The data for Romania is completely incorrect or the OP just fucked up his analysis royally. You're talking about a country where the average national wage is ju

The data for Romania is completely incorrect or the OP just fucked up his analysis royally. You're talking about a country where the average national wage is just shy of $500 a month (https://www.reinisfischer.com/average-salary-european-union-2014 https://www.reinisfischer.com/average-salary-european-union-...) and software engineers are making well over a thousand and sometimes thousands a month. See: http://www.developer.com/daily_news/romanian-developers-earn-five-times-as-much-as-average-workers.html http://www.developer.com/daily_news/romanian-developers-earn... I don't care what numbers or technique he used, it's impossible to come to the conclusion that software engineers in Romania actually make less than the average salary. It's also just plain wrong.