emčija (22 % višja), Avstrija (18 % višja) in Združeno kraljestvo (15 % nad povprečjem v EU-28). Najnižja je bila v Albaniji (za 61 % nižja),v Bosni in Hercegovini ter Makedoniji (v obeh za 59 % nižja od povprečja v EU-28). V Sloveniji je DIP dosegla 75 % povprečja v EU-28 (prav tako kot v letu 2015). Po vrednosti tega kazalnika so ji bile najbližje Poljska (s prav tako 75 %), Slovaška in Grčija (vsaka je dosegala 77 % povprečja v EU-28) in Češka republika (78 %). BDP na prebivalca v SKM v Sloveniji je bil v 2016 za 17 % nižji od povprečja v EU-28 oz. enak vrednosti iz 2015 Kazalnik BDP na prebivalca v SKM je merilo gospodarske razvitosti države. Položaj držav je glede na ta kazalnik podoben kot pri kazalniku DIP na prebivalca v SKM, vendar so razlike med državami bistveno večje. Med državami članicami EU-28 se je BDP na prebivalca v SKM v letu 2016 gibal skoraj v razmerju ena proti šest. Tudi vrednost tega kazalnika je bila v letu 2016 med 37 evropskimi državami najvišja v Luksemburgu (za 167 % višja od povprečja v EU-28); sledile so Irska in Švica (za 77 % in 59 % višji od povprečja v EU-28) izozemska in Avstrija (za nekoliko več kot četrtino višje od povprečja v EU-28). Najnižji BDP na prebivalca v SKM sta imeli Albanija in Bosna in Hercegovina (za približno 70 % nižjega od povprečja v EU-28). V Sloveniji je v letu 2016 znašal 83 % povprečja v EU-28, to je enako kot v prejšnjem letu. Sloveniji sta bili po vrednosti tega kazalnika v 2016 najbližji Češka in Ciper; njegova vrednost je v omenjenih državah zaostajala za povprečjem v EU-28 za od 12 % do 19 %.
orveška (za 49 % višji) ter Islandija Eurostat published the nowcast on actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, expressed in purchasing power standards (PPS) for 2016 and for 37 European countries. AIC per capita in PPS in Slovenia in 2016 25% lower than the EU-28 average Better than GDP per capita, material well-being of households is reflected by AIC, which is made up of goods and services actually consumed by individuals. Among 37 European countries the highest AIC per capita in PPS for 2016 was recorded in Luxembourg and Norway (32% above the EU-28 average), followed by Switzerland (27% above), Germany (22% above), Austria (18% above) and the United Kingdom, with 15% above the EU-28 average. The lowest AIC was recorded in Albania (61% below),Bosnia and Herzegovina and Macedonia(both 59% below the EU-28 average). In 2016 AIC per capita in PPS in Slovenia was at 75% of the EU-28 average (the same as in 2015). Countries close to Slovenia in terms of AIC per capita in PPS were Poland (also 75% of the EU-28 average), Slovakia and Greece (both 77% of the EU-28 average) and the Czech Republic (78%). Slovenian GDP per capita in PPS in 2016 17% lower than the EU-28 average; same as in 2015 The indicator GDP per capita in PPS is a measure of a country’s economic development. The position of countries regarding GDP per capita in PPS and AIC per capita in PPS are similar; however, the differences between countries are much bigger in the case of GDP per capita in PPS. GDP per capita in PPS varied by almost one to six across the EU-28 Member States in 2016. Regarding this indicator, first position among 37 European countries in 2016 also belonged to Luxembourg (167% above the EU-28 average), followed by Ireland and Switzerland (77% and 59% above the EU-28 average). They were followed by Norway (49% above), Iceland, the Netherlands and Austria (slightly more than a quarter above the EU-28 average). The countries with the lowest GDP per capita in PPS were Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina (approx. 70% below the EU-28 average). Slovenian GDP per capita in PPS in 2016 amounted to 83% of the EU-28 average, which was the same as in the previous year. Close to Slovenia in terms of GDP per capita in PPS were the Czech Republic and Cyprus, whose values were 12%-19% below the EU-28 average.