Cyprus in Figures 2014

CONTENTS
Page
Countrys profile
3
General information
4
Temperature 5
Population
6
Households 7
Demography 8-9
Crime 10
Health 11
Education 12-13
Employment 14
Unemployment - Earnings
15
G.D.P. by economic activity
16
G.D.P. by category of expenditure
17
Main Aggregates of the General Government
18
Balance of Payments
19
Money and Banking
19
Prices and Inflation
20
Harmonised Consumer Price Index
21
External Trade - Main Trading Partners
22-23
Imports/Arrivals and Exports/Dispatches
24
Agriculture 25
Industry 26
Construction 27
Energy 28
Environment 29
Transport 30
Tourism 31
Research and Development
32-33
Innovation 34-35
Information Society
36-37
Cyprus in the European Union
38-41
More Statistics on Cyprus
42
Website of the Statistical Service of Cyprus
43
European Statistical Data Support
44
1
CYPRUS PROFILE
Notes
Data refer to the government-controlled area only, unless
otherwise stated.
Because of rounding, there may be slight discrepancies between

the totals shown and the sums of constituent items.
Data are the latest available as at the end of September 2014.
Symbols used
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mn =
Sq.m. =
Km =
Sq.km. =
KWh =
Kgoe =
m =
provisional figure
not available
per cent
euro
thousands
million
square metre
kilometre
square kilometre
kilowatt hour
kilogram of oil equivalent
cubic metre
Cyprus is a small island of 9.251 sq km (3.572 sq miles), extending

240 km (149 miles) from east to west and 100 km (62 miles) from
north to south. It is strategically situated in the far eastern end of
the Mediterranean (33 E, 35 N), at the crossroads of Europe, Africa
and Asia, and in close proximity to the busy trade routes linking
Europe with the Middle East, Russia, Central Asia and the Far East.
Cyprus has a Mediterranean climate: hot dry summers from June
to September and mild, wet winters from November to March,
which are separated by short Autumn and Spring seasons of
rapid change in weather patterns in October, April and May.
Sunshine is abundant during the whole year, particularly from
April to September when the daily average exceeds eleven hours.
There are two mountain ranges on the island: the Pentadaktylos
range which runs along almost the entire northern coast, and the
Troodos massif in the central and south-western parts of the island
which culminates in the peak of Mount Olympus, 1.953 m. above
sea level. Cyprus coastal line is indented and rocky in the north
with long sandy beaches in the south. Between the two ranges lies
the fertile plain of Messaoria.
Cyprus became politically independent from British rule in 1960.
The Turkish invasion, launched on 20 July 1974, resulted in the
occupation of 35,2% of the islands territory and about 200.000
Greek Cypriots were displaced.
On 1 May 2004 the Republic of Cyprus became a full member of
the EU and in January 2008 Cyprus joined the Eurozone. Accession
to the EU was a natural choice for Cyprus, dictated by its culture,
civilisation, history, its European outlook and adherence to the
ideals of democracy, freedom and justice. Since its accession to the
EU, Cyprus has undergone significant structural reforms that have
transformed its economic landscape. Trade and interest rates have
been liberalised, while price controls and investment restrictions
have been lifted. Private financing has been introduced for the
construction and operation of major infrastructure projects and
monopolies have been abolished.
The new political context created by the accession to the EU
is also expected to impact positively on the efforts to reach a
comprehensive settlement to the division of Cyprus that will
reunite its people and reintegrate its economy.
General Information
Mean temperatures for 2011 in C
Mean temperatures for 2013 in C
Date of Independence: 16 August 1960.

Government and Administration: Under the 1960
Constitution, executive power is vested in a President,
elected for a five-year term of office by universal suffrage
and exercised through a Council of Ministers, appointed by
him. The House of Representatives is the legislative organ
of the Republic. The administration of justice is exercised
by the Judiciary which is a separate and independent body.
Flag: White with a copper-coloured outline of the island
with two green olive branches beneath.
Official Languages: Greek and Turkish.
Capital: Lefkosia (Nicosia), with a population of 244,1
thousand (comprises the population of the urban areas of
Lefkosia district, end of 2013).
Other Towns: Lemesos, Larnaka, Pafos, Ammochostos
and Kerynia (Ammochostos urban and Kerynia are under
Turkish military occupation).
Currency: Euro (), divided into 100 cent (as of January
2008).
Time: GMT+2
Weights and Measures: The metric system.
International Membership: European Union, United
Nations, Council of Europe, Commonwealth, World Bank
and International Monetary Fund.
Temperature
Temperature
LefkosiaLemesosAthalassa Public Garden
LarnacaAirport
PafosAirport
Prodromos
max
min
max
min
max
min
max
min
max
min
Jan
15,9
5,8
17,9
10,1
17,2
7,9
17,6
9,6
6,3
1,6
Feb
18,1
6,8
20,0
11,1
19,0
8,7
19,0
10,3
9,7
2,8
Mar
20,9
8,1
21,5
11,7
20,4
9,6
20,4
10,7
12,8
4,3
Apr
25,7
12,2
24,4
14,6
24,1 13,1
22,9
13,7
15,8
7,3
May
31,1
17,1
28,9
18,8
28,5 17,3
25,7
17,0
22,2
13,3
Jun
33,7
20,0
31,7
20,8
30,9 20,5
28,3
18,9
25,8
15,7
Jul
36,5
22,7
34,0
22,0
32,9 22,4
30,4
21,2
27,6
18,0
Aug
37,8
23,1
35,6
22,9
34,0 22,9
31,4
21,7
28,4
19,2
Sep
33,2
19,3
32,5
21,3
30,9 20,2
29,5
20,7
23,4
14,4
Oct
27,6
13,7
28,5
16,2
27,3 15,4
26,1
15,2
17,4
10,1
Nov
24,6
12,7
25,6
15,9
24,8 14,9
24,5
15,6
15,0
8,4
Dec
16,3
6,1
18,8
10,1
17,5
8,6
18,8
9,4
7,3
2,0
Mean
26,8
14,0
26,6
16,3
25,6 15,1
24,5
15,3
17,7
9,8
The mean daily maximum and mean daily minimum temperatures from 26
reference stations were as follows:
Mean Daily Maximum (C)
Actual
Normal
Diff.
2013 1961-1990
Mean Daily Minimum (C)

Actual
2013
Normal
1961-1990
Diff.
Jan
14,6
13,4
+1,2
6,2
4,8
+1,4
Feb
16,8
14,0
+2,8
7,3
4,8
+2,5
Mar
19,2
16,4
+2,8
8,3
6,0
+2,3
Apr
22,8
21,1
+1,7
11,2
9,4
+1,8
May
27,9
25,4
+2,5
16,1
13,0
+3,1
Jun
30,6
29,4
+1,2
18,5
16,8
+1,7
Jul
32,8
32,3
+0,5
20,6
19,7
+0,9
Aug
34,0
32,2
+1,8
21,5
19,5
+2,0
+1,2
Sep
30,1
29,8
+0,3
18,3
17,1
Oct
25,7
25,2
+0,5
13,3
13,6
-0,3
Nov
22,9
19,6
+3,3
12,5
9,5
+3,0
Dec
15,3
15,3
0,0
6,5
6,4
+0,1
Annual
24,4
22,8
+1,5
13,4
11,7
+1,7
Households
Population
Population
Distribution of Households by
District
Population Distribution by Age and Sex, 2013*

Lefkosia
120
Females
100
80
60
40
20
0
40
20
Lemesos
Larnaka
80+
Pafos
75 - 79
70 - 74
65 - 69
60 - 64
22,4
55 - 59
20,7
50 - 54
93,5
45 - 49
19,9
40 - 44
13,2 66,7
67,5
35 - 39
30 - 34 20,8 12,3 51,5
52,4
39,5
2513,5
- 29
11,0
11,220 - 24 30,6
7,5
1522,8
- 19
7,3 14,4 23,6
16,3 17,4
11,5
10 - 14
8,5
9,0
5- 9
1990 2000 2013*1990 2000 2013*199002000
- 4 2013*1990 2000 2013*1990 2000 2013*
40
20
Ammochostos
29,5
Males
000 s
Age groups
140
80+
75 - 79
70 - 74
65 - 69
60 - 64
55 - 59
50 - 54
45 - 49
40 - 44
35 - 39
30 - 34
25 - 29
20 - 24
15 - 19
10 - 14
5- 9
0- 4
Households
40
Rural
Urban
20
000 s
2005
000
2010
2012
2005
2013
Population end of year

(000 s)
Households (000 s)
0-14
19,3
16,8
16,4
16,3
Household distribution
by district (000 s)
Lefkosia
Ammochostos
Larnaka
Lemesos
Pafos
15-64 years
68,5
70,5
70,4
69,8
65 years and over
12,2
12,7
13,2
13,9
Average household size
Total
744,0
839,8
865,9
858,0
Males
364,6
408,8
421,0
417,5
Females
379,4
431,0
444,9
440,5
Population distribution
by age (%)
28,3
23,9
23,3
23,3
(65+) / (15-64)
17,8
18,0
18,8
19,9
(-14)+(65+) / (15-64)
46,1
41,9
42,0
43,1
Share of urban
population (%)
67,5
67,2
328,0
336,9
333,8
40,8
46,3
47,9
47,4
Larnaka
124,8
142,3
147,2
145,9
Lemesos
210,8
235,5
241,9
239,7
74,1
87,7
92,0
91,2
Pafos
102,7
118,4
122,2
13,4
15,6
16,2
42,0
49,2
51,2
73,6 (%)
84,5
86,9
26,5
32,4
34,3
0-14
2,9
15-64
2,8
2,8
2010
312,7
744,0
839,8
364,6
123,0
379,4
16,3
51,4
87,4
34,6
19,3
408,8
431,0
16,8
70,5
12,2
12,7
Household Consumption
Expenditure
(% distribution)
(0-14) / (15-64)
28,3
23,9
(65+)
17,4 / (15-64)
17,4
8,5
8,5
26,6
26
26,6
35,2
35,2
(-14)+(65+) / (15-64)
15,1
21,6
17,1
1985
18,0
8,3
(%)
20,0
28,4
0%
2013
2005
2,7
68,5
12,3
12,3
1997
293,5
Ammochostos
67,2
Population distribution
by district (000 s)
Lefkosia
2009
2003
68,3
2012
65
Dependency ratios
(0-14) / (15-64)
2010
300,1
310,8
258,2
(000 )
10%
20%
18,7
16,2
30%
5,4
40%
50% 60% 70%
Food and nonalcoholic

beverages
41,9
68,3
67,5
293,5
328,0
37,7
6,5
19,5
18,0
46,1
37,0

(000 )
17,8
30,5
100%
40,8
46,3
Housing, water, electircity,124,8
142,3
210,8
235,5
74,1
87,7
Transport and communication

