Employment Standard of Living

Austria

Luxembourg

Netherlands

Germany

Malta

Czech Republic

Romania

Denmark

Belgium

Finland

United Kingdom

Sweden

Slovenia

Poland

France

Estonia

EU-28

Italy

Hungary

Cyprus

Bulgaria

Lithuania

Slovakia

Ireland

Latvia

Croatia

Portugal

Greece

Spain

Baden-Württemberg

Data: 2012. – 1) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 75 years per econo-mically active persons of the same age-group in %. – 2) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 25 years per economically active persons of the same age-group in %.

884 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Unemployment ratein %

3.4 5.6

4.3 8.7

5.1 18.0

5.3 9.5

5.5 8.1

6.4 14.2

7.0 19.5

7.0 22.7

7.5 14.1

7.6 19.8

7.7 19.0

7.9 21.0

8.0 23.7

8.9 20.6

10.1 26,5

10.2 24.7

10.2 20.9

10.5 23.0

10.7 35.3

10.9 28.1

11.9 27.8

12.3 28.1

13.4 26.7

14.0 34.0

14.7 30.4

15.0 28.5

15.8 43.0

15.9 37.7

24.3 55.3

25.0 53.2

youth2)

total1)

Spain

Italy

Data: 2011.

885 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

female male

Life expectancy at birthyears

Baden-Württemberg

EU-28

France

Portugal

Austria

Sweden

Finland

Luxembourg

Slovenia

Belgium

Cyprus

Netherlands

Greece

United Kingdom

Ireland

Germany

Denmark

Estonia

Czech Republic

Poland

Croatia

Slowakia

Lithuania

Latvia

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Malta

Japan

USA

China

Russian Federation

India

85.778.7

85.479.4

85.380.1

84.077.6

83.978.3

83.879.9

83.877.3

83.679.2

83.678.5

83.376.8

83.277.8 83.277.4

83.179.3

83.179.4

83.178.5

83.179.1

82.978.6 82.8

78.3 82.7

77.7 81.9

77.8 81.371.2 81.1

74.8 81.1

72.6 80,473.9 79.8

72.3 79.3

68.1 78.8

68.6 78.7

71.2 78.2

71.0 77.8

70.7

85.979.4

81.176.3

76.473.8

75.163.2

67.764.3

Country

Total em‑ployment

Employment rate by age group and gender

15 – 6415 – 24 55 – 64

million persons

total women

%

Germany 40.1 72.8 68.0 46.6 61.5

Baden-Württemberg 5.5 75.7 70.4 49.6 67.0

Austria 4.2 72.5 67.3 54.6 43.1

Belgium 4.5 61.8 56.8 25.3 39.5

Bulgaria 2.9 58.8 56.3 21.9 45.7

Croatia 1.4 50.7 46.2 16.9 36.7

Cyprus 0.4 64.6 59.4 28.1 50.7

Czech Republic 4.9 66.5 58.2 25.2 49.3

Denmark 2.7 72.6 70.0 55.0 60.8

Estonia 0.6 67.1 64.7 33.0 60.6

Finland 2.5 69.4 68.2 41.8 58.2

France 25.8 63.9 60.0 28.8 44.5

Greece 3.8 51.3 41.9 13.1 36.4

Hungary 3.9 57.2 52.1 18.6 36.9

Ireland 1.8 58.8 55.1 28.2 49.3

Italy 22.9 56.8 47.1 18.6 40.4

Latvia 0.9 63.0 61.7 28.7 52.8

Lithuania 1.3 62.0 61.8 21.5 51.7

Luxembourg 0.2 65.8 59.0 21.7 41.0

Malta 0.2 59.0 44.2 43.8 33.6

Netherlands 8.4 75.1 70.4 63.3 58.6

Poland 15.6 59.7 53.1 24.7 38.7

Portugal 4.6 61.8 58.7 23.6 46.5

Romania 9.3 59.5 52.6 23.9 41.4

Slovakia 2.3 59.7 52.7 20.1 43.1

Slovenia 0.9 64.1 60.5 27.3 32.9

Spain 17.3 55.4 50.6 18.2 43.9

Sweden 4.7 73.8 71.8 40.2 73.0

United Kingdom 29.4 70.1 65.1 46.9 58.1

EU-28 217.5 64.1 58.5 32.8 48.8

Data: 2012.

Country

Turnout at the

European election

2009

House‑ holds usingbroad‑

band con‑nection1)

Domestic and bulky

waste

Number of practising physicians

Number of passenger

cars

per 100 000

inhabitants

per 1 000

inhabitants% kg per inhabitant

Germany 43.3 82 196 389 539

Baden-Württemberg 52.0 79 142 381 567

Austria 46.0 77 179 478 528

Belgium 90.4 75 152 292 480

Bulgaria 39.0 51 318 371 353

Croatia – 60 . 278 345

Cyprus 59.4 62 114 302 551

Czech Republic 28.2 63 257 358 429

Denmark 59.5 85 226 348 468

Estonia 43.9 74 121 324 412

Finland 40.3 85 160 327 535

France 40.6 77 278 327 481

Greece 52.6 51 406 613 499

Hungary 36.3 68 236 287 301

Ireland 58.6 65 309 421 434

Italy 65.1 55 353 392 606

Latvia 53.7 67 176 291 307

Lithuania 21.0 61 230 372 554

Luxembourg 90.8 68 222 277 660

Malta 78.8 77 261 308 579

Netherlands 36.8 84 265 292 464

Poland 24.5 67 219 218 447

Portugal 36.8 60 470 382 421

Romania 27.7 50 149 237 202

Slovakia 19.6 72 269 334 310

Slovenia 28.3 73 247 243 518

Spain 44.9 67 418 378 480

Sweden 45.5 87 230 380 460

United Kingdom 34.7 86 311 271 455

EU-28 43.0 1) 72 273 . .

