Third-country Economic Relationships With The European Union - Economic Variation

Economic Variation

Below is a table and three graphs showing, respectively, the GDP (PPP), the GDP (PPP) per capita and the GDP (nominal) per capita for some of the third countries that the European Union has relations with. This can be used as a rough gauge to the relative standards of living among member states.

The table is sorted by GDP (PPP) per capita to show the relative economic development level of the different countries. Reference values for the EU average, highest and lowest are included.

Third country GDP (PPP)
GDP (PPP)
per capita
GDP (nominal)
per capita
European Economic Area:
Luxembourg (EU highest) 38,808 78,395 104,512
European Union (EU average) 14,793,000 29,729 33,052
Bulgaria (EU lowest) 90,869 12,067 6,722
Iceland 12,148 38,022 37,976
Liechtenstein 4,160 122,100 113,210
Norway 259,054 52,964 88,590
European Free Trade Association:
Switzerland 314,869 43,007 69,838
European Microstates:
Vatican City
252 273,615 no data
San Marino 1,170 35,928 44,208
Monaco 4,888 65,928 88,761
Andorra 4,220 44,900 34,240
Current Enlargement Agenda:
Albania 22,839 7,169 3,837
Bosnia and Herzegovina 29,804 7,634 4,365
Croatia 78,427 17,707 15,283
Kosovo 5,300 2,500 2,965
Macedonia 19,310 9,341 4,499
Montenegro 6,506 10,393 6,120
Serbia 80,602 10,897 5,898
Turkey 1,118,967 15,392 10,206
European Neighbourhood Policy:
Israel 158,350 23,416 18,266
Libya 67,244 11,630 6,699
Russia 1,575,561 11,041 5,369
Tunisia 83,673 8,255 2,978
Belarus 75,217 7,711 3,031
Algeria 237,684 7,189 3,086
Ukraine 338,486 7,156 1,727
Lebanon 24,420 6,681 6,033
Jordan 27,960 4,825 2,219
Azerbaijan 38,708 4,601 1,493
Morocco 135,742 4,503 1,725
Egypt 305,255 4,317 1,316
Armenia 14,167 4,270 1,137
Syria 71,736 3,847 1,418
Georgia 15,498 3,616 1,493
Moldova 8,563 2,374 825
Palestinian Authority 2,568 660 no data

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