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Małgorzata Markowska, Danuta Strahl CONVERGENCE OF GDP PER CAPITA IN CZECH,
POLISH AND SLOVAK REGIONS AT THE BACKGROUND OF THE EUROPEAN SPACE
TAB. 4. Regions representing the highest and the lowest GDP per capita dynamics
in 2005 as compared to 1995.
Dynamics in 2005 r., 1995 = 100 GDP per capita in 1995
position region (country) level position value
1. Estonia (EE) 268,4 246 5250
2. Bucuresti – Ilfov (RO) 254,0 230 6598
3. Latvia (LV) 243,0 254 4600
4. Vest (RO) 241,1 257 3699
5. Lithuania (LT) 236,6 248 5035
6. Mazowieckie (PL) 226,2 224 8041
7. Bratislavský kraj (SK) 221,7 127 14942
8. Attiki (GR) 220,6 154 13308
9. Sud – Muntenia (RO) 218,5 264 2988
10. Southern and Eastern (IE) 216,5 87 16358
… … … … …
256. Abruzzo (IT) 125,1 114 15247
257. Sterea Ellada (GR) 124,4 49 18434
258. Köln (DE) 123,6 24 21222
259. Piemonte (IT) 123,3 27 20839
260. Provincia Autonoma Trento (IT) 123,3 17 22295
261. Provincia Autonoma Bolzano-Bozen (IT) 122,6 9 24965
262. Lüneburg (DE) 120,9 115 15193
263. Guyane (FR) 115,8 212 9760
264. Berlin (DE) 114,8 39 19226
265. Valle d'Aosta (IT) 112,9 11 24428
Source: authors’ calculations
Among the first ten regions ordered according to GDP per capita dynamics, as many as
9, regarding the initial GDP per capita value, occupy very far positions: from127 th
(Bratislavský kraj), through 154 th (Attiki) up to places above 224 (six regions, including
Mazowieckie). It was only the Irish Southern and Eastern region which was ranked,
with regard to GDP per capita as 87 and with reference to dynamics as 10 th (216,5%).
At the same time among the final ten regions (according to GDP per capita dynamics)
there are as many as 7 regions from the first 50 ranked with regard to GDP per capita in
1995. The remaining Polish, Czech and Slovak regions occupy, as far as GDP dynamics
per capita is concerned, the following positions (brackets include information regarding
the region’s position and changes’ dynamics as compared to 1995): Wielkopolskie (17 –
198%), Praha (19 – 198%), Západné Slovensko (21 – 192%), Łódzkie (24 – 184%),
Východné Slovensko (25 – 183,2%), Stredné Slovensko (28 – 182,8%), Dolnośląskie
(36 – 179,6%), Małopolskie (39 – 177,7%), Pomorskie (42 – 176,4%), Podlaskie (45 –
175,1%), Warmińsko-Mazurskie (46 – 174,2%), Świętokrzyskie (48 – 173,7%), Strední
Cechy (63 – 169,9%), Lubuskie (69 – 167,9%), Śląskie (77 – 165,9%), Podkarpackie
(78 – 165,2%), Zachodniopomorskie (82 – 164,5%), Kujawsko-Pomorskie (106 –
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