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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   New Zealand:
# 2   Ireland: 1.6 
# 3   Portugal: 1.5 
= 4   Australia: 1.4 
= 4   Finland: 1.4 
= 4   United States: 1.4 
= 4   Hungary: 1.4 
= 8   Mexico: 1.3 
= 8   Czech Republic: 1.3 
= 8   France: 1.3 
= 8   Switzerland: 1.3 
= 8   Sweden: 1.3 
= 13   Spain: 1.2 
= 13   Denmark: 1.2 
= 13   Netherlands: 1.2 
= 13   Germany: 1.2 
= 13   Austria: 1.2 
= 13   Greece: 1.2 
= 13   Norway: 1.2 
= 13   Italy: 1.2 
= 21   Iceland: 1.1 
= 21   Turkey: 1.1 
Total: 29  
Weighted average: 1.3  



DEFINITION: A primary school teacher's starting salary will multiply by this amount after 15 years experience. Annual statutory teachers' salaries in public institutions in primary education converted into equivalent US dollars using Purchasing Power Parities (PPP's).

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