Spanish Regional Accounts. Base 2010 Regional Gross Domestic

27 March 2015
Spanish Regional Accounts. Base 2010
Regional Gross Domestic Product. Year 2014
Income accounts of the household sector. 2010-2012 series
Main results
Regional Gross Domestic Product. Year 2014
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La Rioja is the Autonomous Community registering the greatest increase of its
GDP in terms of volume (2.5%) in 2014, followed by Extremadura and Canarias,
with 2.2% in both cases.
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Besides these three communities, Comunitat Valenciana, Comunidad Foral de
Navarra, Región de Murcia, Illes Balears and Aragón stand over the average,
which was 1.4%.
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The regional territories with the fewest growth rates were Galicia (0.5%), the
Autonomous Cities of Ceuta (0.6%) and Melilla (0.8%) and Principado de Asturias
(0.8%).
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If we analyse the values of GDP per inhabitant, Comunidad de Madrid presents
the highest rate with 31,004 euros, 36.1% over the Spanish average, which is
22,780 euros. Conversely, Extremadura presented the smallest GDP per capita
with 15,752 euros, 30.9% below the national average.
Incom e account s of t he household sect or. 2010-2012 series
In 2012, the households in País Vasco registered the greatest available income per
inhabitant, with 18,950 euros (this figure was 31.5% higher than the national average,
which was 14,414 euros), followed by Comunidad de Madrid (17,980), Comunidad
Foral de Navarra (17,733 euros) and Cataluña (16,618 euros).
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Year 2014
Last 26 February, the Quarterly National Accounting of Spain estimated the volume growth of
the Spanish economy for the four quarters of 2014, whose result was 1.4% for the whole
year.
The regional distribution of this data carried out by the Regional Accounting of Spain showed
that La Rioja was the Autonomous Community to register the greatest GDP increase in
volume terms (2.5%), followed by Extremadura and Canarias (2.2% for both of them).
In addition to this Autonomous Communities, six other regions registered real growth rates in
their GDP higher than the national average: Comunitat Valenciana (2.1%), Comunidad Foral
de Navarra (2.0%), Región de Murcia (2.0%), Illes Balears (1.9%) and Aragón (1.7%).
In turn, the smallest GDP growth rates in terms of volume were recorded in Galicia (0.5%),
the Autonomous Cities of Ceuta (0.6%) and Melilla (0.8%) and Principado de Asturias
(0.8%).
10 Autonomous Communities stood over the forecasted data for the whole 28-member
European Union (EU-28), which stood at 1.3%.
GDP annual growth rate in terms of volume 2014
Rioja, La
Extremadura
Canarias
Comunitat Valenciana
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de
Murcia, Región de
Balears, Illes
Aragón
Cataluña
Castilla y León
Spain
EU-28
Andalucía
País Vasco
Castilla-la Mancha
Cantabria
Madrid, Comunidad de
Asturias, Principado de
Melilla
Ceuta
Galicia
0.0%
2.5%
2.2%
2.2%
2.1%
2.0%
2.0%
1.9%
1.7%
1.4%
1.4%
1.4%
1.3%
1.3%
1.2%
1.2%
1.0%
1.0%
0.8%
0.8%
0.6%
0.5%
0.5%
1.0%
1.5%
2.0%
2.5%
3.0%
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The greatest increase in the volume GDP variation rate, recorded in La Rioja, was due both
to an evolution in the Manufacturing industry that was significantly more favourable than the
national one, and to a better behaviour of the Services sector.
In turn, the smallest real variation of the GDP, registered in Galicia, was affected to a great
extent by the decrease, in terms of volume, in the added value associated to the Industry,
Energy and Construction sectors.
GDP per inhabitant. Year 2014
Regarding to the nominal Gross Domestic Product per capita, Comunidad de Madrid
registered the greatest value, with 31,004 euros per inhabitant in 2014. It was followed
by País Vasco (29,683 euros) and Comunidad Foral de Navarra (28,124 euros).
On the other side of the spectrum were Extremadura (15,752 euros per inhabitant),
Andalucía (16,884 euros) and the Autonomous City of Melilla (16,941 euros).
The national average stood at 22,780 euros. Seven Autonomous Communities stood above
that register.
GDP per cápita in euros. Year 2014
Madrid, Comunidad de
31,004
País Vasco
29,683
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de
28,124
Cataluña
26,996
Rioja, La
24,998
Aragón
24,957
Balears, Illes
23,931
España
22,780
Castilla y León
21,727
Cantabria
20,855
Asturias, Principado de
20,334
Comunitat Valenciana
20,073
Galicia
19,954
Canarias
19,581
Ceuta
18,550
Murcia, Región de
18,529
Castilla-la Mancha
18,307
Melilla
16,941
Andalucía
16,884
Extremadura
15,752
0
5,000
10,000
15,000
20,000
25,000
30,000
35,000
In relative terms, GDP per capita in Comunidad de Madrid was 36.1% higher than the
national average, that of País Vasco was 30.3% higher and that of Comunidad Foral de
Navarra 23.5% higher.
In turn, GDP per inhabitant in Extremadura was 30.9% lower than the national figure. That of
Andalucía was 25.9% below and that of the Autonomous City of Melilla 25.6% below.
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Ratio regional GDP per capita / national GDP per capita (as %). Year 2014
Madrid, Comunidad de
36.1%
País Vasco
30.3%
Navarra, Comunidad Foral de
23.5%
Cataluña
18.5%
Rioja, La
9.7%
Aragón
9.6%
Balears, Illes
5.1%
España
0.0%
Castilla y León
-4.6%
Cantabria
-8.5%
Asturias, Principado de
-10.7%
Comunitat Valenciana
-11.9%
Galicia
-12.4%
Canarias
-14.0%
Ceuta
-18.6%
Murcia, Región de
-18.7%
Castilla-la Mancha
-19.6%
Melilla
-25.6%
Andalucía
-25.9%
Extremadura
-40%
-30.9%
-30%
-20%
-10%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
Income accounts of the household sector. Year 20121
In 2012, the households in País Vasco registered the greatest available income per
inhabitant, with 18,950 euros (this figure was 31.5% higher than the national average,
which was 14,414 euros). This Autonomous Community was followed by Comunidad de
Madrid (17,980), Comunidad Foral de Navarra (17,733 euros) and Cataluña (16,618 euros).
Conversely, Extremadura (with 10,805 euros per inhabitant), the Autonomous City of Melilla
(10,933) and Andalucía (with 11,403) registered the smallest figures.
The average figure in 2012 was 14,414 per inhabitant. Nine regions stood over that national
average, and 10 stood below.
The households registering the smallest decrease of their available income per inhabitant in
2012 as compared to the previous year were those of Castilla y León and Galicia.
The following map shows the values of the gross available income per inhabitant in terms
relative to the average national value (Spain Indices=100).
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First results of the regional incom e accounts of the household sector within the fram ew ork of
the base 2010 of the Spanish National Accounts and the Spanish Regional Accounts. These
results are consistent w ith those dissem inated in Decem ber.
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Gross available income of households per inhabitant
Year 2012. Spain Indices=100
over 115
between 100 and 115
between 85 and 100
below 85
Further information
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available for consulting in the INE website. Said tables include, furthermore, the province
estimation of the 2010-2012 series and the 2000-2014 homogeneous series by Autonomous
Community.
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