Other main categories
80%
90%
gas and other fuels

Hotels and Restaurants
Demography
Demography
2005
2010
2012
2013
Natural increase rate

(per 1.000 population)
Net migration (number)
1,5
2,6
1,8
-0,2
3,9
5,7
5,2
4,9
8.128
+15.913
-629
-12.078
Rate
Annual mid-year population

growth rate (%)
20
18
16
14
12
% 10
8
6
4
2
0
1995
Crude Birth Rate
2000
2005
2010*
Crude Death Rate
2005
2013*
Natural Increase
2010
2012
2013
Fertility
Live births (number)
Crude birth rate
Total fertility rate
8.243
9.801
10.161
9.341
11,2
11,8
11,8
10,8
1,5
1,4
1,4
1,3
5.425
5.103
5.665
5.141
2013
2011
2009
2007
2005
2003
()
Crude death rate

7,3
6,2
6,6
6,0
Infant mortality rate

(per 1.000 live births)
4,6
3,2
3,5
1,6
2010
2012
2013
5,7
+15.913
40-44
45-49
2000
80,0
84,8
2005
83,0
79,3
83,3
2010*
78,3
77,5
82,0
2005
2010
80,7
76,4
81,1
76,7
9.801
50 52 54 56 58 60 62
64 66 ()
68 70 72 74 76 78 80 8.243
82 84 86 88

()
12.966
12.851
12.918
12.683
5.881
6.081
5.806
5.493
1.514
1.929
2.036
1.857
1 As from 2013, data on the number of deaths refer to the deaths of usually resident population
( 1.000 )
20
15
10
5
0
-5
Marriages and divorces

Marriages
of which marriages
of residents of Cyprus
20
25-29
30-34
35-39
18
16 1974
2013
14
% 12
10
8
6
Life Expectancy
at Birth (years)1
4
2
0
1990
1995
20-24
3,9
8.128
10.
11,8
1,5
1,4
5.425
5.103
7,3
6,2
2005
2,6
Males
Females
1
(
1.000
)
11,2
As from 2013, data on the
number
of deaths
are usually resident population of Cyprus.
000 s
Deaths (number)
of Cyprus.
1,5

( 1.000 )
Mortality1
Divorces
2010

(%)
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
15-19
1990
2005
Age-specific
Fertility
Rate, 1974 - 2013
Population change
1990
-10
-15

( 1.000 )
1997
5.
4,6
3,2
2010*
2005
2013*
2010
12.966

Natural Increase

5.881
12.851
12.
6.081
5.
1.929
2.
2000
2003
2007

Net Migration
1.514
1 2013
Crime
2005
Volume of crime
(true cases of serious
offences1 per
100.000 population)
Adult offenders
Convicted for serious
offences only
Per 100.000 adult
population
2009
2010
Against public order

Against the person
Sexual
Motoring
Persons per:
7.104
8.393
8.442
hospital bed
880
1.014
994
1.575
1.723
1.249
1.122
271
263
185
161
556
503
459
530
1.372
2.511
4.602
4.696
873
683
731
709
45
29
22
27
34.763
36.505
44.478
51.978
62.466
75.693
86.813
58.354
1.535
61.631
835
74.899
794
86.143
670
by gender:
Males
Females
48.482
11.407
51.762
10.704
63.106
12.587
70.297
16.516
1 The indicators have been revised
1.188
1.142
1.432
1.489
1.301
1.280
1.404
1.411
536
670
637
634
73
83
77
75
for the period 2002-2010 using the revised population figures,

based on the results of the Census of Population 2011.
10
General hospitals2
Bed occupancy rate (%)
Average length of patients
stay (days)
In-patients
(number of discharges)
59.889
Number of prisoners
per 100.000 population
Hospital beds per nurse

Hospital beds (number)1
by age:
Adults
Juveniles
Prison population
on 1st September
dentist
nurse
977
2010
20112005 20122009

374
344
1.014
1.072

234
216
(
)
doctor
7.212
Persons convicted
by the courts (number)
Prison statistics:
Admissions
Releases
2005
2011
Judicial Statistics:
Convictions by major
offence category
Against property
Nursing
as % of G.D.P.
330
1.059
556
503
2.5531.372 2.6302.511
783 873
816 683
4.189 45 4.163 29
34.763
36.505
44
867,0
1.218,8
1.306,0
1.257,1

6,5
7,0
7,3
7,1
59.889
62.466
75
3.328
3.957
Total expenditure on
health services (mn)
335
1.084
2097.212
2157.104
259
260
284
288

(
1
0,9
0,8
0,7
0,7
100.000 )
977
880
2.847
2.958
2.988
2.999

1.575
1.723
83,7
85,9
92,4
77,0
100.000
271
263
5,8
5,4
5,3
4,7

57.887
74.975
75.441
80.369
:
Health personnel (number)

Medical
1.976
2.425

Dentist
728
772
58.354
1.535
61.631
835
74
Expenditure
on Health Services
48.482
11.407
51.762
10.704
63
12
1.188
1.142
1.432
1.489
1
1
536
670
1 Beds of Dialysis Unit, Casualty, Thalassaemia and Angiographic Depts are excluded.
2 Public Sector General Hospitals.
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
mn
Police Statistics:
Serious offences reported
to the police (true cases)
Health
Health
Crime
2005
2006

100.000
2007
2008
2009
2010
73
2011
2012
83
1 2002-2010 ,
Public ,
Private
11
Education
Education
2004/05
2009/10
2011/12
2012/13
Gross enrolment ratios (%)

Primary level
100
100
100
99
Secondary level
95
93
97
98
Tertiary level (total)
67
77
71
72
in Cyprus
33
48
44
45
Abroad
32
29
27
27
Pre-school and pre-primary
14,1
12,3
12,8
13,0
Primary
14,2
11,5
11,5
11,4
9,6
8,4
8,3
8,1
Pupil / teacher ratios

by level of education
Secondary
2005
2010
2004/0520122009/102013
2011/12
Educational attainment
for persons aged 20 years

(%)
and over (%)
14,2
11,5
Tertiary
Level Students per 100.000 Population
9,6
8,4
2000/01
Primary
Pupil / Teacher Ratio
Pre-primary
Age group
Participation in education
and training1, 2012
Public expenditure on
education (mn)
as % of G.D.P.
as % of Budget
2005/06
2011/12
Males
Females
35
Total
25-34
49,1
51,2
50,2
35-49
45,7
43,7
44,6
50-64
35,1
29,8
32,4
Total
43,1
41,5
42,3
2005
2010
2011
2012
937,2
1.390,9
1.420,6
1.287,3*
7,0
8,0
7,9
7,3*
16,0
17,3
17,2
15,7*
800
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
0
1970/71
8,3
Males
1990/91
1995/96
2000/01
Schools
by Level ofEducation
Secondary
1 Figures obtained from the Adult Education Survey conducted in 2012.
12
2008/09
1995/96
3. 0
35
30
1970
25
1. 0
20
24
15
10
5
0
Females
1970/71 1985/86
11,5
5.586
1990/91
2012
6.215
1985/86
20
100
100
100
Not attended / completed
primary
7
6 95
5
5 97
93
Primary level
21
16
14
14
( )
67
77
71
Secondary level
47
47
47
47
33
48
Tertiary level
25
31
34
34 44

32
29
27
2005
2010
2011
2012

Tertiary level students

56
61
59
59

14,1
12,3
12,8
Pupil / Teacher Ratios

35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
1970/71
Education
Education
2005/06

1, 2012
1976/77
1982/83
Pre-primary
1988/89
Primary
1994/95
25-34
49,1
35-49
45,7
50-64
2000/01
Secondary
35,1
2006/07
43,1
Tertiary
2008/09
51,2
43,7
2012/13
29,8
41,5
2005
2010
2011
1980
1992
2001
2011
Literacy rates at census

years (%)2
(.)
937,2
1.390,9
1.420,6
Total
94 7,0 97 8,0 99 7,9
% ... 93
Males
98
98 16,0 99 17,3 99 17,2
%
Females
88
90
95
98
1 , 2012.
2 Persons aged 15 and over.
13
1.
Unemployment-Earnings
Employment
Unemployment - Earnings
Emloyment
Economically active
population (000 s)
as % of the total population
Gainfully employed
population (000 s)
Males (%)
Females (%)
Economic Activity (%)
Agriculture, Forestry
and Fishing
Mining and quarrying
Manufacturing
Electricity, Gas, Steam and Air
Conditioning Supply
Water Supply; Sewerage,
Waste Management and
Remediation Activities
Construction
Wholesale and Retail Trade,
Repair of Motor Vehicles
and Motorcycles
Transportation and Storage
Accomodation and
Food Service Activities
Information and Communication
Financial and Insurance
Activities
Real Estate Activities
Professional Scientific and
Technical Activities
Administrative and Support
Service Activities
Public Administration and Defence;
Compulsory Social Security
Education
Human Health and Social Work
Activities
Arts, Entertainment and Recreation
Other Service Activities
Activities of Households
as employers
2005
2010
380,8
50,0
413,6
50,0
427,8
49,5
2012
424,5
49,3
2013*
349,7
56,3
43,7
376,7
52,8
47,2
366,0
52,3
47,7
345,7
52,1
47,9
8,7
0,2
9,9
7,4
0,2
9,0
7,5
0,2
8,3
7,9
0,2
7,7
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,4
0,5
10,2
0,6
9,6
0,6
8,0
0,6
7,0
17,7
5,1
17,6
4,6
17,4
4,4
10,0
2,3
9,2
2,3
9,8
2,4
10,1
2,4
4,5
0,4
4,7
0,4
4,9
0,4
5,0
0,4
3,7
4,3
4,8
5,0
1,7
1,6
1,7
1,7
7,4
5,4
7,7
6,0
7,9
6,4
8,1
6,9
3,8
1,4
2,2
4,1
1,3
2,4
4,3
1,3
2,3
4,5
1,2
2,4
4,5
6,6
6,9
6,6
17,3
4,6
Employment by Broad Sectors (% distribution)