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) as internet access. – 2) EU‑27.

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Population Economy Baden-Württemberg and the European Union

Data: 2012.

879 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Gross domestic productper inhabitant in 1 000 Euro

Japan

USA

80.7

43.8

42.8

36.4

36.0

35.8

35.7

35.6

34.0

32.3 31.1

30.5

25.7

25.5

20.5

17.2

17.2

16.3

15.6

14.6

13.2

13.0

11.0

10.9Croatia 10.3

6.2

5.4

40.2

36.4

11.1

4.7

1.2

22.3

Luxembourg

Denmark

Sweden

Austria

Netherlands

Ireland

Finland

Belgium

Germany

FranceUnited Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Cyprus

Greece

Slovenia

Malta

Portugal

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Estonia

Lithuania

Latvia

Poland

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Russian Federation

China

India

EU-28

Baden-Württemberg

9.9

9.8

2014 – the year of the European Election. As such, 2014 will most probably be dominated by issues on which this newly published flyer „Baden‑Württemberg and the European Union“ provides important background knowledge for the reader.Selected key data on the European state go‑vernment in comparison to Baden‑Württemberg is clearly presented. For example: How high were youth unemployment or inflation rates in

each member state? What was the electoral participation in each Europe‑an Election in 2009? These and many other topics – from tourism to life expectancy ‑ are included in this publication.

The European Union has become an impor‑tant part of our lives and influences many areas of our daily routine.

Mutual exchange and being able to live, learn and work anywhere in the European Union means that Europe is becoming continuously closer. Borders, other languages and cultures are no longer seen as barriers that cannot be overcome, but rather as aspects that enrich and benefit our quality of life. The European

Union has developed into a region of and for almost 500 million people where mutual exchange is part of daily life.

Baden‑Württemberg and its economy benefit to a large extent from the European Single Market and the common currency. But this also means that we have a great deal of responsibility in Europe. The state government will take on this responsibility in the future and will particularly support the strengthening of the democratic and social dimension of Europe.

Peter FriedrichMinister for the German Federal Council (Bundesrat), Europe and International Affairs

Iceland

Ireland

United Kingdom

PortugalSpain

France Switzerland

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Germany

Denmark

Norway

Bulgaria

Greece

Turkey

Malta

Italy

Albania

The Former Yugoslav Republic

of Macedonia

Monte-negro

Republik Kosovo

SerbiaBosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia

Poland

Slovakia

Czech Republic

Austria

Slovenia

HungaryRomania

Ukraine

Republic ofMoldova

Belarus

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Russian Federation

Finland

Sweden

Cyprus

88-11-13-01F

Dr. Carmina BrennerPresident of the State Office of Statistics, Baden‑Württemberg

505.6

Populationmillion

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year.

882 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Germany

France

United Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Poland

Romania

Netherlands

Belgium

Greece

Baden-Württemberg

Czech Republic

Portugal

Hungary

Sweden

Austria

Bulgaria

Denmark

Finland

Slovakia

Croatia

Lithuania

Slovenia

Latvia

EstoniaCyprus

Luxembourg

Malta

China

India

USA

Russian Federation

Japan

EU-28

7.3

5.6

5.4

5.4

4.3

4.6

3.0

2.1

2.0

1.3

0.9

0.5

0.4

Ireland

1 350.7

1 236.7

313.9

143.5 127.6

80.5

65.6 63.7

59.7

46.7

38.5

20.1

16.8

11.2

11.1

10.6

10.5

10.5

9.9

9.6

8.5

CountrySurface

area

Population

Total DensityBy

citizenship: foreigners

Children per

woman

1 000 km2 million per km2 1 000 number

Germany 357 80.5 225 6 628 1.4

Baden-Württemberg 36 10.6 296 1 209 1.4

Austria 84 8.5 101 948 1.4

Belgium 31 11.2 366 1 225 1.8

Bulgaria 111 7.3 66 39 1.5

Croatia 88 4.3 49 . 1.4

Cyprus 9 0.9 94 172 1.3

Czech Republic 79 10.5 133 423 1.4

Denmark 43 5.6 131 359 1.8

Estonia 45 1.3 29 207 1.5

France 633 65.6 104 3 858 2.0

Finland 338 5.4 16 182 1.8

Greece 132 11.1 84 975 1.4

Hungary 93 9.9 107 208 1.2

Ireland 70 4.6 66 488 2.0

Italy 301 59.7 198 4 826 1.4

Latvia 65 2.0 31 333 1.3

Lithuania 65 3.0 46 21 1.8

Luxembourg 3 0.5 208 230 1.5

Malta 0.3 0.4 1 333 20 1.5

Netherlands 42 16.8 404 698 1.8

Poland 313 38.5 123 57 1.3

Portugal 92 10.5 114 439 1.4

Romania 238 20.1 84 37 1.3

Slovakia 49 5.4 110 71 1.4

Slovenia 20 2.1 102 86 1.6

Spain 506 46.7 92 5 562 1.4

Sweden 439 9.6 22 646 1.9

United Kingdom 249 63.7 256 4 802 2.0

EU-28 4 494 505.6 113 33 5381) 1.61)

