Serbia's GDP per capita 35% of EU average

Serbia's GDP per capita expressed in Purchasing Power Standards (PPS) was at 35 percent of the EU average in 2011, according to preliminary data from Eurostat.

Izvor: Tanjug

Thursday, 21.06.2012.

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Serbia's GDP per capita expressed in Purchasing Power Standards (PPS) was at 35 percent of the EU average in 2011, according to preliminary data from Eurostat. The Actual Individual Consumption (AIC) per capita in Serbia was 44 percent of the EU average, the Eurostat website said. Serbia's GDP per capita 35% of EU average Only Albania and Bosnia-Herzegovina have lower standards, with Albania at 34 percent of the average GDP in the EU and 34 percent of the AIC, while Bosnia was at 29 percent of the average EU GDP and 35 percent of the average AIC. Slovenia is ranked best when it comes to the countries of the former Yugoslavia. Its GDP was at 84 percent and AIC at 81 percent of the EU average. Croatia followed with 61 percent of the average GDP and 56 percent of the average AIC. Montenegro and Macedonia were ranked just above Serbia. The EU's richest country is Luxembourg, whose GDP per capita was 274 percent of the EU average and the AIC stood at 150 percent, Eurostat said. The Netherlands is ranked behind Luxembourg, with 131 percent of the EU's average GDP per capita and 113 percent of the average AIC, followed by Austria (129 and 117 percent), Ireland (127 and 100 percent), Sweden (126 and 115 percent), Denmark (125 and 113 percent) and Germany (120 and 119 percent). Bulgaria is the poorest country of the EU, whose GDP per capita expressed in PPS is at 45 percent of the EU average, while the AIC is 44 percent. Romania is ahead of it with 49 and 47 percent, Latvia has 58 and 56 percent and Lithuania 62 and 66 percent. Tanjug

Serbia's GDP per capita 35% of EU average

Only Albania and Bosnia-Herzegovina have lower standards, with Albania at 34 percent of the average GDP in the EU and 34 percent of the AIC, while Bosnia was at 29 percent of the average EU GDP and 35 percent of the average AIC.

Slovenia is ranked best when it comes to the countries of the former Yugoslavia. Its GDP was at 84 percent and AIC at 81 percent of the EU average. Croatia followed with 61 percent of the average GDP and 56 percent of the average AIC. Montenegro and Macedonia were ranked just above Serbia.

The EU's richest country is Luxembourg, whose GDP per capita was 274 percent of the EU average and the AIC stood at 150 percent, Eurostat said.

The Netherlands is ranked behind Luxembourg, with 131 percent of the EU's average GDP per capita and 113 percent of the average AIC, followed by Austria (129 and 117 percent), Ireland (127 and 100 percent), Sweden (126 and 115 percent), Denmark (125 and 113 percent) and Germany (120 and 119 percent).

Bulgaria is the poorest country of the EU, whose GDP per capita expressed in PPS is at 45 percent of the EU average, while the AIC is 44 percent. Romania is ahead of it with 49 and 47 percent, Latvia has 58 and 56 percent and Lithuania 62 and 66 percent.

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