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The map shows the real GRP change in the Baltic Sea Region during the years 2009-2013, a period that started at the height of the global financial crisis. In Denmark several regions have suffered from, on average, reduced real GDP throughout this period. In Finland the situation is even more serious in Varsinais-Suomi where real GDP has on average decreased between 1 – 2 percent. In Helsinki-Uusimaa and Keski-Suomi the reduction is more moderate, between 0 – 1 percent. Sweden has seen increases in real GDP for all regions of more than 4%. In Iceland the picture is equally strong, while in Norway some regions have grown above 4% while others have grown above 2%. Greenland has, on average, seen real GDP increases between 1 – 2%, as has Åland. The South-Eastern part of the Baltic Sea Region, including the Baltic States and Poland, have seen, in the same way as Norway and Sweden, a development in many regions with, especially compared to the rest of Europe, very high increase in GRP.
Map ID: 0355b
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Linus Rispling
Eurostat, NSI’s, World Bank, Nordregio
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Change in real Gross Regional Product from 2009 to 2013
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