, with 52,206 euros a year, followed by Luxembourg with 43,028 euros and Austria with 37,299 euros.
The data includes household income after taxes and other discounts, including social benefits. They do not necessarily show how much they personally earn, but they reflect the economic situation of the families in which they live.
Experts stress that the well – being of young people depends not only on income but also on prices, employment opportunities, housing costs, and access to education and health services.
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