Italy - Statistics & Facts
Interesting statistics
In the following 3 chapters, you will quickly find the 35 most important statistics relating to "Italy".
Statistics on the topic
Italy’s economy is heavily reliant on exports (e.g. wine) and tourism, and most of its workforce is employed in the services sector. As of 2012, its trade balance of goods is back in the black, which indicates that the value of exports is higher than the value of imports. For both import and export trade, Germany and France are Italy’s main trade partners.
Like many other countries, Italy was hit by the economic crisis of 2008/2009, causing national debt, unemployment and trade deficits to soar, to name only a few economic key figures. Nowadays, the country seems to be on the mend, and forecasts show a positive development on nearly all fronts. Its trade figures and GDP will surely help to make the country reach pre-crisis levels soon.
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Important key figures
The most important key figures provide you with a compact summary of the topic of "Italy" and take you straight to the corresponding statistics.
Economy
- Italy: Gross domestic product (GDP) in current prices (in billion U.S. dollars)1,946.89bn USD
- Italy: Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in current prices (in U.S. dollars)32,132.47 USD
- Italy: Unemployment rate10.21%
- Italy: Inflation rate (compared to the previous year)1.24%
- Italy's main export partnerGermany
- Italy's main import partnerGermany
- Italy: Import of goods (in billion U.S. dollars)452.62bn USD
- Italy: Export of goods (in billion U.S. dollars)506.31bn USD
- Italy: Trade balance of goods (in billion U.S. dollars)54.11bn USD
- Share of Singaporeans who have a positive perception of Italian products81%
- Share of Italians who have a positive perception of Swedish products75%
