GDP per capita in purchasing power standards GDP per capita in the Member States ranged from 44% to 271% of the EU

 EU27, EZ year end 2003 - 2011
GDP per capita in PPS (table, graph, map)

The Purchasing Power Standard (PPS) is an artificial currency unit that eliminates price level differences between countries. Thus one PPS buys the same volume of goods and services in all countries. This unit allows meaningful volume comparisons of economic indicators across countries. Aggregates expressed in PPS are derived by dividing aggregates in current prices and national currency by the respective Purchasing Power Parity (PPP). The level of uncertainty associated with the basic price and national accounts data, and the methods used for compiling PPPs imply that differences between countries that have indices within a close range should not be over-interpreted.

GDP per capita in purchasing power standards GDP per capita in the Member States ranged from 44% to 271% of the EU27 average in 2010