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スペインの一人当りの国内総生産は、欧州連合平均を100%とすると2011年には99%に(100%;2010年)ルクセンブルグ274%?(271%?)、オランダ;131%(129%)、オーストリア;129%(126%)、アイルランド;127%(128%)、ドイツ;120%(116%),フランス;108%(107%)、イタリア;101%(104%)、ギリシア;82%(90%)、ポルトガル;77%(80%)
La renta ‘per capita’, por debajo de la europea por primera vez desde 2001
La riqueza por habitante sufre su cuarto año consecutivo de descenso en 2011
Italia supera a España, que se sitúa como décimo país de la eurozona en la clasificación
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Fuente: Eurostat
Income 'per capita', below the EU for the first time since 2001
The per capita wealth is suffering its fourth consecutive year of decline in 2011
Spain beats Italy, which ranks as the tenth country in the eurozone in the classification
The Country Madrid 20 JUN 2012 - 13:54 CET
The per capita wealth is suffering its fourth consecutive year of decline in 2011
Spain beats Italy, which ranks as the tenth country in the eurozone in the classification
The Country Madrid 20 JUN 2012 - 13:54 CET
The last four years of crises that have hit Spain have left a serious mark in the pocket of its citizens, for the first time since 2001 have a wealth per capita below the EU average. As reported Wednesday by Eurostat, the EU statistics office, GDP per capita in Spain fell in 2011 by one percentage point to stand at 99% of EU average, something unknown in the past 10 years. With respect to the euro zone, the distance is extended to nine points.
Spain did in 2002 put its per capita income on par with the European average (represented by 100%), and exalted by the housing boom, jumped up to 105% in four years. In 2007, the beginning of the crisis, per capita income in Spain remained in this 105% of the EU average. But it has not stopped since then to fall down again below 100% last year.
Despite the persistent deterioration suffered by the Spanish economy remains the tenth largest monetary union in per capita income. However, during the past year has been put forward by Italy, who shared this position, as the Alpine country has improved its per capita wealth to spend 100% of 2010 to 101%.
In the euro zone, meanwhile, GDP per capita in 2011 was 108% against the whole EU, in line with the data of the previous year and only one percentage point below the maximum level of 109% in 2007 .
Among the major states of the eurozone, Germany has already surpassed its level of income per capita before the crisis (going from 116% to 120% of average), while France is still slightly below (107% vs. 108%) and Italy lost three points to stand at 101% of EU average.
In the whole EU, the country with the highest per capita wealth be returned to Luxembourg (274% of the EU average, compared to 271% of 2010), followed by the Netherlands (131%, two points below the year above), Austria (129% versus 126% in 2010) and Ireland (127% versus 128%).
In contrast, the poorest countries of the EU are Bulgaria, with 45% of the wealth per capita EU average, two points more than in 2010, Romania (49%, from 45%), Latvia (58% from 52%), Lithuania (62% from 58%), Poland (65% from 62%), Hungary (66% from 64%), Estonia (67% from 65%) and Slovakia (73% versus 74% in 2010).
Spain did in 2002 put its per capita income on par with the European average (represented by 100%), and exalted by the housing boom, jumped up to 105% in four years. In 2007, the beginning of the crisis, per capita income in Spain remained in this 105% of the EU average. But it has not stopped since then to fall down again below 100% last year.
Despite the persistent deterioration suffered by the Spanish economy remains the tenth largest monetary union in per capita income. However, during the past year has been put forward by Italy, who shared this position, as the Alpine country has improved its per capita wealth to spend 100% of 2010 to 101%.
In the euro zone, meanwhile, GDP per capita in 2011 was 108% against the whole EU, in line with the data of the previous year and only one percentage point below the maximum level of 109% in 2007 .
Among the major states of the eurozone, Germany has already surpassed its level of income per capita before the crisis (going from 116% to 120% of average), while France is still slightly below (107% vs. 108%) and Italy lost three points to stand at 101% of EU average.
In the whole EU, the country with the highest per capita wealth be returned to Luxembourg (274% of the EU average, compared to 271% of 2010), followed by the Netherlands (131%, two points below the year above), Austria (129% versus 126% in 2010) and Ireland (127% versus 128%).
In contrast, the poorest countries of the EU are Bulgaria, with 45% of the wealth per capita EU average, two points more than in 2010, Romania (49%, from 45%), Latvia (58% from 52%), Lithuania (62% from 58%), Poland (65% from 62%), Hungary (66% from 64%), Estonia (67% from 65%) and Slovakia (73% versus 74% in 2010).
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