The Community of Madrid leads Spain in terms of GDP per capita, where significant differences are observed that continue to highlight the traditional wealth gap between north and south . The Gross Domestic Product per capita in the Community of Madrid was the highest in the country in 2021, with 34,821 euros per inhabitant: 36.6% higher than the national average, which stands at 25,498 euros. At the other extreme is Andalusia , with 18,906 euros per person, a considerable distance of 15,915 euros from the capital region. The Basque Country , with 32,925 euros, joins the Community of Madrid as the only 2 regions that are above the European Union average of 32,430 euros of GDP per capita. Among the richest autonomous communities in Spain are also Navarra (31,024 euros), Catalonia (29,942 euros), Aragón (28,912 euros) and La Rioja (27,279 euros.
These 6 are the only ones that exceed the average record for Spain, below which are, therefore, the remaining 13 regions (including the autonomous cities of Melilla and Ceuta), which represent two thirds of the country. The poorest autonomous community in Spain, based on 2021 GDP per capita, would be the aforementioned Andalusia, which is 25.9% below
Jamaica Mobile Number List the national record. They are followed by the Canary Islands, with 18,990 euros per inhabitant and 25.5% below the Spanish average, and Extremadura, with about 19,072 euros that are 25.2% below this. GDP per capita Spain 2021 INE Do you live in a rich or poor area? This map of Spain shows the level of wealth per person in each municipality The data, published this Monday the 19th by the INE , come from the Regional Accounting of Spain (CRE), which includes the advance estimate for 2021 from the Annual National Accounting.
which has calculated the rate of growth in volume of Spanish GDP. From these, the autonomous communities that registered a greater increase in their Gross Domestic Product in terms of volume that year are the Balearic Islands (10.7%) and the Canary Islands (7.0%), which presented a greater margin after pick up the biggest declines in 2020. The next ones with the highest economic growth are Navarra (5.9%) and Catalonia (5.8%). Cantabria, Valencian Community, Andalusia, Asturias and the Basque Country complete the 9 regions that are above the average annual growth rate of Spain, of 5.5%, which is slightly higher than the 5.4% of the EU and the Community of Madrid. On the contrary, the 10 autonomous communities and cities that grew below average had registered a decrease in their GDP less than that of the national total in 2020, notes the INE. At the bottom of the ranking are Ceuta (4.0%), Melilla (4.1%), Castilla y León (4.3%) and Aragón.
