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Description	Population and GDP per capita of European Union member states in blue and light blue (eurozone). Non-EU states are shown in red. Originally conceived by Kaihsu Tai, circa 2004-10-07. Updated with 2010 data from IMF and Eurostat by Sliwers. Updated with countries and eurozone membership by AlwaysUnite. AL - Albania AT - Austria BA - Bosnia-Herzegovina BE - Belgium BG - Bulgaria CH - Switzerland CY - Cyprus CZ - Czech Republic DE - Germany DK - Denmark EE - Estonia EL - Greece ES - Spain FI - Finland FR - France HR - Croatia HU - Hungary IE - Ireland IT - Italy IS - Iceland LT - Lithuania LU - Luxembourg LV - Latvia MD - Moldova ME - Montenegro MK - FYR of Macedonia MT - Malta NL - Netherlands NO - Norway NCY - Northern Cyprus (Only recognised as such by Turkey) PL - Poland PT - Portugal RO - Romania SB - Serbia SE - Sweden SI - Slovenia SK - Slovakia TR - Turkey UA - Ukraine UK - United Kingdom
Date	28 June 2011
Source	GDP data from IMF (2010) Population from Eurostat For future updates, both of these data are available from Eurostat: GDP: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=tec00001&mode=view http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=nama_gdp_c&mode=view Population: http://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/product?code=tps00001&mode=view
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