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Map of sovereign states in Europe by projected 2024 GDP (PPP) per capita based on international dollars. An interactive map with estimated data for 2024 from the IMF, using GDP based on purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita, shown in current international dollars.
Sep 1, 2023 · Greece has a GDP per capita of $39,480. Greece ranks 11th among the richest to poorest countries in Europe by GDP per capita (PPP). 10. Russian Federation. GDP per capita (PPP): $34,840
- Slovenia - $36,566 GDP Per Capita
- Czech Republic - $37,546 GDP Per Capita
- Cyprus - $38,980 GDP Per Capita
- Italy - $39,499 GDP Per Capita
- Spain - $40,289 GDP Per Capita
- Malta - $44,670 GDP Per Capita
- France - $45,473 GDP Per Capita
- United Kingdom - $45,565 GDP Per Capita
- Finland - $46,342 GDP Per Capita
- Belgium - $48,258 GDP Per Capita
The small but mighty sovereign state of Slovenia creeps onto our list at 20th position. Bordered by 4 countries and lapped by the Adriatic Sea, Slovenia is the 2nd wealthiest Slavic country per capita (the Czech Republic just pips it the post at number 1 spot). Its export-oriented economy took a major hit during the 2009 Eurozone crises, shrinking ...
The Czech Republic (or Czechia, as its known to its inhabitants) is a landlocked country situated smack bang in the middle of Europe. Its capital and largest city, Prague, boasts a population of 1.3 million, while other major cities include Brno, Ostrava and the beer- capital of Europe, Pilsen. Its developed, export-orientated economy is founded la...
After joining the European Union in 2004, Cyprus enjoyed a brief period of prosperity until the Eurozone crisis hit its shores in 2012. Cyprus’s economy took such a hit that in 2012, its credit rating was relegated to junk status by credit rating agency, Finch. Thankfully, a steady stream of tourists, along with an influx of foreign investors keen ...
With a population of 61 million and $39,499 GDP per capita, Italy occupies the position of 4th most populous EU member and 17th richest European country overall. Italy’s buoyant economy is largely a result of its sizable agricultural sector and competitively placed automotive, manufacturing and fashion industries. It can also thank its wealth on it...
Spain enjoys the position of Southern Europe’s largest country, and the fourth largest across Europe as a whole. Despite an unemployment rate that ranks among the highest in the Eurozone, an education system that’s one of the poorest across the developed worldand a large, informal economy, the Spanish economy has seen substantial growth since the ‘...
Malta manages to combine being the tenth smallest country in the world with its fifth most populated. With a Mediterranean climate and legions of sites of historical and architectural significance (including 3 UNESCO World Heritage Sites), it’s little wonder its economy relies heavily on tourism. In terms of GDP, tourism contributes a healthy 27.1%...
The sovereign state of France is a leading member state of the European Union and the Eurozone, as well as a member of the Group of 7, NATO, OECD and WTO. With a mixed economy that includes both state and private enterprises, French companies such as AXA (the largest insurance company in the word), BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and the Société Génér...
With a population of approximately 66 million, the United Kingdom is the 22nd most populous country in the world. Its partially regulated economy is driven largely by the service sector, which contributes around 80% of GDP. Other key economic dependencies include manufacturing, an automotive industry that generates around £42 billion of exports ann...
The Northern European country of Finland boasts a small but comparatively wealthy population of 5.52 million. Its economy is highly developed and based largely around the service sector, which contributes around 70% of GDP. Industry, meanwhile, makes up 27.2% of GDP (with electronics, machinery, automobiles and metals making up its key productions)...
As one of the 6 founding countries of the European Union, Belgium enjoys an advanced, high income economy. Its combination of a highly skilled, multilingual work force and its position at the epicenter of Europe’s most industrialized region contributes to its ranking as one of the world’s largest trading nations, with machinery and equipment, chemi...
Nov 29, 2023 · 12 European Countries with the Best Economy Right Now 12. Russia. GDP Per Capita (2023): $35,310. GDP (2023): $5.06 Trillion. Officially the Russian Federation spans Eastern Europe and Northern Asia.
Jul 2, 2021 · Danish households are the richest in the European Union, according to a data analysis by the country's central bank. The average household in Denmark had 1.88 million Danish krone ($300,000) in ...
- Vicky Mckeever
Western Europe: Europe: 4,829: 1.1%: 5.514 Brazil * South America: Americas: 4,628: 1.0%: 1.921 Russia * Eastern Europe: Europe: 4,386: 0.97%: 1.795 Hong Kong * Eastern Asia: Asia: 3,493: 0.77%: 8.384 Indonesia * South-eastern Asia: Asia: 3,256: 0.72%: 1.629 Belgium * Western Europe: Europe: 3,195: 0.70%: 4.116 Iran * Southern Asia: Asia: 3,034 ...
Russia has the largest surplus of those European countries not a member of either (or both) the EU or eurozone. Ukraine has the smallest average wage in Europe, mostly as a result of the ongoing war. United Kingdom has the largest deficit of any country in Europe and the European Union. Social
