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Index

The country

Places

Districts and islands

Municipalities

Aveiro
Beja
Braga
Bragança
Castelo Branco
Coimbra
Évora
Faro
Guarda
Ilha da Graciosa
Ilha da Madeira
Ilha das Flores
Ilha de Porto Santo
Ilha de Santa Maria
Ilha de São Jorge
Ilha de São Miguel
Ilha do Corvo
Ilha do Faial
Ilha do Pico
Ilha Terceira
Leiria
Lisboa
Portalegre
Porto
Santarém
Setúbal
Viana do Castelo
Vila Real
Viseu

The European Union

Studies

Explainers

Numbers and sources

The project

What changed

  1. Portugal

    Labour cost per unit of output (unit labour cost), 2024, three-year change, %: from 17,7 to 17,9, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

    It is how much the cost of labour per unit produced rose over three years: what is paid for labour divided by what it produces.

  2. European Union

    Spending on research and development, European Union, 2024, % of GDP: from 2,24 to 2,26, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

    It is what was spent on research and development in a year, by companies, government, higher education and non-profit institutions, as a percentage of GDP, the value of everything the economy produces in a year.

  3. Portugal

    Investment in durable goods used for production (gross fixed capital formation), 2024, % of GDP: from 20,4 to 20,5, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

  4. Portugal

    Investment in durable goods used for production (gross fixed capital formation), 2025, % of GDP: from 20,7 to 21,0, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

    It is what companies, the State, households and non-profit institutions that produce in the country acquired in a year, less what they disposed of, in assets that last more than a year, such as buildings, machinery and software, as a percentage of GDP, the value of everything the country produces in a year.

  5. Portugal

    Real GDP per capita, 2024, euro per capita · chain linked volumes (2015): from 20 430 to 20 520, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

  6. Portugal

    Real GDP per capita, 2025, euro per capita · chain linked volumes (2015): from 20 600 to 20 700, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

    It is the value of everything the country produced in the year, per inhabitant, excluding the rise in prices, which the source calls chain linked volumes.

  7. Portugal

    What the country owns abroad minus what it owes (net international investment position), 2024, % of GDP: from −58,9 to −58,3, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

  8. Portugal

    What the country owns abroad minus what it owes (net international investment position), 2025, % of GDP: from −50,2 to −49,6, the source revised it upwards, on . source · Eurostat

    It is the difference between what residents of Portugal own in the rest of the world and what they owe to it, as a percentage of GDP, the value of everything the country produces in a year.

    Negative means the country owes abroad more than it owns there.