emčija in Avstrija. Najnižja je bila v Albaniji (za 63 % nižja od povprečja v EU-28). V Sloveniji se je DIP na prebivalca v SKM do leta 2008 približevala povprečju vEU-28 in je v letu 2008dosegla 80 % vrednosti tega povprečja. V letih 2009 do 2012 je ostajala približno na tej ravni, od leta2013 naprej pa znaša 76 % povprečja v EU-28. Po vrednosti tega kazalnika so bile Sloveniji v letu 2016 najbližje Slovaška (76 %), Grčija (77 %), Češka republika (78 %) in Poljska (74 % povprečja v EU-28). BDP na prebivalca v SKM v Sloveniji je bil v letu 2016 za 17 % nižji od povprečja v EU-28; v letu 2015 je bil nižji za 18 % Kazalnik BDP na prebivalca v SKM je merilo gospodarske razvitosti države. Položaj držav glede na vrednost tega kazalnika je podoben kot pri kazalniku DIP na prebivalca v SKM, vendar so razlike med državami bistveno večje. V Sloveniji se je BDP na prebivalca v SKM do leta 2008 približeval povprečju EU-28 in v letu 2008 dosegel 90 % vrednosti tega povprečja. Od takrat do leta 2012 je upadal in v letu 2012znašal 82 % povprečja v EU-28. Na tej ravni je ostal vse do leta 2015.V letu 2016 je BDP na prebivalca znašal 83 % povprečja v EU-28. Vrednost tega kazalnika je bila v letu 2016 med 37 evropskimi državami najvišja v Luksemburgu (za 158 % višja od povprečja v EU-28); sledile so Irska, Švica in Norveška (za 83 %, 61 % in 48 % višje od povprečja EU-28) ter Avstrija Eurostat published data on actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita and gross domestic product (GDP) per capita, expressed in purchasing power standards (PPS) for 2014–2016 and for 37 European countries. The published results are based on the system of national accounts ESA 2010, on revised purchasing power parities (PPP) for the mentioned period, and on the latest GDP figures and population figures. AIC per capita in PPS in Slovenia in 2016 24% lower than the EU-28 average Better then 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 Norway and Luxembourg (33% and 32% above the EU-28 average), followed by Switzerland, Germany and Austria. The lowest AIC was recorded in Albania (63% below the EU-28 average). AIC per capita in PPS in Slovenia was rising until 2008, when it stood at 80% of the EU-28 average. Between 2009 and 2012 it remained approximately at that level, and from 2013 onwards it is76% of the EU-28 average. In 2016 countries closest to Slovenia in terms of AIC per capita in PPS were Slovakia (76%), Greece (77%), the Czech Republic (78%) and Poland (74% of the EU-28 average). Slovenian GDP per capita in PPS in 2016 17% lower than the EU-28 average; in 2015 18% lower 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. Slovenian GDP per capita in PPS was rising until 2008, when it stood at 90% of the EU-28 average. Since then its value has been in decline and in 2012 it was 82% of the EU-28 average. It remained at this level until 2015. In 2016 GDP per capita was 83% of the EU-28 average. Regarding this indicator, too, the top positions among 37 European countries in 2016 belonged to Luxembourg (158% above the EU-28 average), followed by Ireland, Switzerland and Norway (83%, 61% and 48% above the EU-28 average). These countries were followed by Austria,Netherlands and Iceland (28% above the EU-28 average). The countries with the lowest GDP per capita in PPS were Albania, and Bosnia and Herzegovina (71% and 68% below the EU-28 average). Closest to Slovenia in terms of GDP per capita in PPS were Cyprus and the Czech Republic whose values were 17% and 12% below the EU-28 average.
Eurostat je objavil podatke o dejanski individualni potrošnji (DIP) na prebivalca in o bruto domačem proizvodu (BDP) na prebivalca za 37 evropskih držav za obdobje 2014–2016. Podatki so izraženi v standardih kupne moči (SKM). Objavljeni rezultati temeljijo na sistemu nacionalnih računov ESR 2010, revidiranih paritetah kupne moči in na zadnjih podatkih o BDP-ju na prebivalca. DIP na prebivalca v SKM je v letu 2016 za 24 % nižja od povprečja v EU-28 Kazalnik DIP bolje odraža materialno blaginjo gospodinjstev kot BDP na prebivalca. Izračuna se na podlagi cen blaga in storitev, ki jih posamezniki dejansko trošijo. Med 37 evropskimi državami je bila DIP na prebivalca v SKM v letu 2016 najvišja na Norveškem in v Luksemburgu (za 33 % oz. za 32 % višja od povprečja v EU-28); sledile so Švica izozemska in Islandija(za 28 % višje od povprečja v EU-28). Najnižji BDP na prebivalca v SKM sta imeli Albanija ter Bosna in Hercegovina (71 % oz. 68 % nižjega od povprečja v EU-28). Sloveniji sta bili po vrednosti tega kazalnika v letu 2016 najbližji Ciper in Češka republika; njegova vrednost je v omenjenih državah zaostajala za povprečjem v EU-28 za 17 % in za 12 %.