China 9 597 1 350.7 141 . 1.6

India 3 287 1 236.7 376 . 2.6

Japan 378 127.6 338 2 079 1.4

Russian Federation 17 098 143.5 8 687 1.5

USA 9 827 313.9 32 21 057 1.9

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) EU‑27.

Country

Gross domestic product

Economic growth Inflation

Value added tax1)

Tourism

EUR bnAnnual rate of

change in %

Standard rate in %

Nights spent per

1 000 inhabitants

Germany 2 643.9 0.7 2.0 19 5 058

Baden-Württemberg 389.5 0.6 1.8 19 4 511

Austria 307.0 0.9 2.6 20 12 974

Belgium 375.9 – 0.1 2.6 21 2 832

Bulgaria 39.7 0.8 2.4 20 2 764

Croatia 43.9 – 2.0 3.4 25 14 139

Cyprus 17.7 – 2.4 3.1 18 16 910

Czech Republic 152.9 – 1.0 3.5 21 3 766

Denmark 245.0 – 0.4 2.4 25 5 025

Estonia 17.4 3.9 4.2 20 4 139

Finland 192.5 – 0.8 3.2 24 3 762

France 2 032.3 0.0 2.2 19.6 6 131

Greece 193.7 – 6.4 1.0 23 7 741

Hungary 97.0 – 0.7 5.7 27 2 327

Ireland 163.9 0.2 1.9 23 6 303

Italy 1 567.0 – 2.5 3.3 21 6 271

Latvia 22.3 5.0 2.3 21 1 737

Lithuania 32.9 3.7 3.2 21 1 751

Luxembourg 42.9 – 0.2 2.9 15 4 654

Malta 6.8 0.8 3.2 18 18 759

Netherlands 599.3 – 1.2 2.8 21 5 024

Poland 381.2 1.9 3.7 23 1 609

Portugal 165.1 – 3.2 2.8 23 4 438

Romania 131.7 0.7 3.4 24 894

Slovakia 71.1 1.8 3.7 20 1 993

Slovenia 35.3 – 2.5 2.8 22 4 576

Spain 1 029.0 – 1.6 2.4 21 8 284

Sweden 407.7 1.0 0.9 25 5 124

United Kingdom 1 929.6 0.1 2.8 20 3 689

EU-28 12 967.7 – 0.4 2.6 – 4 886

China 6 442.2 7.8 2.6 17 .India 1 420.3 4.0 9.3 12.5 .Japan 4 640.2 2.0 0.0 5 .Russian Federation 1 573.8 3.4 5.1 18 .USA 12 643.7 2.8 2.1 .2) 6 546

Data: 2012. – 1) As per 1st July 2013. – 2) VAT‑rate non‑uniform.

Population Economy Baden-Württemberg and the European Union

Data: 2012.

879 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Gross domestic productper inhabitant in 1 000 Euro

Japan

USA

80.7

43.8

42.8

36.4

36.0

35.8

35.7

35.6

34.0

32.3 31.1

30.5

25.7

25.5

20.5

17.2

17.2

16.3

15.6

14.6

13.2

13.0

11.0

10.9Croatia 10.3

6.2

5.4

40.2

36.4

11.1

4.7

1.2

22.3

Luxembourg

Denmark

Sweden

Austria

Netherlands

Ireland

Finland

Belgium

Germany

FranceUnited Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Cyprus

Greece

Slovenia

Malta

Portugal

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Estonia

Lithuania

Latvia

Poland

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Russian Federation

China

India

EU-28

Baden-Württemberg

9.9

9.8

2014 – the year of the European Election. As such, 2014 will most probably be dominated by issues on which this newly published flyer „Baden‑Württemberg and the European Union“ provides important background knowledge for the reader.Selected key data on the European state go‑vernment in comparison to Baden‑Württemberg is clearly presented. For example: How high were youth unemployment or inflation rates in

each member state? What was the electoral participation in each Europe‑an Election in 2009? These and many other topics – from tourism to life expectancy ‑ are included in this publication.

The European Union has become an impor‑tant part of our lives and influences many areas of our daily routine.

Mutual exchange and being able to live, learn and work anywhere in the European Union means that Europe is becoming continuously closer. Borders, other languages and cultures are no longer seen as barriers that cannot be overcome, but rather as aspects that enrich and benefit our quality of life. The European

Union has developed into a region of and for almost 500 million people where mutual exchange is part of daily life.