2013
2010
2000
1990
1980
1970
1960
15,8
8,1
76,1
72,7
19,7
7,6
10,7
57,2
28,8
14,0
24,7
41,8
23,1
46,8
10%
45,8
33,7
20,5
0%
20%
20
16,0
15
10
67,9
21,4
30% 40%
Primary
50% 60%
Secondary
2005
2010
Unemployed
Persons
and Unemployment Rate
(000Survey)
)
380,8
413,6
4
(Labour Force
%
50,0
50,0

%
Number
(000 )
349,7
376,7
3
80.000
(%)
56,3 20,0 52,8
70.000
68.871
(%)
43,7 18,0 47,2
60.000
(%) 51.515 15,9 16,0
14,0
50.000
,
8,7 12,0
7,4
33.951 11,8
40.000

0,2 10,0
0,2
26.406
8,0
21.704
30.000 15.354 12.842
9,9
9,0
19.492
7,9
17.004 15.428 14.523
16.685
6,0
10.756 14.109
6,3
5,3
5,4
20.000
,
4,7
4,5
4,0
3,9
5,0
3,7
4,1
4,0
3,3
10.000
2,0
,
0

0,4 0,0 0,4
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
, ,
Unemployed
(number)
Unemployment
Rate (%)

0,5
0,6
10,2
9,6
,

2005

2010
2012 17,7
2013 17,6

5,1
4,6
Unemployed (000 s)
19,5
26,4
51,5
68,9

Unemployment rate (%)
5,3 6,3
11,8 10,015,9
9,2
Males
6,1
12,5
4,4

2,316,5
2,3
Females
6,5
6,4
11,1
15,2

Young (15-24)
13,9
16,6
27,7
4,538,9
4,7

0,4
0,4
,
3,7
4,3
Growth in earnings (%)

in money terms
5,4
2,4
1,6
1,7
1,6
in real terms
2,7
0,0
-0,8
,

7,4
7,7
5,4
6,0

Unemployed
by Level of Education

3,8
4,1
,
1,4
1,3

50
2,2
2,4
45 42,1
42,9
42,5
41,0
41,8 39,4
43,0
39,7
39,4
39,9
40
41,9
36,2
35,9
34,1
35
4,5 34,9 6,6
33,0
32,0
30,7 30,8
32,0
30
26,0
27,4
(%
29,5
26,5
29,9
% 25
28,3
33,5
30,1
70% 80%
Tertiary
90% 100%
2013
15,8
8,1
20,9
2010
19,7
7,6
2000
21,4
10,7
2000 2005 2006 2007
2009 2010 2011
1990 2008
28,8
14,0
1980
33,7
20,5
Less than Upper Secondary
Upper Secondary
1970
41,8
1960
46,8
0%
14
10%
21,6
76,122,1
72,7
67,9
2012
2013
Tertiary
57,2
45,8
33,5
24,7
30,1
23,1
20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

T
15

...

2005
2010
2012
(mn)
2013*
354,8
43,4
1.019,8
391,5
46,6
1.001,3
424,2
23,5
901,4
420,0
15,9
818,7
190,2
290,9
376,6
301,9
95,2
1.333,3
142,0
1.406,5
174,7
947,5
162,9
616,0
1.957,6
894,9
2.463,1
1.169,0
2.454,8
1.102,7
2.352,8
1.104,9
884,6
550,1
791,2
1.286,4
965,2
673,2
1.272,3
2.027,9
1.123,9
722,3
1.510,8
2.096,1
1.121,9
732,2
1.520,5
1.958,1
701,7
1.066,3
1.271,5
1.201,8
154,0
197,5
210,7
192,7
Agriculture, forestry and fishing

Manufacturing
Electricity, gas, steam and
air conditioning supply
Water supply; sewerage, waste
management and remediation activities
Construction
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of
motor vehicles and motorcycles
Transportation and storage
Accommodation and food
service activities
Information and communication
Financial and insurance activities
Real estate activities
Professional, scientific
and technical activities
Administrative and support
service activities
Public administration and defence;
compulsory social security
Education
Human health and social work activities
Arts, entertainment and recreation
Other service activities
Activities of households as employers
Total gross value added
Plus: Import duties
Plus: Value added tax (net)
1.398,1 1.868,0
710,6 1.027,2
452,9
637,5
162,3
239,0
227,4
287,6
96,7
172,1
13.305,2 17.344,6
192,9
154,6
1.193,2 1.563,7
1.872,6 1.735,2
1.121,7 1.095,3
685,2
647,6
277,7
241,8
280,4
268,0
194,4
177,0
17.772,6 16.685,1
94,3
64,9
1.544,2 1.369,0
G.D.P.
at current market prices
% annual change at current prices
% annual change at constant prices
14.691,3 19.062,9
7,0%
3,5%
3,9%
1,4%
19.411,1 18.118,9
-0,4%
-6,7%
-2,4%
-5,4%
Distribution of G.D.P. by Activity, 2013*

Public administration and
defence; compulsory
social security 10,4%
Administrative and support
service activities
1,2%
Professional, scientific and
technical activities 7,2%
Real estate activities
11,7%
Activities of
households as
employers
1,1%
16
Financial
and insurance
activities
9,1%
Arts, entertainment
and recreation 1,4%
Human health and
social work activities
3,9%
Education
6,6%
Other service
activities
1,6%
Wholesale and retail trade; repair

of motor vehicles and motorcycles
14,1%
Agriculture, forestry and fishing
2,5%
Mining and quarrying 0,1%
Manufacturing 4,9%
Construction 3,7%
Water supply; sewerage, waste
management and remediation
activities 1,0%
Transportation and storage 6,6%
Accommodation
and food
Electricity, gas, steam
Information
and air
and communication service activities 6,7%
conditioning supply
4,4%
1,8%
At current market prices
(mn)
2005
2010
2005
2010
2012
2013*

354,8
391,5
Government final consumption,
2.436,3
3.477,3
3.494,0
3.160,2

43,4
46,6
Private final consumption
9.028,4
12.229,1
13.118,7
12.312,5
1.019,8 1.001,3
Gross fixed capital formation
3.165,9
4.159,3,
2.943,6
2.432,0
290,9
, 190,2
Increase in stocks
139,7
259,4
229,5
-235,9
, ,
Exports of goods and services
8.254,9
9.095,5 9.653,4
9.209,8

95,2
142,0
Less: Imports of goods
1.333,3
and services
8.333,8
10.157,6
10.028,1
8.759,6 1.406,5
,
G.D.P. at market prices
14.691,3
19.062,9
19.411,1
18.118,9
1.957,6 2.463,1

894,9 1.169,0
Relationship with other
National Accounts aggregates

884,6
965,2
Plus: Net factor income

550,1
673,2
from the rest of the world
-770,7
-713,7
-536,0
-555,5
791,2 1.272,3
G.N.. at market prices
13.920,6
18.349,3
18.875,1
17.563,4

1.286,4 2.027,9
Less: Consumption
,
of fixed capital
1.767,6
2.264,0
2.380,9
2.410,3

701,7 1.066,3
National Income
12.153,0
16.085,3
16.494,2
15.153,1
154,0
197,5
,

1.398,1 1.868,0
() 1.027,2
710,6
2005
2010
2012
2013*

452,9
637,5
Per capita G.N.. at
,
162,3
239,0
current market prices
18.849,9
22.123,5
21.848,7
20.377,6
227,4
287,6

96,7
172,1
annual change at:
6,0
2,1
current prices
-5,8
-6,7

13.305,2 17.344,6
constant prices
2,9
0,0
-7,7
-5,4
:
192,9
154,6
Per capita final private
:
1.193,2 1.563,7
consumption expenditure
12.225,3
14.744,5
15.185,5
14.285,3
14.691,3 19.062,9
...

%
7,0%
3,5%
%
3,9%
1,4%

Gross Domestic
Product
... , 20
20.000
,
,
1,4%
18.000

16.000
10,4%

14.000
12.000
3,9%
10.000
1,2%
1,6%
6,6%
8.000
,
6.000

7,2%
4.000
3,7%
2.000

11,7%
0
1960 1964 1968 1972 1976

1980 1985 1989 1993 1997 2001 2005 2009 2013*
mn
At current market prices
Current market prices

1,1%
Constant
market
prices
, ,
9,1%

1,8%
4,4%
17
Main aggregates of the general government
Main Aggregates of the General

Government
BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
2005
2010
2012
(mn)
2013
Total general government

revenue
Total current resources
Capital transfers, received
5.484,4
5.349,7
134,7
7.186,2
7.176,0
10,2
7.039,2
7.028,4
10,8
6.610,4
6.604,3
6,1
Total general government

expenditure
Total current expenditure
Gross fixed capital formation
Other capital expenditure, net
5.809,9
5.246,9
500,5
62,5
8.097,8
7.039,8
805,6
252,4
8.168,9
7.422,9
513,1
232,9
7.501,1
6.877,3
359,6
264,2
-325,5
-911,6
-1.129,7
-890,7
Fiscal deficit/surplus
General government gross debt
Fiscal deficit/surplus as %
of G.D.P.
General government gross
debt as % of G.D.P.
9.299,8 10.769,7
15.430,9 18.518,8
-2,2
-4,8
-5,8
-4,9
63,3
56,5
79,5
102,2
-1.217,15.484,4-310,1
7.186,2
-1.001,95.349,7-139,4
7.176,0
-545,9
312,5
134,7
10,2
-3.855,9
-2.940,5
3.310,05.809,9
3.253,0
8.097,8
7
7
8
-514,2
-456,05.246,9-451,9
-503,4

7.039,8
7
Current transfers
71,9
-116,1
-215,2
-170,8
500,5
805,6
Capital and financial account
652,5
1.681,6
870,6
748,8

62,5
252,4
Capital account
69,0
35,0
23,4
244,2
Financial account
583,5
1.646,6
847,2 -325,5504,6-911,6 -1
Direct investment
498,0
65,4
1.197,5
169,3

9.299,8 10.769,7 15
Portfolio investment
-105,9
-1.933,8
5.340,5 11.733,7
/
Financial derivatives
-11,6 % -58,2
... -870,3 -2,2 -55,0 -4,8

