Economy of Greece
National and regional GDP

Economy of Greece

Section Title: National and regional GDP
Table Section Text: None

Rank	Region	GDP (€, billions)	GDP (% of national total)	GDP per capita (€)	GDP per capita (PPS)	GDP per capita (PPS, EU28=100)

0	a	0	0	0	0	0

1	Attica	85.285	47.3	22,700	27,300	91

2	Central Macedonia	24.953	13.8	13,300	16,000	53

3	Thessaly	9.437	5.2	13,000	15,700	52

4	Crete	8.962	5.0	14,200	17,000	57

5	Central Greece	8.552	4.7	15,400	18,500	62

6	Western Greece	8.164	4.5	12,300	14,900	49

7	Peloponnese	8.144	4.5	14,100	17,000	56

8	Eastern Macedonia and Thrace	6.939	3.9	11,500	13,900	46

9	South Aegean	6.114	3.4	18,000	21,700	72

10	Western Macedonia	4.010	2.2	14,800	17,900	59

11	Epirus	4.001	2.2	12,000	14,400	48

12	Ionian Islands	3.159	1.8	15,400	18,600	62

13	North Aegean	2.498	1.4	12,000	14,500	48

–	Greece	180.218	100	16,800	20,200	67

–	European Union	15,383.066	8535.8	30,000	30,000	100

100	z	1000000000000000	1000	100	1000000000	1000

Sentence(s)

The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500) and Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).
The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500) and Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).
The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500), Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).

final_sentence: The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500) and Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).
final_sentence: The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500) and Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).
final_sentence: The poorest regions were Eastern Macedonia and Thrace (€11,500), Epirus and the North Aegean (both €12,000).