Baden‑Württemberg and its economy benefit to a large extent from the European Single Market and the common currency. But this also means that we have a great deal of responsibility in Europe. The state government will take on this responsibility in the future and will particularly support the strengthening of the democratic and social dimension of Europe.

Peter FriedrichMinister for the German Federal Council (Bundesrat), Europe and International Affairs

Iceland

Ireland

United Kingdom

PortugalSpain

France Switzerland

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Germany

Denmark

Norway

Bulgaria

Greece

Turkey

Malta

Italy

Albania

The Former Yugoslav Republic

of Macedonia

Monte-negro

Republik Kosovo

SerbiaBosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia

Poland

Slovakia

Czech Republic

Austria

Slovenia

HungaryRomania

Ukraine

Republic ofMoldova

Belarus

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Russian Federation

Finland

Sweden

Cyprus

88-11-13-01F

Dr. Carmina BrennerPresident of the State Office of Statistics, Baden‑Württemberg

505.6

Populationmillion

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year.

882 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Germany

France

United Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Poland

Romania

Netherlands

Belgium

Greece

Baden-Württemberg

Czech Republic

Portugal

Hungary

Sweden

Austria

Bulgaria

Denmark

Finland

Slovakia

Croatia

Lithuania

Slovenia

Latvia

EstoniaCyprus

Luxembourg

Malta

China

India

USA

Russian Federation

Japan

EU-28

7.3

5.6

5.4

5.4

4.3

4.6

3.0

2.1

2.0

1.3

0.9

0.5

0.4

Ireland

1 350.7

1 236.7

313.9

143.5 127.6

80.5

65.6 63.7

59.7

46.7

38.5

20.1

16.8

11.2

11.1

10.6

10.5

10.5

9.9

9.6

8.5

CountrySurface

area

Population

Total DensityBy

citizenship: foreigners

Children per

woman

1 000 km2 million per km2 1 000 number

Germany 357 80.5 225 6 628 1.4

Baden-Württemberg 36 10.6 296 1 209 1.4

Austria 84 8.5 101 948 1.4

Belgium 31 11.2 366 1 225 1.8

Bulgaria 111 7.3 66 39 1.5

Croatia 88 4.3 49 . 1.4

Cyprus 9 0.9 94 172 1.3

Czech Republic 79 10.5 133 423 1.4

Denmark 43 5.6 131 359 1.8

Estonia 45 1.3 29 207 1.5

France 633 65.6 104 3 858 2.0

Finland 338 5.4 16 182 1.8

Greece 132 11.1 84 975 1.4

Hungary 93 9.9 107 208 1.2

Ireland 70 4.6 66 488 2.0

Italy 301 59.7 198 4 826 1.4

Latvia 65 2.0 31 333 1.3

Lithuania 65 3.0 46 21 1.8

Luxembourg 3 0.5 208 230 1.5

Malta 0.3 0.4 1 333 20 1.5

Netherlands 42 16.8 404 698 1.8

Poland 313 38.5 123 57 1.3

Portugal 92 10.5 114 439 1.4

Romania 238 20.1 84 37 1.3

Slovakia 49 5.4 110 71 1.4

Slovenia 20 2.1 102 86 1.6

Spain 506 46.7 92 5 562 1.4

Sweden 439 9.6 22 646 1.9

United Kingdom 249 63.7 256 4 802 2.0

EU-28 4 494 505.6 113 33 5381) 1.61)

China 9 597 1 350.7 141 . 1.6

India 3 287 1 236.7 376 . 2.6

Japan 378 127.6 338 2 079 1.4

Russian Federation 17 098 143.5 8 687 1.5

USA 9 827 313.9 32 21 057 1.9

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) EU‑27.

Country

Gross domestic product

Economic growth Inflation

Value added tax1)

Tourism

EUR bnAnnual rate of

change in %

Standard rate in %

Nights spent per

1 000 inhabitants

Germany 2 643.9 0.7 2.0 19 5 058

Baden-Württemberg 389.5 0.6 1.8 19 4 511

Austria 307.0 0.9 2.6 20 12 974

Belgium 375.9 – 0.1 2.6 21 2 832

Bulgaria 39.7 0.8 2.4 20 2 764

Croatia 43.9 – 2.0 3.4 25 14 139

Cyprus 17.7 – 2.4 3.1 18 16 910

Czech Republic 152.9 – 1.0 3.5 21 3 766

Denmark 245.0 – 0.4 2.4 25 5 025

Estonia 17.4 3.9 4.2 20 4 139

Finland 192.5 – 0.8 3.2 24 3 762

France 2 032.3 0.0 2.2 19.6 6 131

Greece 193.7 – 6.4 1.0 23 7 741

Hungary 97.0 – 0.7 5.7 27 2 327

Ireland 163.9 0.2 1.9 23 6 303

Italy 1 567.0 – 2.5 3.3 21 6 271

Latvia 22.3 5.0 2.3 21 1 737

Lithuania 32.9 3.7 3.2 21 1 751

Luxembourg 42.9 – 0.2 2.9 15 4 654

Malta 6.8 0.8 3.2 18 18 759

Netherlands 599.3 – 1.2 2.8 21 5 024

Poland 381.2 1.9 3.7 23 1 609

Portugal 165.1 – 3.2 2.8 23 4 438

Romania 131.7 0.7 3.4 24 894

Slovakia 71.1 1.8 3.7 20 1 993

Slovenia 35.3 – 2.5 2.8 22 4 576

Spain 1 029.0 – 1.6 2.4 21 8 284

Sweden 407.7 1.0 0.9 25 5 124

United Kingdom 1 929.6 0.1 2.8 20 3 689

EU-28 12 967.7 – 0.4 2.6 – 4 886

China 6 442.2 7.8 2.6 17 .India 1 420.3 4.0 9.3 12.5 .Japan 4 640.2 2.0 0.0 5 .Russian Federation 1 573.8 3.4 5.1 18 .USA 12 643.7 2.8 2.1 .2) 6 546