Other investment
773,3
3.373,1
-4.877,3 -11.373,3
-570,3
200,0
Official reserve assets
56,8
29,8
% ...
63,3
56,5
Net errors and omissions
135,4
30,3
346,5
-438,6

Income
9.000
0
-1.000
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Expenditure
-1.500
-500
Fiscal Deficit / Surplus as % of G.D.P.
-2.000
7.000
6.000
5.000
4.000
3.000
2.000
-2.500
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2
-3.000
1995 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
/ %
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
5
Money
and Banking
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 201
MONEY AND BANKING
% -1
2005
% -1
-3
Exchange rates
-5
Average middle rates
-7
(foreign currency per EURO)
Note: General Government Accounts are harmonised with ESA 2010 concepts and definitions.
2010
2012
2013
-3
-5
Pound sterling
-7
0,6838
0,8578
0,8109
0,8493
US dollar
1,2441
1,3257
1,2848
1,3281
Swiss Franc
18
(mn)
2012* 2005
2013* 2010
Current
8.000 Account Balance
Revenue
2005
2010*

Current account
-787,8
-1.711,9
Goods, services and income

-859,8
-1.595,8
Goods and services

-356,4
-1.081,6
Goods
-3.372,1
-4.664,1

Services
3.015,7
3.582,5
mn
mn
Revenue and Expenditure of General Government Sector

9.000
8.000
7.000
6.000
5.000
4.000
3.000
2.000
Balance of Payments
:
1,3803
1,2053
1,2311
1,5483
2010
.
19
Harmonised consumer price index (HICP)

Harmonised
Consumer
Price Index

Prices
and Inflation
Prices and inflation
Rate of inflation (%)
2005
2010
2012
2013
2,6
2,4
2,4
-0,4
General Index (2005=100)
Consumer price index

(2005=100)
General Index
100,00
112,86
119,36
118,88
Food & non-alcoholic

beverages
100,00
123,71
129,80
130,08
Alcoholic beverages
& tobacco
100,00
106,69
122,34
132,84
Clothing and footwear
100,00
94,03
91,00
88,52
Housing, water, electricity,gas

and other fuels
100,00
120,25
147,83
141,93
Furnishings, household
equipment and routine
household maintenance
100,00
104,27
106,93
105,76
Health
100,00
123,79
127,90
124,70
Transport
100,00
103,13
109,44
111,86
Communication
100,00
99,57
101,10
102,08
Recreation and culture
100,00
105,90
108,50
108,38
Education
100,00
127,13
134,33
133,34
Restaurants and hotels
100,00
123,52
126,68
127,17
Miscellaneous goods
and services
100,00
112,95
112,06
113,02
81,4
100,0
112,2
109,8
Industrial output prices index

(2010=100)
Local market
80,4
Export market
93,3
Price index of agricultural

production (1995=100)
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
-21980 1983 1986
20
121,2
100,0
100,0
150,4
114,4
94,6
153,9
112,0
93,0
157,1
Rate of Inflation
1989 1992 1995 1998
2001 2004 2007 2010 2013
2012
2005
2013
2010
(%)
100,0
112,0
119,5

(2005=100)
2,6
120,0
2,4
100,00
133,7
100,00
129,0
100,00
87,6
100,00
145,1
112,86
100,00
103,5
124,1
120,3
100,00
101,7
100,00
106,7
100,00
132,4
100,00
119,8
100,00
117,6
100,00
120,25

2005/04
2010/09
2012/11

100,00
2013/12
100,00
123,52

2,0
2,6(2010=100)
3,1
0,4
81,4
100,0
80,4
100,0
2,9
1,3
93,3
100,0
0,6

0,5
2,4
(1995=100)
-0,9
-0,5
-2,7
9,0
121,2
-3,2
150,4
2005

beverages
Alcoholic beverages
& tobacco
Housing, water, electricity,
gas and other fuels
Health
Transport
Communications
Education
Miscellaneous goods
and services
Annual Change (%):

General Index
beverages
Alcoholic beverages
& tobacco
Housing, water, electricity,
gas and other fuels
Health
Transport
Communication
Education
Miscellaneous goods
and services
2010

100,0
122,9
132,1
&
100,0
106,0
118,3

100,0
90,4
90,5

100,0
127,4
150,8
, ,
,
100,0
103,2
104,6
122,6
,
100,0
127,3

100,0
106,9 117,5

100,0
97,4
100,8
100,0
106,5
107,0
126,6
100,0
133,3
113,7
100,0
119,1

100,0
114,3
117,0
2,4
0,8
8,7
13,3
%
16
106,69
94,03
104,27
123,79
103,13
99,57
105,90
127,13
112,95
9,5
-3,8

0,4
14
0,0
-0,1
-1,0
12
-0,5
10
3,3
8
-9,4
6
0,54
5,32
2,80
3,0
5,3
0,0
-0,1
4,5
0,2
0,5
4,3
1,1
0,2
2,3
3,5
-2,5
2,3
0,9
-0,3
-0,7
0,6
2,7
2,8
0,8
0,4
-21980 1983 1986
123,71
1989 1992 1995 1998
2001
21
External Trade External trade

Main
Trading Partners
External trade
2005
2010
(mn)
(mn)
5.069,1
1.228,7
6.517,4
1.136,8
EU Countries1
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
United Kingdom
3.390,6
184,1
419,3
865,9
513,3
197,8
164,7
445,6
731,9
208,3
65,1
140,1
11,7
24,2
5,0
206,8
4.532,1
328,1
583,5
1.218,7
604,5
289,9
179,2
531,4
583,9
13,0
105,7
241,8
25,3
18,7
5,2
86,5
EU Countries1
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
United Kingdom
Non-EU Countries
China
Egypt
Israel
Japan
Korea (South)
Lebanon
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Taiwan
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
United States
1.597,8
193,8
51,4
355,6
155,4
37,8
20,7
48,3
11,7
10,9
33,1
33,9
73,9
81,7
292,8
11,9
8,0
12,9
18,5
1,8
25,3
15,9
10,9
10,7
0,7
1,8
31,4
17,9
1.868,1
342,9
60,0
510,3
68,8
41,1
12,1
46,5
14,7
8,4
35,8
41,8
29,5
93,4
381,2
15,7
20,0
21,1
0,5
4,1
37,5
19,7
14,4
24,3
1,8
2,6
20,3
13,3
Non-EU Countries
China
Egypt
Israel
Japan
Korea (South)
Lebanon
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Taiwan
Thailand
United Arab Emirates
United States
80,7
0,0
10,7
193,3
117,2
0,0
8,4
163,3
Countries and Territories

not specified
16,6
8,9
Stores and Provisions

0,0
265,3

mn
Total Exports/Dispatches
2000-2013
1.800
1.600
1.400
716,2
1.200
627,2 648,3
1.000
407,0
446,6 505,1 547,2
566,7
800 411,4 422,0
479,4
415,1
395,7 367,0
600
895,4
400
821,8 665,1
577,6 643,2 491,1 570,1 776,7 774,1
200 599,9 651,1 477,9 447,6 521,3
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Re-exports
Domestic exports
3.921,91
624,8
338,6
10,5
400,7
32,5
1.216,8
288,2
471,2
39,6
382,6
16,6
214,7
7,2
417,3
128,2
3.343,7
3.390,6
299,4
184,1
315,9
419,3
1.120,4
865,9
334,8
513,3
295,8
197,8
208,0
164,7
309,4
445,6
1.803,6
1.462,0
523,3
1.597,8
28,1
206,3
264,3
193,8
31,0
21,1
30,9
51,4
676,0
39,6
651,2
355,6
37,4
0,9
26,4
155,4
21,5
6,6
18,7
()
37,8
10,2
50,2
12,0
20,7
60,0
20,2
55,5
48,3
14,0 13,5
6,5
11,7
2,9
2,7
1,8
10,9
23,0
2,8
18,3
33,1
28,0
7,3
22,0
33,9
17,7
34,9
16,8

73,9
73,1
46,0
52,4
81,7
EU countries group consisting of the 27 partner countries.

1 27 .
Arrivals from EU Countries, 2013

Greece
34%
Italy
10%
80,7
4,8
0,0
0,0
702,8
731,9
11,6
208,3
40,8
65,1
268,5
140,1
29,2
11,7
18,5
24,2
5,45,0
209,3
206,8
643,4
292,8
32,9
11,9
36,68,0
62,0
12,9
0,7
18,5
5,91,8
35,7
25,3
25,7
15,9
12,5
10,9
1,9
10,7
2,20,7
5,21,8
35,9
31,4
57,7
17,9
4.532,
328,
583,
1.218,
604,
289,
179,
531,
1.868,
342,
60,
510,
68,
41,
12,
46,
14,
8,
35,
41,
29,
93,
10,7
11,1
254,2
193,3
117,
0,
Dispatches
to EU Countries,
2013
/
2000-2013
Italy
1.800
4%
Greece
1.600
38%
1.400
United1.200
Kingdom
United
9%
1.000
407,0
Kingdom
547,2
446,6
566,7
800 411,4 422,0
505,1
30%
479,4
395,7 367,0 415,1
Netherlands
600
Spain
9%400
1%
821,8
665,1 577,6 643,2 491,1 570,1
651,1 477,9
200 599,9 Germany
447,6 521,3
0
Netherlands
6% France
Other
2% 2007 2008 2009 2010
2000 2001 20022%2003 Other
2004 2005 2006
14%
17%
1 EU countries group consisting of the 27 partner countries.
22
/ Exports/
/
Imports/
Exports/ Imports/
Dispatches

Arrivals Dispatches Arrivals
(.)
Main Partner Countries
(mn)
(mn)
5.069,1
1.228,7
6.517,
All Countries
5.742,2
1.422,4
4.810,5
1.611,6
All Countries
Countries and Territories

not specified
Stores and Provisions
2005
2013
2012
Imports/ Exports/ Imports/ Exports/

