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Population and GDP per capita of European Union member states in blue and light blue (eurozone). Non-EU states are shown in red. Originally conceived by Kaihsu Tai, circa 2004-10-07. Updated with 2010 data from IMF and Eurostat by Sliwers. Updated with countries and eurozone membership by AlwaysUnite.
- AL - Albania
- AT - Austria
- BA - Bosnia-Herzegovina
- BE - Belgium
- BG - Bulgaria
- CH - Switzerland
- CY - Cyprus
- CZ - Czech Republic
- DE - Germany
- DK - Denmark
- EE - Estonia
- EL - Greece
- ES - Spain
- FI - Finland
- FR - France
- HR - Croatia
- HU - Hungary
- IE - Ireland
- IT - Italy
- IS - Iceland
- LT - Lithuania
- LU - Luxembourg
- LV - Latvia
- MD - Moldova
- ME - Montenegro
- MK - FYR of Macedonia
- MT - Malta
- NL - Netherlands
- NO - Norway
- NCY - Northern Cyprus (Only recognised as such by Turkey)
- PL - Poland
- PT - Portugal
- RO - Romania
- SB - Serbia
- SE - Sweden
- SI - Slovenia
- SK - Slovakia
- TR - Turkey
- UA - Ukraine
- UK - United Kingdom
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Date |
28 June 2011 |
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- GDP data from IMF (2010)
- Population from Eurostat
For future updates, both of these data are available from Eurostat:
- GDP: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=tec00001&mode=view http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=nama_gdp_c&mode=view
- Population: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=tps00001&mode=view
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Author |
Copyright © 2004, 2006, 2007 Kaihsu Tai |
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