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15% more consumption and 28% more GDP

The Icelandic Statistics Authority reported that inflation was 4.8% over the past twelve months, compared to 3.3% in the European Union. Iceland's per capita production was 28% higher than the EU's last year, while individual consumption was 15% higher when adjusted for purchasing power parity. Food and beverages were 56% more expensive in Iceland than in the EU.

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RÚV FréttirState / PublicCenter2 days ago
15% more consumption and 28% more GDP

The Icelandic Statistics Authority reported that inflation was 4.8% over the past twelve months, compared to 3.3% in the European Union. Iceland's per capita production was 28% higher than the EU's last year, while individual consumption was 15% higher when adjusted for purchasing power parity. Food and beverages were 56% more expensive in Iceland than in the EU.

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