Arrivals Dispatches Arrivals Dispatches
Main Partner Countries
External Trade -
Main
Trading Partners
Spain
6%
Germany
9%
France
9%
23
Imports/Arrivals
Imports / Arrivals Exports / Dispatches
Agriculture
Agriculture
(mn)
Total imports / arrivals
2005
2010
2012
2013
5.069,1
6.517,4
5.742,2
4.810,5
33,0
27,0
9,1
13,0
16,2
1,6
30,1
26,1
8,5
13,4
20,1
1,8
32,6
23,6
6,1
7,3
30,1
0,3
35,6
24,1
5,7
5,5
29,0
0,1
4.427,0
6.218,8
5.450,2
4.576,7
Category (%)
Consumer goods
Intermediate inputs
Capital goods
Transport equipment
Fuels and lubricants
Unclassified
Imports / Arrivals destined
for home use
Category (%)
Consumer goods
Intermediate inputs
Capital goods
Transport equipment
Fuels and lubricants
Unclassified
30,4
30,5
10,1
11,6
15,6
1,8
30,2
26,9
8,7
13,7
18,6
1,9
32,9
24,1
6,2
7,3
29,2
0,3
35,5
25,0
5,8
5,5
28,1
0,1
Exports/Dispatches
(mn)
2005
2010
2012
2013
Total exports / dispatches
1.228,7
1.136,8
1.422,4
1.611,6
Exports / Dispatches of:

foreign produced goods1
821,8
570,1
774,1
895,4
domestically produced goods
407,0
566,7
648,3
716,2
domestically produced
goods, excluding stores
and provisions
2005
Gross output at current
market prices (mn)
Crop production
Livestock production
Other
627,2
282,6
287,7
56,9
Agricultural land
(thousand hectares)
Temporary crop
Permanent crops
Fallow land
Grazing land
Uncultivated and scrap
202,4
101,6
42,7
20,5
0,4
37,2
Livestock (000 s)
Cattle
Sheep and lambs
Goats and kids
Pigs
Unclassified
29,1
7,8
Production of main crops

(thousand tons)
Cereals
Potatoes
Grapes
Citrus fruit
Olives
69,5
152,5
51,0
142,3
16,4
Domestic exports of raw

agricultural products (mn)
Potatoes
Citrus fruit
Grapes
Vegetables
109,4
36,2
35,4
0,7
11,1
2010
2012*
2013*
80,3
77,4
76,9 2005
/ 5.069,1
729,6 (%) 731,7
743,3
295,1
268,0
277,1

33,0
338,2
342,4
342,7
96,3 121,3
123,5

27,0

9,1
133,4
132,4
121,8

13,0
72,6
73,9
69,7

16,2
29,9
28,5
26,2

9,5
11,4
10,3 1,6
2,0
2,6
1,8
/
19,4
16,0
13,84.427,0
406,2
566,2
644,9
53,3
257,2 30,4
171,4
290,9 30,5
18,5 10,1
4,9 11,6
15,6
1,8
89,9
126,8
24,6
121,3
8,9
2005
86,2
86,7
88,9
/
1.228,7
33,2
32,1
53,8
28,3
25,8
27,8
/:
1,0 821,8
0,5
10,7
8,9
8,6
6,3

,

Gross Output and Value Added
in Agriculture

(at Current Market Prices)
(%)
710,5
23,0
1,3
15,2
0,8
13,4
0,9
16,6
0,9
mn
407,0
17,9
1,4
56,3
16,6
4,3
63,0
17,4
5,5
62,3
17,3
4,5
60,2
400
0,1
0,1
0,4
0,6
406,2
%

20
15
:
10

5

0
800
600
200
1960
1990
1995
Gross Output
2000
2005
6.
6.
(%)
55,5
58,0
328,9
346,8
307,4
271,2
463,7
394,7
20,3
19,9
4,9
4,6

65,7
90,7
82,0
82,2
28,3
20,5
113,3
112,4
14,9
12,6
Note: Data as of 2009 includes Fishing.
1 Exports / Dispatches of foreign produced goods correspond to re-exports.
24
57,8
268,9
329,3
429,7
Employment (000 s)
% of gainfully employed
Category (%)
Agricultural products
Minerals
Industrial products of
agricultural origin
mineral origin
manufacturing origin
90,9
Production index (1995=100)
2010
2011 2012*
1 .
Value
Added
2013*
23,0
1,3
17,9
1,4
56,3
0,1
% G.D.P.
25
1.
INDUSTRY
Construction
2005
2010
2012
2013
Production index (2010=100)

Employment (000 s)
100,3
38,5
100,0
38,6
83,1
35,6
72,9
31,9
At current market prices (mn):

Gross output
Value added
3.686,8
1.512,5
4.646,0
1.712,5
4.556,9
1.558,7
3.935,3
1.350,1
1.183,8
432,9
24,0
71,4
66,5
974,9
374,5
16,1
53,8
52,5
846,1
355,8
12,0
35,9
43,3
132,7
161,0
147,9
117,9
105,6
132,5
117,9
81,6
100,1
59,9
87,5
50,3
328,9
46,3
75,8
37,6
61,8
398,3
326,3
149,5
474,4
185,5
488,1
177,7
528,4
51,3
16,2
9,6
65,6
19,9
8,6
80,2
19,3
9,5
129,9
0,5
13,4
83,4
52,0
162,7
10,0
25,8
10,3
67,1
200,9
39,1
20,8
0,0
40,0
56,6
42,7
0,7
49,4
50,1
0,5
44,2
55,2
0,6
Industrial activity
Manufacturing
1.154,4
Food products and beverages
361,9
Textiles, wearing apparel and leather
39,7
Wood and wood products
72,3
Paper products and printing
64,5
Chemical, pharmaceutical, rubber
and plastic products
103,8
Non-metalic mineral products
170,4
Basic metals and metal products
124,8
Electronic and electric products,
machinery and transport equipment
38,6
Other manufacturing
178,4
45,4
Electricity supply
211,4
Water supply, sewerage, waste
management and remediation
activities
101,3
Domestic exports (mn)
312,0
Main export products
Dairy products
28,2
Canned fruit, vegetables and juices
9,6
Tobacco
7,9
Pharmaceutical products
and preparations
87,9
Cement
8,2
Cathodes of copper
0,0
Photovoltaic cells
11,6
Recycled goods
15,3
Exports by country groupings (%)
EU countries
59,5
Non-EU countries
39,7
Countries and territories not specified
0,9
Structure of Value Added in Industry, 2013

Mining and
quarrying &
Electricity supply
24%
Water supply, sewerage,
waste management
and remediation
activities
13%
Other
manufacturing
11%
26
Food products and

beverages
26%
Chemical, pharmaceutical,
rubber and plastic
products
9%
Paper products and
printing
3%
Non-metalic mineral
Basic metals and metal
products
products
6%
7%
Construction
2
2005
20102005 2011 2010 2012 2012
100,3
100,0
83,1
Gross output at
current (2010=100)
market prices (mn)
2.739,3
3.198,9 38,5
2.836,7 38,6
2.356,4 35,6
(000 )
(.):
Buildings construction

3.686,8
4.556,9 3.9
and civil engineering
2.098,3
2.595,5
2.355,54.646,0
1.912,0

1.512,5
1.712,5
1.558,7 1.3
Land and buildings development
641,0
603,4
481,2
444,4

1.154,4
1.183,8
974,9
8
Value added at
current
1.417,7
3
market prices (mn)
1.538,2361,9
1.281,8 432,9
1.024,1 374,5
,
Buildings construction

39,7
24,0
16,1
and civil engineering
1.062,5
1.078,6 71,4848,3 53,8

1.239,9 72,3
X
355,2
298,3 64,5 203,2 66,5175,8 52,5
Land and buildings
development
X,
103,8
132,7
117,9
1
Gross output of
new

2.231,2170,4
construction (mn)
1.870,5
1.976,1 161,0
1.537,5 105,6
1.123,1
1.092,8
Residential buildings
845,6
613,0
124,8
147,9
132,5
1
Non-residential buildings
375,4
495,2
480,3
363,9

Civil engineering
projects
372,0
643,2
650,2
560,6
,

38,6
59,9
46,3
Price index of construction

materials (2010=100)
83,1
100,0178,4 103,6 87,5104,5 75,8

45,4
50,3
3
Labour cost index
(2010=100)
79,0
100,0211,4 102,5 328,9103,7 398,3 }
Local sales of cement

,
1.335
(000 s tonnes) , 1.589
1.152
781

101,3
149,5
185,5
Dwelling stock (000 s)
340
421
431
437
(.)
312,0
474,4
488,1
New dwellings completed

(number)
16.416
13.434 28,2 9.091 51,36.565 65,6

Average area per
new
,

dwelling completed
(sq.m.)
153
159 9,6 178 16,2 178 19,9
7,9
9,6
8,6
Average cost per
sq.m.
of new dwellings
completed
87,9
129,9
162,7
in the private sector
()
692
869 8,2 899 0,5 929 10,0
0,0
13,4
25,8
Building permits
authorized
11,6
83,4
10,3
(000 s sq.m.)
3.417
2.918
2.253
1.500

15,3
52,0
67,1
(%)

59,5
56,6
49,4
Cost
Indices
the
Construction
Sector (2010=100)
in
39,7
42,7
50,1
1988-2013
140

0,9
0,7
0,5
Index
Industry
120
100
80
60
40
20
1988
1
5
, 2013

26%
X,

,
9%
,

X
1993
1998
2003
2008
2013

3%
13%

Labour
Construction materials

6%
7%
11%
&

24%
27
Energy
Energy
Environment
2005
Imports of petroleum
products (mn)
as % of total imports
Sales of petroleum
products (tonnes)
2012
2013
822,3
1.309,0
1.728,4
1.392,9
16,2
20,1
30,1
29,0
2.733.969
2.739.246
2.508.629
2.167.019
Unleaded motor gasoline

302.525
Leaded motor gasoline
0
Kerosene
15.976
Aviation kerosene
291.496
Gasoil
629.976
Light fuel oil
65.948
Heavy fuel oil
1.374.863
Liquefied petroleum gases
53.185
390.302
0
13.878
271.246
710.141
30.211
1.270.810
52.658
372.113
0
16.970
264.942
717.021
21.003
1.059.676
56.904
349.110
0
11.640
236.744
694.989
17.830
805.342
51.364
Electricity production
from combustible
fuels (000s kWh)
4.376.217
5.247.218
4.460.302
3.962.904
Electricity production from

renewable energy
sources (000's kWh)
921
74.986
257.373
326.010*
Solar photovoltaic
Wind
Biomass/biogas
566
355
0
6.393
33.469
35.124
21.545
185.811
50.017
46.898
231.040
48.072*
Electricity consumption
(000s kWh)
3.930.707
4.781.972
4.355.600
3.889.788
Domestic
Commercial
Industrial
Agriculture
Public lighting
1.432.830
1.585.922
725.392
120.648
65.915
1.737.474
1.990.994
816.074
152.642
84.788
1.671.095
1.836.756
631.829
128.590
87.330
1.435.231
1.655.761
581.860
129.129
87.807
Electricity consumption
per capita (kWh)
5.325
5.777
5.042
4.513
Average price of electricity