Data: 2012. – 1) As per 1st July 2013. – 2) VAT‑rate non‑uniform.

Population Economy Baden-Württemberg and the European Union

Data: 2012.

879 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Gross domestic productper inhabitant in 1 000 Euro

Japan

USA

80.7

43.8

42.8

36.4

36.0

35.8

35.7

35.6

34.0

32.3 31.1

30.5

25.7

25.5

20.5

17.2

17.2

16.3

15.6

14.6

13.2

13.0

11.0

10.9Croatia 10.3

6.2

5.4

40.2

36.4

11.1

4.7

1.2

22.3

Luxembourg

Denmark

Sweden

Austria

Netherlands

Ireland

Finland

Belgium

Germany

FranceUnited Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Cyprus

Greece

Slovenia

Malta

Portugal

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Estonia

Lithuania

Latvia

Poland

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Russian Federation

China

India

EU-28

Baden-Württemberg

9.9

9.8

2014 – the year of the European Election. As such, 2014 will most probably be dominated by issues on which this newly published flyer „Baden‑Württemberg and the European Union“ provides important background knowledge for the reader.Selected key data on the European state go‑vernment in comparison to Baden‑Württemberg is clearly presented. For example: How high were youth unemployment or inflation rates in

each member state? What was the electoral participation in each Europe‑an Election in 2009? These and many other topics – from tourism to life expectancy ‑ are included in this publication.

The European Union has become an impor‑tant part of our lives and influences many areas of our daily routine.

Mutual exchange and being able to live, learn and work anywhere in the European Union means that Europe is becoming continuously closer. Borders, other languages and cultures are no longer seen as barriers that cannot be overcome, but rather as aspects that enrich and benefit our quality of life. The European

Union has developed into a region of and for almost 500 million people where mutual exchange is part of daily life.

Baden‑Württemberg and its economy benefit to a large extent from the European Single Market and the common currency. But this also means that we have a great deal of responsibility in Europe. The state government will take on this responsibility in the future and will particularly support the strengthening of the democratic and social dimension of Europe.

Peter FriedrichMinister for the German Federal Council (Bundesrat), Europe and International Affairs

Iceland

Ireland

United Kingdom

PortugalSpain

France Switzerland

Luxembourg

Belgium

Netherlands

Germany

Denmark

Norway

Bulgaria

Greece

Turkey

Malta

Italy

Albania

The Former Yugoslav Republic

of Macedonia

Monte-negro

Republik Kosovo

SerbiaBosnia and Herzegovina

Croatia

Poland

Slovakia

Czech Republic

Austria

Slovenia

HungaryRomania

Ukraine

Republic ofMoldova

Belarus

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

Russian Federation

Finland

Sweden

Cyprus

88-11-13-01F

Dr. Carmina BrennerPresident of the State Office of Statistics, Baden‑Württemberg

505.6

Populationmillion

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year.

