Olan McEvoy
Research expert covering the European Union for society, economy, and politics.
Get in touch with us nowThe gross household investment rate in the European Union in 2022 was 10 percent - that is, on average, households invested 10 percent of their gross disposable income. This ratio varied from 15.2 percent in Cyprus, 13.9 in Luxembourg, and 13 percent in the Netherlands, to only 4.2 percent in Greece, 4.4 percent in Latvia, while the non-EU country of Serbia had the lowest investment rate of all in Europe in 2022, at only three percent.
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Wages in Europe
Average net earnings by different household types
Annual earnings in European countries
Income inequality
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