( cents per kWh)
10,98
16,23
23,60
20,69
Heat production from

renewable
energy sources (TJ)
28
2010
1.729
2.677
2.943
Energy intensity of the

economy (kgoe/000s)
Gross inland
consumption / G.D.P.
186,7
178,0
167,0
Final energy
consumption / G.D.P.
134,2
125,2
117,0
Final energy consumption

per capita (kgoe)
2.472
2.319
2.035
Environment
2005
2010

Emissions of greenhouse
gases
(.)
(000s tonnes of CO2
%
equivalents)
9.821,89
9.931,22
2011
2005
822,3
9.606,12
16,2
2012
2010
1.309,0
9.239,97
20,1
2012
1.728,4
30,1

Emissions of air pollutants
()
2.733.969 2.739.246 2.508.629
(000s tonnes)

302.525
390.302
372.113
Sulphur dioxide (SO2)
38,09
22,17
20,96
16,28

0
0
0
Nitrogen oxides (NOx)
21,17
18,04 15.976
20,76 13.878
21,01 16.970
Carbon monoxide (CO)
27,81
19,36 291.496
17,93 271.246
16,66 264.942
Non-methane volatile
629.976
710.141
717.021
organic compounds
14,30
11,67 65.948
9,60 30.211
9,26 21.003
Ammonia (NH3)
5,93
5,48
5,10
4,95

1.374.863 1.270.810 1.059.676
Particulate matter (PM10
)
4,53
3,54 53.185
3,11 52.658
2,78 56.904
Municipal waste
Waste generated
(000s tonnes)
Waste generated per
capita (kg)
Waste disposed to
landfills (000s tonnes)

(000' ) 4.376.217 5.247.218 4.460.302
4.507,91
577,37
579,68
572,38*

688) 698
(000'
921683
74.986663* 257.373
566
6.393
21.545
489,30
489,97
459,54
451,29
355
33.469 * 185.811
/
0
35.124
50.017
Waste collected for
recycling (000s tonnes)
18,61
61,09
72,22
70,10*
K
Waste collected for
(000' )
3.930.707 4.781.972 4.355.600
composting (000s tonnes
0,00
26,31
47,92
50,99*
1.432.830 1.737.474 1.671.095

1.585.922 1.990.994 1.836.756
Wastewater treatment
725.392
816.074
631.829
% of resident population
connected to wastewater
120.648
152.642
128.590
collecting system
29,8
65.915 84.788 87.330

K
Number of urban wastewater
()
treatment plants
35

Sources of water
( )
(million m3)

Fresh surface water abstraction
94,7
60,9

Fresh ground water abstraction
140,0
140,0

(TJ)
Desalinated water
31,0
52,7

Reused water
(kg11,1
../000)14,1
Imports of water

/ ...
Environmental protection
expenditures

in industry (000s) / 30.540
62.095
...
as % of G.D.P.
0,23
0,36

(kg ..)
5.325
5.777
5.042
10,98
16,23
23,60
65,8
155,0
1.729
48,7
14,8
186,7
100,3
155,0
2.677
17,6
17,2
178,0
32.241
134,2
0,18
29.554
125,2
0,17
117,0
2.472
2.319
2.035
2.943
167,0
29
Transport
Tourism
Tourism
Transport
2005
2010
2012
2013
Vehicles licensed
534.966
648.143
654.597
647.665
Passengers cars (saloon)

Private
Taxis
Rental Cars
Learners vehicles
Invalid carriages
355.134
342.146
1.845
8.336
557
2.250
462.652
449.845
1.822
7.398
652
2.935
475.462
461.431
1.776
8.564
631
3.060
474.561
459.923
1.777
9.198
624
3.039
3.217
1.314
1.903
3.403
1.119
2.284
3.557
1.016
2.541
3.495
904
2.591
118.355
11.470
105.327
1.558
120.690
13.399
105.129
2.162
113.743
12.059
99.781
1.903
109.069
10.142
97.245
1.682
Mechanised cycles
Autocycles
Motor tricycles
Motorcycles
Rental motorcycles
40.381
15.185
558
23.185
1.453
40.727
20.995
1.941
16.935
856
41.105
22.460
1.969
15.870
806
39.969
22.534
1.790
14.833
812
Tractors
Agricultural
Non-agricultural
14.368
13.457
911
16.303
14.901
1.402
16.798
15.307
1.491
16.974
15.464
1.510
3.511
195
142
1.304
1.870
4.368
262
113
1.771
2.222
3.932
242
105
1.502
2.083
3.597
209
100
1.316
1.972
48.712
44.025
25.829
18.567
2,1
1,8
1,9
1,9
Motor coaches and Buses

Private
Public
Goods conveyance vehicles
Heavy
Light
Road tractors (units of trailers)
Other vehicles
Road rollers
Cranes
Heavy locomotives
Other
Registrations of
motor vehicles
Persons per private
saloon car (Licensed)
Deaths in road accidents
Aircraft landings
Ship arrivals
13,5
7,5
5,9
5,1
30.664
30.931
30.141
26.923
4.649
3.607
3.034
3.041
Travellers (000 s)
60
50
40
%
30
20
10
0
36,4
44,5
40,5
23,0
11,0
3,7
8,4
Passenger Cars
1,9
7,9
Goods Conveyance
Vehicles
<2
30
41,5
22,7
2-5
29,4
17,6
9,8
1,7
10,7
3,5
Motor coaches
and Buses
5-10
10-20
32,5
20+
39,7
13,6
TOTAL VEHICLES
2010
2005
2010
2012
2013
534.966
648.143
2012
654.597
3.620,2
()
3.745,3 355.134
3.872,3 462.652
3.773,2 475.462
342.146
449.845
461.431
3.731,7
3.884,0
3.808,3
3.621,9
1.845
1.822
1.776
2.173,0
8.336
7.398 1
8.564
Tourist arrivals (000 s)
2.470,1
2.464,91 2.405,4

557
652
631

2.250
2.935
3.060
Main countries:
Arrivals
Departures
United Kingdom
996,0
959,51
1.391,8
3.217
182,7
1.314
Germany
139,2
144,41

1.903 1
Greece
130,2
127,7
133,0

Switzerland (incl. Liechten.)

40,3
41,7 118.355
46,91
11.470 1
Netherlands
29,5
34,2
33,0
105.327 1
Nordic countries
195,2
247,7
236,3
()
1.558
Russia
97,6
223,9
474,41
40.381 1
Same-day visitors (000 s)
186,6
277,4 15.185
169,9
558
Transit at ports
2,5
0,2
0,0
23.185
Cruise-ship visitors
175,6
271,5
162,9
1.453
Same day-tourists
8,6
5,8
7,01
14.368
13.457
Guestnights of tourists in
911
tourist accommodation

14.006
12.448

Foreign exchange receipts

from tourism (mn)
1.718
1.550

Capacity in tourist
accommodation

(number of beds) 95.648
88.234
(000 s)
2.800
2.700
2.600
2.500
2.400
2.300
2.200
2.100
891,21
3.403
3.557
1.119
1.016
98,91
2.284 1
2.541
105,0
120.690
41,71 113.743
13.399 1 12.059
20,2
105.129 1 99.781
242,1
2.162
1.903
608,61
40.727 1 41.105
220,8
20.995
22.460
1.941
1.969
0,0
16.935
15.870
206,6
856
806
14,21
16.303
16.798
14.901
15.307
1.402
1.491
3.511
13.488
195
142
1.304
1.9281
4.368
13.018
262
113
1.771
2.0821
3.932
242
105
1.502
1.870
2.222
2.083
86.744
48.712
87.102
44.025
25.829
1,8 1
1.115,2
1,9

Return of Residents from
2,1 1
a trip abroad (000 s)
913,8()
1.246,4
1.194,1

1 Data for the months of March 2012 and January 2013 is based on estimations.
13,5
100.000
Arrivals (000 s)
Age Distribution of Licensed Vehicles, 2013
2005

7,5
30.931
Arrivals of Tourists
and Revenue30.664

4.649
3.607
Revenue (mn)
5,9
30.141
3.034
2.500

, 20
60
2.000
50
44,5
1.500
41,5
40,5
36,4
40
%
29,4
1.000
30
23,0
22,7
17,6
20
500
11,0
9,8
10,7
8,4
7,9
10 3,7
0
3,5
1,7
1,9
1999 2000 2001 2002 02003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

()
Tourist Arrivals
Revenue from Tourism

<2
2-5
5-10
10-20
20+
31

R&D Expenditure by Source of Funds, 2012

000s
(%)
Government
Direct government
sector
33.223
39,9%
R&D personnel
(Head count)
university funds
22.084
26,5%
Higher education
3.824
4,6%
Private non-profit
574
0,7%
R&D expenditure (000s)

as % of G.D.P.
2005
2010
2011
2012
54.438
86.198
88.883
83.322
0,41
0,50
0,50
0,47
By sector of performance
(000s)
Government
Business enterprises
Higher education
Private non-profit
17.312
11.988
21.199
3.940
16.891
14.796
42.944
11.567
14.731
12.765
47.511
13.876
13.696
11.959
46.671
10.996
18.731
9.845
2.595
10.086
8.892
4.289
33.388
17.738
3.323
10.229
14.249
7.271
34.744
19.455
3.707
9.344
14.988
6.645
27.504
19.618
3.605
8.433
15.891
8.271
By field of science (000s)

Natural sciences
Engineering and technology
Medical sciences
Agricultural sciences
Social sciences
Humanities
By source of funds (000s)
Direct government sector
Government university funds
Higher education
Private non-profit
Abroad
32
24.677
11.789
9.122
2.266
636
5.948
36.981
21.927
10.990
2.997
402
12.901
38.978
23.768
9.781
3.444
404
12.508
1.297

22.084
26,5%
1.241
By sector of performance
Government
366
275
299
14.568 261
17,5%
Higher education
444
589
Private non-profit
86
140
253
268
628
148
248
236
9
10
599
159
By gender
Men
Women
767
530
732
510
By occupation
2005
Researchers
682
905
915
Technicians
273 (000)
216 54.438221