882 13Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg

Germany

France

United Kingdom

Italy

Spain

Poland

Romania

Netherlands

Belgium

Greece

Baden-Württemberg

Czech Republic

Portugal

Hungary

Sweden

Austria

Bulgaria

Denmark

Finland

Slovakia

Croatia

Lithuania

Slovenia

Latvia

EstoniaCyprus

Luxembourg

Malta

China

India

USA

Russian Federation

Japan

EU-28

7.3

5.6

5.4

5.4

4.3

4.6

3.0

2.1

2.0

1.3

0.9

0.5

0.4

Ireland

1 350.7

1 236.7

313.9

143.5 127.6

80.5

65.6 63.7

59.7

46.7

38.5

20.1

16.8

11.2

11.1

10.6

10.5

10.5

9.9

9.6

8.5

CountrySurface

area

Population

Total DensityBy

citizenship: foreigners

Children per

woman

1 000 km2 million per km2 1 000 number

Germany 357 80.5 225 6 628 1.4

Baden-Württemberg 36 10.6 296 1 209 1.4

Austria 84 8.5 101 948 1.4

Belgium 31 11.2 366 1 225 1.8

Bulgaria 111 7.3 66 39 1.5

Croatia 88 4.3 49 . 1.4

Cyprus 9 0.9 94 172 1.3

Czech Republic 79 10.5 133 423 1.4

Denmark 43 5.6 131 359 1.8

Estonia 45 1.3 29 207 1.5

France 633 65.6 104 3 858 2.0

Finland 338 5.4 16 182 1.8

Greece 132 11.1 84 975 1.4

Hungary 93 9.9 107 208 1.2

Ireland 70 4.6 66 488 2.0

Italy 301 59.7 198 4 826 1.4

Latvia 65 2.0 31 333 1.3

Lithuania 65 3.0 46 21 1.8

Luxembourg 3 0.5 208 230 1.5

Malta 0.3 0.4 1 333 20 1.5

Netherlands 42 16.8 404 698 1.8

Poland 313 38.5 123 57 1.3

Portugal 92 10.5 114 439 1.4

Romania 238 20.1 84 37 1.3

Slovakia 49 5.4 110 71 1.4

Slovenia 20 2.1 102 86 1.6

Spain 506 46.7 92 5 562 1.4

Sweden 439 9.6 22 646 1.9

United Kingdom 249 63.7 256 4 802 2.0

EU-28 4 494 505.6 113 33 5381) 1.61)

China 9 597 1 350.7 141 . 1.6

India 3 287 1 236.7 376 . 2.6

Japan 378 127.6 338 2 079 1.4

Russian Federation 17 098 143.5 8 687 1.5

USA 9 827 313.9 32 21 057 1.9

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) EU‑27.

Country

Gross domestic product

Economic growth Inflation

Value added tax1)

Tourism

EUR bnAnnual rate of

change in %

Standard rate in %

Nights spent per

1 000 inhabitants

Germany 2 643.9 0.7 2.0 19 5 058

Baden-Württemberg 389.5 0.6 1.8 19 4 511

Austria 307.0 0.9 2.6 20 12 974

Belgium 375.9 – 0.1 2.6 21 2 832

Bulgaria 39.7 0.8 2.4 20 2 764

Croatia 43.9 – 2.0 3.4 25 14 139

Cyprus 17.7 – 2.4 3.1 18 16 910

Czech Republic 152.9 – 1.0 3.5 21 3 766

Denmark 245.0 – 0.4 2.4 25 5 025

Estonia 17.4 3.9 4.2 20 4 139

Finland 192.5 – 0.8 3.2 24 3 762

France 2 032.3 0.0 2.2 19.6 6 131

Greece 193.7 – 6.4 1.0 23 7 741

Hungary 97.0 – 0.7 5.7 27 2 327

Ireland 163.9 0.2 1.9 23 6 303

Italy 1 567.0 – 2.5 3.3 21 6 271

Latvia 22.3 5.0 2.3 21 1 737

Lithuania 32.9 3.7 3.2 21 1 751

Luxembourg 42.9 – 0.2 2.9 15 4 654

Malta 6.8 0.8 3.2 18 18 759

Netherlands 599.3 – 1.2 2.8 21 5 024

Poland 381.2 1.9 3.7 23 1 609

Portugal 165.1 – 3.2 2.8 23 4 438

Romania 131.7 0.7 3.4 24 894

Slovakia 71.1 1.8 3.7 20 1 993

Slovenia 35.3 – 2.5 2.8 22 4 576

Spain 1 029.0 – 1.6 2.4 21 8 284

Sweden 407.7 1.0 0.9 25 5 124

United Kingdom 1 929.6 0.1 2.8 20 3 689

EU-28 12 967.7 – 0.4 2.6 – 4 886

China 6 442.2 7.8 2.6 17 .India 1 420.3 4.0 9.3 12.5 .Japan 4 640.2 2.0 0.0 5 .Russian Federation 1 573.8 3.4 5.1 18 .USA 12 643.7 2.8 2.1 .2) 6 546

Data: 2012. – 1) As per 1st July 2013. – 2) VAT‑rate non‑uniform.

Employment Standard of Living

Austria

Luxembourg

Netherlands

Germany

Malta

Czech Republic

Romania

Denmark

Belgium

Finland

United Kingdom

Sweden

Slovenia

Poland

France

Estonia

EU-28

Italy

Hungary

Cyprus

Bulgaria

Lithuania

Slovakia

Ireland

Latvia

Croatia

Portugal

Greece

Spain

Baden-Württemberg

Data: 2012. – 1) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 75 years per econo-mically active persons of the same age-group in %. – 2) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 25 years per economically active persons of the same age-group in %.

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Unemployment ratein %

3.4 5.6

4.3 8.7

5.1 18.0

5.3 9.5

5.5 8.1

6.4 14.2

7.0 19.5

7.0 22.7

7.5 14.1

7.6 19.8

7.7 19.0

7.9 21.0

8.0 23.7

8.9 20.6

10.1 26,5

10.2 24.7

10.2 20.9

10.5 23.0

10.7 35.3

10.9 28.1

11.9 27.8

12.3 28.1

13.4 26.7

14.0 34.0

14.7 30.4

15.0 28.5

15.8 43.0

15.9 37.7

24.3 55.3

25.0 53.2

youth2)

total1)

Spain

Italy

Data: 2011.

