Your question should be answered like this. If it is the same type of area, the treatment of civil servants is the same, because their salary is the corresponding level and corresponding treatment stipulated by the state. But we can learn about the economic development of these areas from another side, and we can also reflect the income outside wages from another level. For example, the standard of subsistence allowances in various places is a measure. In economically developed areas, the standard of subsistence allowances will be correspondingly higher. I found some information posted on the Internet as follows: By the end of last year, there were 3 1 127 households in Changzhou that were included in the urban and rural subsistence allowances, and the number of subsistence allowances was 59,483. Last year, the city's urban minimum living standard was 390 yuan per person per month in the urban area, 360 yuan in Wujin and Jintan, and 330 yuan in Liyang; The rural minimum living standard is 390 yuan per person per month in Xinbei District, 360 yuan in Wujin, 250 yuan in Jintan and 2 10 yuan in Liyang. As you can see from this table. Changzhou's economy is relatively developed. As for the treatment, you can compare and decide for yourself. I don't know if you are satisfied with my answer, thank you for adopting it and giving points.