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Not surprisingly, the highest GDP per capita (dark green regions), highlighting the productivity of the labour force, is found in the Nordic capital metropolitan areas, in Hamburg, as well as in some regions on the Norwegian south-west coast. The east-west divide is evident between the Nordic countries and the new Eastern EU-member states. Regarding the latter, some unsurprising exceptions here are the larger urban agglomerations. This east-west divide becomes even more marked when incorporating NW Russia and Belarus, where the respective rates are generally even lower (brown coloured regions).
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Johanna Roto
Eurostat, National Statistics Offices, Nordregio estimates
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Growth Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in Purchasing Power Standards (PPS) for 2009 at the regional level in the Baltic Sea Region
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