The Montenegrin Institute of Statistics Monstat has published the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and real individual consumption per capita, according to the Purchasing Power Standard (PPS).
Serbia is at the level of 44 percent of the European average, North Macedonia at the level of 42 percent, Bosnia and Herzegovina at the level of 33 percent, while Albania is at the level of 32 percent of the European average.
“Of the EU member states, the highest GDP per capita according to the standard of purchasing power is recorded in Luxembourg, whose level is more than two and a half times higher than the EU average, and is 268 percent of the European average, while Bulgaria is at the lowest level with 57 percent of the EU average,” said Monstat.