Other supporting staff
201
181
161
...
0,41
By level of qualification
PhD degree holders
290
456
483
Post-graduates (000)
345
387
375
University degree holders
216
245 17.312238
Other post secondary

diplomas
55
67 11.988 73
Secondary education
199
123 21.199110

Primary education
52
23
18

3.940
By field of science
Natural sciences
419 (000)
497
485
Engineering and technology
188
272
273
Medical sciences 48
60 18.731 63

Agricultural sciences
217
166 9.845164
Social sciences
188
234 2.595229

Humanities
97
74 10.086 84

8.892
R&D Personnel by Sector of Performance (%)

4.289
2010
877
86.198205
160
0,50
R&D personnel
(Full-time equivalent) 33.223
1.157
39,9%
9.049
10,8%
Abroad
14.568
17,5%
2005
2010
2011,
2012
2012
000
2.470
2.628
2.788
2.727
(%)
33.223
22.084
9.049
3.824
574
14.568
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2005
2000
0%
715
442
1.303
574
0,7%
776
527
20,0
19,0
48,2
19,5
20,7
48,4
(000)
21,1
45,2
23,0
20,2 25,9
43,1 24.677
23,7
27,2
39,8
31,6
22,6
38,4
11.78920,3
51,2
21,3
10%
Government
20%
30% 40%
50%
60%
70% 9.122
80%
3.824
4,6%
470
357
16.891223
14.79675
42.94497
19
11.567
400
287
33.38855
17.738157
3.323223
10.229119
14.249
7.271
12,8
11,4
10,7
10,8
36.981
9,3
7,4
21.927
7,2
90%
100%
10.990

2.266
2.997
Higher education Private non-profit

636
402
5.948
12.901
2011
88.883
0,50
14.731
12.765
47.511
13.876
34.744
19.455
3.707
9.344
14.988
6.645
38.978
23.768
9.781
3.444
404
12.508
33
Innovation
Innovation
Innovation
Innovation
2008 - 2010
2010 - 2008
2012 - 2010
Employment
size
class
Employment size class

10-49
250+
Total
10-49 10-4950-24950-249 250+ 250+Total

TOTAL
% of all%enterprises
with::
Innovation
activities
39,11 43,08 59,47 55,79 62,16 83,6842,09 46,19
TOTAL
% of all enterprises with:
Innovation activities
43,08
55,79
83,68
46,19
Product and/or process

innovation
32,64
45,90
80,94
36,03
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
Organisational and/or
marketing innovation
10,44
9,89
2,74
10,16
No innovation activities
56,92
44,21
16,32
53,81
Ongoing and/or abandoned

innovation activities
/
Product
and/or process
innovation
26,54
/

Ongoing
and/or abandoned
0,00
/

Organisational
and/or
12,57

60,89
32,64
0,00
48,42
0,00
10,44
45,90
0,00
56,75
0,00
9,89
11,05
80,94
36,03
29,87
0,00
0,00
2,74
5,41
0,00
10,16
12,22
56,92 40,53 44,21 37,84 16,3257,91 53,81
INDUSTRY
45,58
58,75
65,48
47,90

innovation
35,65
53,68
65,48
38,87

0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
9,93
5,07
0,00
9,03
54,42
41,25
34,52
52,10
INDUSTRY
with::
Innovation
activities
38,65
/
Product
and/or
process
innovation
30,19
/
0,00
/
Organisational
and/or

8,46

No innovation
activities
61,35
SERVICES
with::
Innovation
activities
39,54 40,78 57,26 53,51 67,86 92,0242,89 44,68
SERVICES
40,78
53,51
92,02
44,68

innovation
29,86
39,89
88,03
33,53
45,58 63,01 58,75 44,44 65,4841,15 47,90

35,65
0,00
9,93
49,31
0,00
13,70
53,68
0,00
5,07
44,44
0,00
0,00
65,48
38,87
32,27
0,00
0,00
0,00
8,88
0,00
9,03
54,42 36,99 41,25 55,56 34,5258,85 52,10
0,00
0,00
0,00
0,00
/
Product
and/or process
innovation
23,21 29,86 47,86 39,89 60,72 88,0327,81 33,53
/
Ongoing
and/or abandoned
innovation
activities
0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00 0,00
10,92
13,62
3,99
11,15
/
Organisational
and/or
16,33 10,92 9,40 13,62 7,14 3,9915,08 11,15

marketing
innovation
59,22
46,49
7,98
55,32

34
50-249
activities
No innovation
60,46
59,22
42,74
46,49
32,14
57,11
7,98
55,32
35
Information
Society
Information society
2010
2012
2013
1.021
524
37
1.283
412
20
1.283
385
15
Age
Computers and Internet

Internet access and usage
Subscriptions to ISPs
for Internet access
per 1.000 inhabitants
1.231
464
26
246
260
267
Dial-up
ISDN
Broadband (DSL, Cable
Modem and others)
59,2
4,3
5,9
2,0
1,0
36,5
94,1
98,0
99,0
Regular Internet usage

% population aged 16-74
Male
Female
26,2
28,4
24,2
49,8
51,9
47,9
57,8
61,1
54,8
61,7
63,3
60,3
% of individuals using
the Internet for interaction
with public authorities
obtaining information
downloading forms
returning filled forms
11,4
10,9
4,8
1,7
21,8
20,6
15,0
9,4
29,9
29,2
23,6
14,6
30,2
29,3
19,9
10,2
% of enterprises (10+) using

the Internet for interaction
with public authorities
obtaining information
downloading forms
returning filled forms
39,5
38,9
23,2
9,0
73,7
72,5
60,7
16,8
84,6
84,2
80,8
34,6
84,2
84,0
81,5
46,8
% over enterprises (10+)

using the Internet
36
80
60
40
20
0
38,1
68,8
44,2
74,5
90,0
94,6
59,6
51,0
96,3
53,8
7,3
4,7
10,9
8,0
2004
2005
2006
18,1
14,0 12,3
8,5 11,4
2007
DSL
2008
9,5 10,4 13,1 7,7

9,0
5,9
2009
2010
Other broadband
25 34
35 44
45 54
55 64
65 - 74
Low
Medium
High
Students
58,5
13,9
5,6
17,9
17,7
1,1
0,7
2011
2012
2013
Via mobile phone
2005
2010
2012
1.021
524
1.231
464
1.28
41
26
246
26
99,0
5,9
2,
37

70,4
94,7
83,7
49,0
28,5

14,7
1.000
29,9
123
62,6
(% )
89,6

59,2
Employees
69,1
64,7
Unemployeed
4,3
Retired/
29,1
Inactive
0
10 (DSL,
20
30
40 ..)
50
60
70
80 36,5
90

% 16-74
%
26,2
28,4
24,2
2005
2010
2012
%
Education

11,4
Primary (per 100 pupils)

Computers
7,7
15,7
15,9 10,9

4,8
Computers connected to
Internet
5,7
14,615,2 1,7
Computers connected to Internet

%
with high speed connections

1,8 (10+) 13,4
14,3

39,5
Secondary (per 100 pupils)

38,9
Computers
17,0
24,8
28,6

23,2
Computers connected to
Internet
12,2
18,924,6 9,0
95,2
38,6
34,6
7,6
4,0
Modem or ISDN
85,1
92,6
Total
Male
Female
16 24
Internet Users Profile, 2013

( 1.000
)
(frequent
users,
at least once a week)

61,7

63,3
(ISDN)
60,3

with high speed connections
Type of Internet Connection

100
Occupation Education
Level
123
Type of Internet connection

(% on total subscriptions)
75,5
Sex
Telecommunications
(per 1.000 inhabitants)
Mobile subscriptions
Analogue telephone lines
ISDN lines
Information Society
Information society
% (10+)

2005
Information society
10,8
80
Computers
60
40
75,5
38,1

20
68,8
11,9
44,2
11,7
7,6
7,3
Computers connected to Internet 4,0
4,7
0
with high speed connections 2004 11,62005
Modem ISDN
10094,1
98,
49,8
51,9
47,9
2013
57,
61,
54,
21,8
15,420,6
15,0
14,9 9,4
29,
29,
23,
14,
14,0
73,7
72,5
28,260,7
25,616,8
84,
84,
80,
34,

18,6
24,5
25,5
100
Tertiary (per 100 students)
74,5
59,6
51,0
14,1
13,8
10,9
8,0
34,6
90,0
92,6
13,1
17,7
12,9
18,1
17,6
14,0 12,3
8,5 11,4
2006
13,8 2007
DSL
85,1
2008
12,7
9,5 10,4 13,1 7,7

9,0
5,9
200917,6
2010
94,6
96
53
38,6
13,9
5,6
17
2011
37

Main indicators
Main indicators
Country
Population
(1.1.2013)
000 s
Natural
Population change
(2013)
per 1.000 inhabitants
Share of EU
Population
(2013)
%
E.U.-28
505.675
0,2
100,0
E.U.-27
501.413
0,2
99,2
Austria
8.452
0,0
1,7
Belgium
11.162
1,5
2,2
Bulgaria
7.285
-5,2
1,4
Croatia
4.262
-2,5
0,8
Cyprus
866
4,7
0,2
Czech Republic
10.516
-0,2
2,1
Denmark
5.603
0,6
1,1
Estonia
1.320
-1,3
0,3
Finland
5.427
1,2
1,1
France
65.579
3,6
13,0
Germany
80.524
-2,6
15,9
Greece
11.063
-1,6
2,2
Hungary
9.909
-3,6
2,0
Ireland
4.591
8,5
0,9
Italy
59.685
-1,4
11,8
Latvia
2.024
-4,0
0,4
Lithuania
2.972
-3,9
0,6
Luxembourg
537
4,2
0,1
Malta
421
1,9
0,1
Netherlands
16.780
1,8
3,3
Poland
38.533
-0,5
7,6
Portugal
10.487
-2,3
2,1
Romania
20.020
-3,5
4,0
Slovakia
5.411
0,5
1,1
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom

..
Main indicators
Main
indicators
2.059
0,9
0,4
46.728
0,8
9,2
9.556
2,4
1,9
63.905
3,2
12,6
Country
E.U.-28
81,0
..-28
505.675
E.U.-27
80,9
..-27
501.413
Austria
87,4
8.452
Belgium
83,1
11.162
Bulgaria
86,0
7.285
Croatia
95,0
65.579
Cyprus
89,5
80.524
Czech Republic
90,9
5.603
Denmark
71,8
11.063
Estonia
84,2
1.320
Finland
85,9
63.905
France
86,4
4.591
Germany
76,8
46.728
Greece
86,5
59.685
Hungary
84,3
4.262
Ireland
89,4
866
Italy
77,9
2.024
Latvia
85,7
2.972
Lithuania
90,0
537
Luxembourg
76,9
421
Malta
76,1
16.780
Netherlands
78,2
9.909
Poland
89,7
38.533
Portugal
69,9
10.487
Romania
79,7
20.020
Slovakia
91,2
5.411
Slovenia
91,5
2.059
Spain
63,8
9.556
Sweden
86,2
10.516
United Kingdom
82,9
5.427
1
38
Youth Educational
Lifelong
Attainment Learning
(2013)
(2013)
%, Ages 20-24
%,(2013)
Ages 25-64
(1.1.2013)
000
1.000
Reference year 2005.
Reference year 2007.
10,5
0,2
10,5
0,2
13,9
0,0
6,7
1,5
1,7
-5,2
2,4
3,6
6,9
-2,6
9,7
0,6
31,4
-1,6
12,6
-1,3
24,9
3,2
17,7
8,5
7,8
0,8
2,9
-1,4
3,0
-2,5
7,3
4,7
6,2
-4,0
6,5
-3,9
5,7
4,2
14,4
1,9
7,5
1,8
17,4
-3,6
4,3
-0,5
9,8
-2,3
2,0
-3,5
2,9
0,5
12,4
0,9
11,1
2,4
28,1
-0,2
16,1
1,2
Public Expenditure
on
Education
(2011) ..
%(2013)
of G.D.P.
%
5,3
100,0
5,3
99,2
5,8
1,7
6,6
2,2
3,8
1,4
4,2
13,0
7,9
15,9
4,5
1,1
8,8
2,2
5,2
0,3
6,8
12,6
5,7
0,9
5,0
9,2
4,11
11,8
4,7
0,8
6,2
0,2
4,3
0,4
5,0
0,6
5,2
0,1
3,22
0,1
8,0
3,3
5,9
2,0
4,9
7,6
5,3
2,1
3,1
4,0
4,1
1,1
5,7
0,4
4,8
1,9
6,8
2,1
6,0
1,1
39

Cyprus in the European
Union

..
Main indicators
Main indicators
Main indicators
Country
Main indicators
Unemployment
Rate
(2013)
Employment
Rate
(2013)
%, Ages 15+
%, Ages 20-64
Labour Productivity
per person
employed
(2013)
EU28=100
Country
Individuals
Regularly Using
the
Internet
(2013)
(2013)
%,
% 15+
Enterprises1
with
Internet

Access
(2013)
(2013)
(2013)
%,
E..28=10
% 20-64
E.U.-28
10,8
68,4
99,9
E.U.-28
..-28
72 10,8
96
68,4
99,9
E.U.-27
10,8
68,5
100,0
E.U.-27
..-27
72 10,8
96
68,5
100,0
Austria
4,9
75,5
113,4
Austria
77
4,9
98
75,5
113,4
Belgium
8,4
67,2
127,3
Belgium
80
8,4
97
67,2
127,3
Bulgaria
13,0
63,5
43,4
Bulgaria
51
13,0
89
63,5
43,4
Croatia
17,3
53,9
80,1
Croatia
63
10,3
98
69,5
116,0
Cyprus
15,9
67,2
91,8
Cyprus
62
5,3
93
77,1
107,0
Czech Republic
7,0
72,5
71,9
Czech Republic
70
7,0
96
75,6
111,0
Denmark
7,0
75,6
111,0
Denmark
91
27,5
99
53,2
92,7
Estonia
8,6
73,3
70,0
Estonia
77
8,6
97
73,3
70,0
Finland
8,2
73,3
107,1
Finland
89
7,5
100
74,9
99,4
France
10,3
69,5
116,0
France
78
13,1
99
65,5
135,5
5,3
77,1
107,0
Germany
80
26,1
98
58,6
111,2
Greece
27,5
53,2
92,7
Greece
56
12,2
87
59,8
108,8
Hungary
10,2
63,2
70,6
Hungary
71
17,3
88
53,9
80,1
Ireland
13,1
65,5
135,5
Ireland
75 15,9
95
67,2
91,8
Italy
12,2
59,8
108,8
Italy
56
11,9
97
69,7
66,9
Latvia
11,9
69,7
66,9
Latvia
71
11,8
94
69,9
74,6
Lithuania
11,8
69,9
74,6
Lithuania
65
5,9
100
71,1
163,9
Luxembourg
5,9
71,1
163,9
Luxembourg
93
6,4
98
64,8
91,7
Malta
6,4
64,8
91,7
Malta
66
6,7
95
76,5
108,8
Germany
6,7
76,5
108,8
Netherlands
92
10,2
100
63,2
70,6
Poland
10,3
64,9
74,3
Poland
60
10,3
94
64,9
74,3
Portugal
16,4
65,6
76,7
Portugal
58
16,4
96
65,6
76,7
Romania
7,3
63,9
51,7
Romania
45
7,3
83
63,9
51,7
Slovakia
14,2
65,0
82,6
Slovakia
74
14,2
98
65,0
82,6
Slovenia
10,1
67,2
81,1
Slovenia
69
10,1
97
67,2
81,1
Spain
26,1
58,6
111,2
Spain
66
8,0
97
79,8
114,5
Sweden
92
7,0
98
72,5
71,9
87
8,2
96
73,3
107,1
Netherlands
Sweden
8,0
79,8
114,5
United Kingdom
7,5
74,9
99,4
United Kingdom
1
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Enterprises employing 10 or more persons.
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More Statistics on Cyprus

Further statistical information is available in the following
publications of the Statistical Service of Cyprus:
- Statistical Abstract
- National Economic Accounts
- Monthly Economic Indicators
- Agricultural Statistics
- Industrial Statistics
- Construction and Housing Statistics
- Wholesale and Retail Trade Statistics
- Transport Statistics
- Cyprus External Trade Statistics
- Labour Statistics
- Demographic Report
- Health and Hospital Statistics
- Education Statistics
- Criminal Statistics
- Tourism Statistics
- Family Budget Survey
Details of the publications issued by the Statistical Service since its
establishment are available in the report "Publications Catalogue
of the Statistical Service of Cyprus". All paper publications are
obtainable from the Printing Office of the Republic of Cyprus
and directly from the central offices of the Statistical Service in
Lefkosia.
Data are also available on the Web site of the Statistical Service of
Cyprus:
Website of CYSTAT
The website is the main source of statistical information.
Through the website CYSTAT achieves to provide up-to-date,
immediate and comprehensive statistical information of Cyprus
to all users of such information.
The website is user friendly and is available in both Greek and
English.
The website contains the most recent statistical data as well as
time series data by subject, all the announcements, information
about CYSTAT, the Statistics Law, a publications catalogue and
links to websites of Statistical Services of other countries. In
addition, the website contains the Release Calendar which is
updated every Friday with the dates of CYSTATs announcements
that are scheduled to be released in the following four months.
The website offers the Alert service through which registered
users receive immediate notification via e-mail about the
availability of new information.
The statistical data is categorised in the following Statistical
Themes:
Economy and Finance, Population and Social Conditions,
Labour, External Trade, Agriculture,
Industry, Construction, Services,
Energy, Environment, Science and Technology,
General.
http://www.cystat.gov.cy
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European Statistical Data Support (ESDS)

All the information contained on the website of Eurostat
(http: //ec.europa.eu/eurostat) is available free of charge to all
users. Amongst other, the website offers access to statistical data
contained in Eurostats databases as well as to the publications of
Eurostat in electronic format (pdf ).
Eurostat set up with all Member States a network of support
centers. Their mission is to provide help and guidance to Internet
users of European statistical data, thus to all users of Eurostat's
website.
As from January 2005 the Statistical Service of Cyprus has set up
the Centre of European Statistical Data Support (ESDS) which
provides, on behalf of Eurostat, free of charge support on EU data
for the following:
- Information on availability of data/ publications
- Verification of data
- Methodological information
- Technical support
Users may contact the ESDS Centre via:
- CYSTATs website (http://www.cystat.gov.cy) under the section
Services / ESDS where they can fill out the predefined form
- email: eustatistics@cystat.mof.gov.cy
- Telephone: +357-22605151
- Fax: +357-22661313
The service is available daily during the working hours of the
Cyprus civil service.
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Because of rounding, there may be slight discrepancies between

Data are the latest available as at the end of September 2014.

Cyprus is a small island of 9.251 sq km (3.572 sq miles), extending

Mean temperatures for 2011 in C

Mean temperatures for 2013 in C

Date of Independence: 16 August 1960.

LefkosiaLemesosAthalassa Public Garden

Mean Daily Minimum (C)

Population Distribution by Age and Sex, 2013*

Population end of year

65 years and over

Average household size

Food and nonalcoholic

Housing, water, electircity,124,8

Transport and communication

gas and other fuels

Natural increase rate

Annual mid-year population

Crude Birth Rate

Crude Death Rate

Crude death rate

Infant mortality rate

Marriages and divorces

Against public order

1 The indicators have been revised

for the period 2002-2010 using the revised population figures,

Hospital beds per nurse

Health personnel (number)

Gross enrolment ratios (%)

Tertiary level (total)

Pre-school and pre-primary

Pupil / teacher ratios

for persons aged 20 years

Pupil / Teacher Ratio

1 Figures obtained from the Adult Education Survey conducted in 2012.

Pupil / Teacher Ratios

Employment by Broad Sectors (% distribution)

20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80%

G.D.P. by category of expenditure

G.D.P. by economic activity

G.D.P. by economic activity

Agriculture, forestry and fishing

Distribution of G.D.P. by Activity, 2013*

Wholesale and retail trade; repair

At current market prices

1960 1964 1968 1972 1976

At current market prices

G.D.P. by category of expenditure

Current market prices

Main aggregates of the general government

Main Aggregates of the General

Total general government

Total general government

... -870,3 -2,2 -55,0 -4,8

Fiscal Deficit / Surplus as % of G.D.P.

MONEY AND BANKING

Average middle rates

(foreign currency per EURO)

Goods, services and income

Goods and services

Revenue and Expenditure of General Government Sector

Harmonised consumer price index (HICP)

Consumer price index