Norway with GDP 50 per cent above the European average
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Newly released figures from Eurostat show that Norway’s price level adjusted GDP per capita was 50 per cent above the European average in 2018.
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Only Luxemburg, Ireland and Switzerland had a higher GDP level compared to Norway. The figures are preliminary and will be updated in December 2019. Check Eurostat’s website for more information.
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