High Technology Indicators 
National tables according to approach by sectors
Average earnings per worker and month in high tech sectors by branch of activity and period. 
Units: euros

;Total wage cost: 4th quarter 2019;
High and intermediate-high tech manufacturing sectors;2,772.2;
High tech manufacturing sectors;3,501.2;
21 Manufacture of computers, electronic and optical products;3,950.1;
26 Manufacture of computers, electronic and optical prroducts;2,766.5;
30 Manufacture of aircraft and spacecraft and its machinery;3,381.2;
Intermediate-high tech manufacturing sectors;2,686.8;
20 Chemical industry;2,931.6;
25 Manufacture of weapons and ammunition;2,401.2;
27-29 Manufacture of electrical material and equipment Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers;2,756.5;
30 Manufacture of other transport equipment, except: naval construction, aircraft and spacecraft construction and its machinery.;3,381.2;
32 Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies;2,045.0;
High tech or state-of-the-art services;3,123.9;
59-63 Motion picture, video and tv programme activities, sound recording and music edition Radio and tv programming and broadcasting activities Telecommunications Programming, consultancy and other activities related to IT Information services;3,168.3;
72 Research and development;2,887.3;
Total high and intermediate-high technology sectors;2,905.2;
All the sections of the CNAE (*);2,074.8;
Manufacture industry and services;2,022.6;
Notes:
1) The information is presented at the two-digit CNAE level. The information at the three-digit level is not representative.  
    
 2)Sections C to N of the NACE-2009.   
    
 3)These branches include, in addition to High Technology activities, other activities that are not High Technology.   
    
 Source:  Quarterly Labour Cost Survey.  
    
 High technology sector, according to NACE 2009: 20, 21, 25.4, 26, 27-29, 30 except  30.1, 32.5, 59-63 y 72.  
    
 The change of nomenclature in the literals is for clarity and not a methodological change.
Source: National Statistics Institute