Economy and productivity
Compare economic output, growth and productivity using clearly defined measures. This page lists 19 measures from Eurostat, ONS, World Bank. There are also 5 related measures filed under other topics.
From Eurostat
GDP per inhabitant in purchasing power standards, by region
Gross domestic product of the region at current prices divided by its average population, converted to purchasing power standards (PPS). PPS is an art...
GDP per inhabitant in euro, by region
Gross domestic product of the region at current market prices divided by its average population, in euro. Price levels differ between countries, so us...
GDP per capita in euro
Gross domestic product at market prices divided by the population, in current euro. Values are nominal and not adjusted for price-level differences; u...
GDP per capita in purchasing power standards (EU = 100)
Volume index of GDP per person in purchasing power standards, relative to the EU average set to 100. It removes price-level differences, so it compare...
Real GDP growth rate (Eurostat)
The percentage change in gross domestic product compared with the previous year, measured in chain-linked volumes so that price changes are removed.
Gross domestic product in euro
The total value of goods and services produced in the economy during the year, at market prices, in millions of current euro.
Quarterly GDP growth (seasonally adjusted)
The percentage change in real GDP compared with the previous quarter, using chain-linked volumes adjusted for seasonal and calendar effects.
Labour productivity growth per hour worked
The annual change in real output (GDP in chain-linked volumes) per hour worked by all employed people.
Quarterly GDP growth on a year earlier
The change in real GDP compared with the same quarter of the previous year, using chain-linked volumes adjusted for seasonal and calendar effects.
From ONS
From World Bank
Gross domestic product in US dollars
Gross domestic product at purchaser's prices, converted from local currency at official annual exchange rates, in current US dollars. Exchange-rate mo...
GDP per capita in US dollars
GDP divided by midyear population, in current US dollars converted at official exchange rates. Not adjusted for price differences between countries.
GDP per capita, PPP (constant 2021 international dollars)
GDP per person converted to international dollars using purchasing power parity rates, at constant 2021 prices. It adjusts for price-level differences...
GNI per capita, Atlas method
Gross national income per person converted to US dollars with the World Bank Atlas method, which smooths exchange-rate fluctuations. The World Bank us...
Real GDP growth (World Bank)
Annual percentage growth of GDP at market prices in constant local currency, so price changes are removed.
Services as a share of GDP
Value added by services, including trade, transport, government, finance, professional and personal services, as a percentage of GDP.
Investment (gross capital formation) as a share of GDP
Spending on additions to fixed assets (buildings, machinery, infrastructure) plus net changes in inventories, as a percentage of GDP.
Gross savings as a share of GDP
Gross national income less total consumption, plus net transfers, as a percentage of GDP.
Household consumption per person (constant 2015 US dollars)
Spending by households and non-profit institutions serving households on goods and services, per person, at constant 2015 prices converted to US dolla...
Related measures in other topics
Disposable household income per inhabitant in purchasing power standards, by region
Net disposable income of private households in the region (income after taxes, social contributions and social benefits) divided by the population, in...
Industry, including construction, as a share of GDP
Value added by mining, manufacturing, construction, electricity, water and gas, as a percentage of GDP.
Agriculture, forestry and fishing as a share of GDP
Value added by agriculture, forestry, hunting and fishing, as a percentage of GDP.
Personal remittances received
Money and goods sent home by migrant workers and other residents abroad, plus compensation of non-resident workers, as a percentage of GDP.
Manufacturing as a share of GDP
Value added by manufacturing industries, as a percentage of GDP.