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Purchasing power parities


PURCHASING POWER PARITIES AT GDP LEVEL (ЕU-27_2020=1) 1
Country Gross domestic product
2022*
EU-27_2020 1
Euro area 20 (BE, DE, IE, GR, EE, ES, FR, IT, LV,LT, LU, NL, AT, PT, SI, FI, CY, MT, SK, HR) 1.049981
Austria 1.120300
Belgium 1.112521
Bulgaria 1.172516
Germany 1.121881
Greece 0.823539
Denmark 9.848085
Estonia 0.887122
Ireland 1.193057
Spain 0.929076
Italy 0.962119
Cyprus 0.914302
Latvia 0.793558
Lithuania 0.746185
Luxembourg 1.295720
Malta 0.882869
Netherlands 1.167416
Poland 2.908159
Portugal 0.857030
Romania 2.727995
Slovakia 0.831499
Slovenia 0.859611
Hungary 251.258913
Finland 1.250496
France 1.079513
Croatia 5.035089
Czechia 19.827028
Sweden 13.504466

Source: EUROSTAT, Database: PPP domain/23.03.2023.
1 The purchasing power parities (PPPs) measure the price ratios in the partner countries and are applied to convert the economic indicators to an artificial common currency called Purchasing power standard (PPS), which equalizes the purchasing power of different national currencies, i.e. 1 PPS buys the same given average volume of goods and services in all countries, whereas different amounts of national currency units are needed to buy this volume of goods and services, depending on the national price level.
* Flash estimates
PURCHASING POWER PARITIES FOR ACTUAL INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION (ЕU-27_2020=1) 1
Country Actual Individual Consumption
2022*
EU-27_2020 1
Euro area 20 (BE, DE, IE, GR, EE, ES, FR, IT, LV, LT, LU, NL, AT, PT, SI, FI, CY, MT, SK, HR) 1.059314
Austria 1.161395
Belgium 1.166922
Bulgaria 1.076238
Germany 1.097608
Greece 0.846791
Denmark 10.756036
Estonia 0.908420
Ireland 1.478425
Spain 0.980467
Italy 1.012342
Cyprus 0.944348
Latvia 0.789796
Lithuania 0.733902
Luxembourg 1.529385
Malta 0.893448
Netherlands 1.197675
Poland 2.748528
Portugal 0.882066
Romania 2.544018
Slovakia 0.850838
Slovenia 0.897411
Hungary 243.287783
Finland 1.285419
France 1.062146
Croatia 5.125373
Czechia 19.341988
Sweden 14.061484

Source: EUROSTAT, Database: PPP domain/23.03.2023.
1 The purchasing power parities (PPPs) measure the price ratios in the partner countries and are applied to convert the economic indicators to an artificial common currency called Purchasing power standard (PPS), which equalizes the purchasing power of different national currencies, i.e. 1 PPS buys the same given average volume of goods and services in all countries, whereas different amounts of national currency units are needed to buy this volume of goods and services, depending on the national price level.
* Flash estimates
23.03.2023