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female male

Life expectancy at birthyears

Baden-Württemberg

EU-28

France

Portugal

Austria

Sweden

Finland

Luxembourg

Slovenia

Belgium

Cyprus

Netherlands

Greece

United Kingdom

Ireland

Germany

Denmark

Estonia

Czech Republic

Poland

Croatia

Slowakia

Lithuania

Latvia

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Malta

Japan

USA

China

Russian Federation

India

85.778.7

85.479.4

85.380.1

84.077.6

83.978.3

83.879.9

83.877.3

83.679.2

83.678.5

83.376.8

83.277.8 83.277.4

83.179.3

83.179.4

83.178.5

83.179.1

82.978.6 82.8

78.3 82.7

77.7 81.9

77.8 81.371.2 81.1

74.8 81.1

72.6 80,473.9 79.8

72.3 79.3

68.1 78.8

68.6 78.7

71.2 78.2

71.0 77.8

70.7

85.979.4

81.176.3

76.473.8

75.163.2

67.764.3

Country

Total em‑ployment

Employment rate by age group and gender

15 – 6415 – 24 55 – 64

million persons

total women

%

Germany 40.1 72.8 68.0 46.6 61.5

Baden-Württemberg 5.5 75.7 70.4 49.6 67.0

Austria 4.2 72.5 67.3 54.6 43.1

Belgium 4.5 61.8 56.8 25.3 39.5

Bulgaria 2.9 58.8 56.3 21.9 45.7

Croatia 1.4 50.7 46.2 16.9 36.7

Cyprus 0.4 64.6 59.4 28.1 50.7

Czech Republic 4.9 66.5 58.2 25.2 49.3

Denmark 2.7 72.6 70.0 55.0 60.8

Estonia 0.6 67.1 64.7 33.0 60.6

Finland 2.5 69.4 68.2 41.8 58.2

France 25.8 63.9 60.0 28.8 44.5

Greece 3.8 51.3 41.9 13.1 36.4

Hungary 3.9 57.2 52.1 18.6 36.9

Ireland 1.8 58.8 55.1 28.2 49.3

Italy 22.9 56.8 47.1 18.6 40.4

Latvia 0.9 63.0 61.7 28.7 52.8

Lithuania 1.3 62.0 61.8 21.5 51.7

Luxembourg 0.2 65.8 59.0 21.7 41.0

Malta 0.2 59.0 44.2 43.8 33.6

Netherlands 8.4 75.1 70.4 63.3 58.6

Poland 15.6 59.7 53.1 24.7 38.7

Portugal 4.6 61.8 58.7 23.6 46.5

Romania 9.3 59.5 52.6 23.9 41.4

Slovakia 2.3 59.7 52.7 20.1 43.1

Slovenia 0.9 64.1 60.5 27.3 32.9

Spain 17.3 55.4 50.6 18.2 43.9

Sweden 4.7 73.8 71.8 40.2 73.0

United Kingdom 29.4 70.1 65.1 46.9 58.1

EU-28 217.5 64.1 58.5 32.8 48.8

Data: 2012.

Country

Turnout at the

European election

2009

House‑ holds usingbroad‑

band con‑nection1)

Domestic and bulky

waste

Number of practising physicians

Number of passenger

cars

per 100 000

inhabitants

per 1 000

inhabitants% kg per inhabitant

Germany 43.3 82 196 389 539

Baden-Württemberg 52.0 79 142 381 567

Austria 46.0 77 179 478 528

Belgium 90.4 75 152 292 480

Bulgaria 39.0 51 318 371 353

Croatia – 60 . 278 345

Cyprus 59.4 62 114 302 551

Czech Republic 28.2 63 257 358 429

Denmark 59.5 85 226 348 468

Estonia 43.9 74 121 324 412

Finland 40.3 85 160 327 535

France 40.6 77 278 327 481

Greece 52.6 51 406 613 499

Hungary 36.3 68 236 287 301

Ireland 58.6 65 309 421 434

Italy 65.1 55 353 392 606

Latvia 53.7 67 176 291 307

Lithuania 21.0 61 230 372 554

Luxembourg 90.8 68 222 277 660

Malta 78.8 77 261 308 579

Netherlands 36.8 84 265 292 464

Poland 24.5 67 219 218 447

Portugal 36.8 60 470 382 421

Romania 27.7 50 149 237 202

Slovakia 19.6 72 269 334 310

Slovenia 28.3 73 247 243 518

Spain 44.9 67 418 378 480

Sweden 45.5 87 230 380 460

United Kingdom 34.7 86 311 271 455

EU-28 43.0 1) 72 273 . .

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) as internet access. – 2) EU‑27.

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Austria

Luxembourg

Netherlands

Germany

Malta

Czech Republic

Romania

Denmark

Belgium

Finland

United Kingdom

Sweden

Slovenia

Poland

France

Estonia

EU-28

Italy

Hungary

Cyprus

Bulgaria

Lithuania

Slovakia

Ireland

Latvia

Croatia

Portugal

Greece

Spain

Baden-Württemberg

Data: 2012. – 1) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 75 years per econo-mically active persons of the same age-group in %. – 2) Share of unemployed persons at the age of 15 to under 25 years per economically active persons of the same age-group in %.

