Originally posted by KazetNagorra
Well, maybe "classless" is a bit of an exaggeration, but try the Scandinavian ones and Finland.
I went to the Wikipedia pages "List of European Countries by Average Wage" and "List of European Countries by Median Wage" and copy and pasted into a spreadsheet and then worked out the difference between average and median wage and divided by average wage (normally higher). For Norway you seem to be right, but not Denmark so much.
The difference figure is the difference in years when the data is from (For Germany this is 5 so that figure should be taken with a pinch of salt). Also this sometimes comes out negative, which implies otherwise equal wages with an underclass or a problem with the data. All figures are in Euros
Country average median difference % difference
Austria 2114 1817 297 14.05% 0
Belarus 394 328 66 16.75% 0
Belgium 1946 1807 139 7.14% -1
Bulgaria 333 238 95 28.53% -1
Cyprus 1833 1411 422 23.02% -1
Denmark 3113 2215 898 28.85% 0
Estonia 778 580 198 25.45% 0
Finland 2321 1892 429 18.48% -1
France 2128 1717 411 19.31% -1
Germany 2054 1772 282 13.73% -5
Greece 818 1042 -224 -27.38% -1
Hungary 492 396 96 19.51% -2
Iceland 1895 1613 282 14.88% 0
Italy 1898 1336 562 29.61% -1
Latvia 504 368 136 26.98% -1
Lithuania 524 361 163 31.11% -1
Luxembourg 3189 2875 314 9.85% 0
Malta 1092 950 142 13.00% -1
Netherlands 2136 1714 422 19.76% 0
Norway 3527 3336 191 5.42% -1
Poland 681 697 -16 -2.35% -3
Portugal 805 694 111 13.79% 0
Ireland 2160 1644 516 23.89% -2
Romania 395 176 219 55.44% -1
Serbia 436 270 166 38.07% 0
Slovakia 683 577 106 15.52% -1
Slovenia 1000 1010 -10 -1.00% 0
Spain 1615 997 618 38.27% -1
Sweden 2268 2053 215 9.48% 0
Switzerland 4047 3754 293 7.24% 1
Turkey 574 895 -321 -55.92% 0
Ukraine 173 284 -111 -64.16% -1
United Kingdom 2496 2080 416 16.67% 0