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Impact of Covid-19 crisis on construction

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

In July 2021, construction production in the EU decreased by 0.1 % compared with the month before and increased by 32.5 % compared with April 2020 (the end of the most severe part of the crisis). In the euro-area, there was an increase of 0.1 % compared with June 2021 and an increase of 42.2 % compared with April 2020. While construction production showed a strong growth in May 2020 (21.3 %), the growth during the subsequent months was not sufficient to fully regain the losses from the crisis. Více ...

Inflation in the euro area

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Euro area annual inflation was 3.0 % in August 2021, up from 2.2 % in July 2021. Looking at the main components of euro area inflation, energy had the highest annual rate in August (15.4 %, compared with 14.3 % in July), followed by non-energy industrial goods (2.6 %, compared with 0.7 % in July), food, alcohol & tobacco (2.0 %, compared with 1.6 % in July), and services (1.1 %, compared with 0.9 % in July). Více ...

Crime statistics

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Figure 2 shows police-recorded robberies relative to population size (number of offences per 100 000 inhabitants). On average for the period 2017-2019, the highest rates in the EU were observed in Belgium (146.7), Spain (134.1), and Portugal (108.0), while the lowest rates were found in Hungary (7.4), Slovakia (8.3), Cyprus (8.9), Slovenia (12.2) and Czechia (13.9). Among the EFTA countries, Switzerland had the highest rate at 20.7 police-recorded robberies per 100 000 inhabitants. In 21 out of 27 EU countries, the 2017-2019 average number of robberies per 100 000 inhabitants is lower than the 2016-2018 average. The average increased in Spain, Sweden, Ireland, Finland, Romania and Slovenia. Více ...

EU citizens living in another Member State - statistical overview

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Among the EU citizens of working age (20-64), 3.3 % resided in an EU Member State other than that of their citizenship in 2020. This share has slightly increased over time, as in 2010 it stood at 2.4 %. In 2020, the share of EU mobile citizens out of the resident population of their country of citizenship also varies very much between countries, ranging from 0.8 % in Germany to 18.6 % for Romania. Více ...

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Průmysl a služby

Zemědělství, lesnictví a rybolov

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Životní prostředí a energetika

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Vyhledávání článku na určité téma

Všeobecné a regionální statistiky / politiky EU

Ekonomika a finance

Obyvatelstvo a sociální podmínky

Průmysl a služby

Zemědělství, lesnictví a rybolov

Mezinárodní obchod

Doprava

Životní prostředí a energetika

Věda, technologie a digitální společnost

Nové

Impact of Covid-19 crisis on construction

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

In July 2021, construction production in the EU decreased by 0.1 % compared with the month before and increased by 32.5 % compared with April 2020 (the end of the most severe part of the crisis). In the euro-area, there was an increase of 0.1 % compared with June 2021 and an increase of 42.2 % compared with April 2020. While construction production showed a strong growth in May 2020 (21.3 %), the growth during the subsequent months was not sufficient to fully regain the losses from the crisis. Více ...

Inflation in the euro area

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Euro area annual inflation was 3.0 % in August 2021, up from 2.2 % in July 2021. Looking at the main components of euro area inflation, energy had the highest annual rate in August (15.4 %, compared with 14.3 % in July), followed by non-energy industrial goods (2.6 %, compared with 0.7 % in July), food, alcohol & tobacco (2.0 %, compared with 1.6 % in July), and services (1.1 %, compared with 0.9 % in July). Více ...

Crime statistics

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Figure 2 shows police-recorded robberies relative to population size (number of offences per 100 000 inhabitants). On average for the period 2017-2019, the highest rates in the EU were observed in Belgium (146.7), Spain (134.1), and Portugal (108.0), while the lowest rates were found in Hungary (7.4), Slovakia (8.3), Cyprus (8.9), Slovenia (12.2) and Czechia (13.9). Among the EFTA countries, Switzerland had the highest rate at 20.7 police-recorded robberies per 100 000 inhabitants. In 21 out of 27 EU countries, the 2017-2019 average number of robberies per 100 000 inhabitants is lower than the 2016-2018 average. The average increased in Spain, Sweden, Ireland, Finland, Romania and Slovenia. Více ...

EU citizens living in another Member State - statistical overview

Aktualizováno 17/09/2021

Among the EU citizens of working age (20-64), 3.3 % resided in an EU Member State other than that of their citizenship in 2020. This share has slightly increased over time, as in 2010 it stood at 2.4 %. In 2020, the share of EU mobile citizens out of the resident population of their country of citizenship also varies very much between countries, ranging from 0.8 % in Germany to 18.6 % for Romania. Více ...

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