Consequence of the movement in the work market, according to Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistic (IBGE), the real income average (deducted the inflation) of the workers in Brazil grew 1,7% (R$ 1,036), in relation the 2007 (R$ 1,019). It was what disclosed the National Research of Domiciles (Pnad), divulged in the last friday (18) by the entity. The research, that considers the income of people of ten years or age, busy and with income in the passed year, shows that, although the growth, the expansion rhythm diminished in relation to the previous years. Of 2005 for 2006, the increase had been of 7,2% and 2006 for 2007, of 3,1%. Pnad 2008 also pointed that the population poor presented the biggest profits in relation to 2007. According to research, for 10% of the busy workers with the incomes lowest, the growth of the monthly income was of 4,3%. Already 10% of the workers with raised income had had a 0,3% increase, of one year for the other. Beyond the income of the workers, of all the sources and also domiciliating had had growths of 2007 for 2008 (2% and 2,8%, respectively). In what it says respect to the average income of the domiciles, the Pnad showed an income esteem in R$ 1,968, 00. This was the only case where the increase grew in comparison to the refined one in 2007 before 2006 (1,4%). But, the high one was inferior to registered in 2006 in relation to 2005 (7,6%). Of 2007 for 2008, the Northeast and the Center-West had registered the biggest profits in the monthly average income of the workers, with an increase of 5,4% and 3,2%, respectively, in relation to the previous year. Exactly with the biggest growth, the Northeast still has the lesser average wage (monthly R$ 685). Also it had increases in the South (2.1%) and Southeast (0.5%). In the North region, there was no significant variation and the Center-West registered the biggest wage (R$ 1,261).