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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average income in Greenland?
According to our data, the average income in Greenland is approximately $34,800 (GNI per capita) as of 2007. This figure represents Gross National Income per capita and provides insight into the economic prosperity and living standards in the country.
How does Greenland compare to other countries in Europe and Central Asia?
Greenland is located in Europe and Central Asia and can be compared with other countries in the region across various economic and demographic indicators including inflation rates, unemployment, average income, cost of living, population statistics, and life expectancy. Explore our comprehensive inflation comparison, unemployment rankings, cost of living data, population statistics, and life expectancy data to see how Greenland compares to neighboring and regional countries.
Greenland is located in Europe and Central Asia. Explore detailed statistics on economy, population, demographics, inflation, unemployment, and cost of living, with up-to-date data from the World Bank, IMF, UN, and other authoritative sources.
Our comprehensive database provides real-time insights into Greenland's economic performance and demographic trends, allowing you to compare with other countries and understand global patterns. Access current economic indicators, population statistics, historical data, and comparative analysis to gain a deeper understanding of Greenland's economic and demographic landscape. For detailed economic data, visit our economy page, and for demographic information, explore our population statistics section.
Sources and References
Data sources: World Bank, IMF, UN Data, Transparency International.
All data is compiled from publicly available sources and updated regularly. Economic indicators may vary based on reporting methodologies and data availability periods.