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Unemployment ratein %

3.4 5.6

4.3 8.7

5.1 18.0

5.3 9.5

5.5 8.1

6.4 14.2

7.0 19.5

7.0 22.7

7.5 14.1

7.6 19.8

7.7 19.0

7.9 21.0

8.0 23.7

8.9 20.6

10.1 26,5

10.2 24.7

10.2 20.9

10.5 23.0

10.7 35.3

10.9 28.1

11.9 27.8

12.3 28.1

13.4 26.7

14.0 34.0

14.7 30.4

15.0 28.5

15.8 43.0

15.9 37.7

24.3 55.3

25.0 53.2

youth2)

total1)

Spain

Italy

Data: 2011.

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female male

Life expectancy at birthyears

Baden-Württemberg

EU-28

France

Portugal

Austria

Sweden

Finland

Luxembourg

Slovenia

Belgium

Cyprus

Netherlands

Greece

United Kingdom

Ireland

Germany

Denmark

Estonia

Czech Republic

Poland

Croatia

Slowakia

Lithuania

Latvia

Hungary

Romania

Bulgaria

Malta

Japan

USA

China

Russian Federation

India

85.778.7

85.479.4

85.380.1

84.077.6

83.978.3

83.879.9

83.877.3

83.679.2

83.678.5

83.376.8

83.277.8 83.277.4

83.179.3

83.179.4

83.178.5

83.179.1

82.978.6 82.8

78.3 82.7

77.7 81.9

77.8 81.371.2 81.1

74.8 81.1

72.6 80,473.9 79.8

72.3 79.3

68.1 78.8

68.6 78.7

71.2 78.2

71.0 77.8

70.7

85.979.4

81.176.3

76.473.8

75.163.2

67.764.3

Country

Total em‑ployment

Employment rate by age group and gender

15 – 6415 – 24 55 – 64

million persons

total women

%

Germany 40.1 72.8 68.0 46.6 61.5

Baden-Württemberg 5.5 75.7 70.4 49.6 67.0

Austria 4.2 72.5 67.3 54.6 43.1

Belgium 4.5 61.8 56.8 25.3 39.5

Bulgaria 2.9 58.8 56.3 21.9 45.7

Croatia 1.4 50.7 46.2 16.9 36.7

Cyprus 0.4 64.6 59.4 28.1 50.7

Czech Republic 4.9 66.5 58.2 25.2 49.3

Denmark 2.7 72.6 70.0 55.0 60.8

Estonia 0.6 67.1 64.7 33.0 60.6

Finland 2.5 69.4 68.2 41.8 58.2

France 25.8 63.9 60.0 28.8 44.5

Greece 3.8 51.3 41.9 13.1 36.4

Hungary 3.9 57.2 52.1 18.6 36.9

Ireland 1.8 58.8 55.1 28.2 49.3

Italy 22.9 56.8 47.1 18.6 40.4

Latvia 0.9 63.0 61.7 28.7 52.8

Lithuania 1.3 62.0 61.8 21.5 51.7

Luxembourg 0.2 65.8 59.0 21.7 41.0

Malta 0.2 59.0 44.2 43.8 33.6

Netherlands 8.4 75.1 70.4 63.3 58.6

Poland 15.6 59.7 53.1 24.7 38.7

Portugal 4.6 61.8 58.7 23.6 46.5

Romania 9.3 59.5 52.6 23.9 41.4

Slovakia 2.3 59.7 52.7 20.1 43.1

Slovenia 0.9 64.1 60.5 27.3 32.9

Spain 17.3 55.4 50.6 18.2 43.9

Sweden 4.7 73.8 71.8 40.2 73.0

United Kingdom 29.4 70.1 65.1 46.9 58.1

EU-28 217.5 64.1 58.5 32.8 48.8

Data: 2012.

Country

Turnout at the

European election

2009

House‑ holds usingbroad‑

band con‑nection1)

Domestic and bulky

waste

Number of practising physicians

Number of passenger

cars

per 100 000

inhabitants

per 1 000

inhabitants% kg per inhabitant

Germany 43.3 82 196 389 539

Baden-Württemberg 52.0 79 142 381 567

Austria 46.0 77 179 478 528

Belgium 90.4 75 152 292 480

Bulgaria 39.0 51 318 371 353

Croatia – 60 . 278 345

Cyprus 59.4 62 114 302 551

Czech Republic 28.2 63 257 358 429

Denmark 59.5 85 226 348 468

Estonia 43.9 74 121 324 412

Finland 40.3 85 160 327 535

France 40.6 77 278 327 481

Greece 52.6 51 406 613 499

Hungary 36.3 68 236 287 301

Ireland 58.6 65 309 421 434

Italy 65.1 55 353 392 606

Latvia 53.7 67 176 291 307

Lithuania 21.0 61 230 372 554

Luxembourg 90.8 68 222 277 660

Malta 78.8 77 261 308 579

Netherlands 36.8 84 265 292 464

Poland 24.5 67 219 218 447

Portugal 36.8 60 470 382 421

Romania 27.7 50 149 237 202

Slovakia 19.6 72 269 334 310

Slovenia 28.3 73 247 243 518

Spain 44.9 67 418 378 480

Sweden 45.5 87 230 380 460

United Kingdom 34.7 86 311 271 455

EU-28 43.0 1) 72 273 . .

Data: 2012 respectively latest available year. – 1) as internet access. – 2) EU‑27.

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