List of Italian regions by GDP

This table reports the gross domestic product^[1] (PPP), expressed in millions of euro of the different Italian regions from 2000 to 2007. The last column reports the average growth rate of these different regions.

Regions

	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	Average growth rate 2000-2007
Lombardy	246,729.7	259,431.0	270,653.3	279,450.4	289,334.1	293,905.8	305,550.4	321,627.3	5.85%
Lazio	123,291.8	129,439.2	137,176.4	140,884.9	150,613.1	155,264.7	160,517.5	173,371.2	4.99%
Veneto	111,713.5	116,334.1	118,886.3	124,277.6	130,717.9	133,488.0	138,993.5	144,565.2	3.75%
Emilia-Romagna	106,215.6	110,431.6	113,722.5	116,548.1	120,544.4	123,928.3	128,795.3	133,944.0	3.38%
Piedmont	98,634.4	102,179.7	105,206.1	108,715.1	113,270.7	114,993.2	118,753.5	123,229.5	3.23%
Tuscany	79,513.8	84,087.4	87,294.0	90,476.1	93,771,5	95,682.8	99,114.5	102,606.7	3.71%
Campania	75,355.0	80,100.0	84,349.4	86,288.4	89,691.0	91,211.0	94,353.0	95,949.6	3.51%
Sicily	67,203.8	70,530.1	72,855.0	75,084.5	77,327.3	80,358.1	82,938.6	85,317.8	3.45%
Apulia	55,716.8	58,348.9	60,173.5	61,632.8	63,634.3	64,998.7	67,185.4	68,976.4	3.10%
Liguria	33,669.8	35,534.7	36,053.6	37,218.6	38,644.1	39,913.5	41,004.5	41,336.9	2.97%
Marche	30,527.8	32,291.3	33,912.9	34,794.0	36,170.9	36,994.1	38,542.6	40,311.8	4.05%
Friuli - Venezia Giulia	27,255.0	28,908.9	29,938.7	30,384.4	31,411.3	32,739.2	34,306.3	34,740.1	3.53%
Sardinia	25,958.1	27,547.6	28,151.6	29,487.3	30,595.5	31,421.3	32,579.0	33,823.2	3.85%
Calabria	26,344.4	27,680.0	28,574.7	29,685.4	31,073.3	31,616.7	32,507.7	33,248.3	3.38%
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol	25,356.7	25,953.9	26,702.1	27,647.2	28,909.4	29,707.5	30,810.6	31,098.6	2.96%
Abruzzo	22,925.2	23,812.1	24,546.7	24,894.1	24,943.4	25,970.8	26,807.3	27,764.5	2.77%
Umbria	16,537.0	17,520.0	17,824.3	18,316.9	19,257.9	19,765.7	20,631.1	21,489.9	3.81%
Basilicata	8,808.0	9,054.0	9,393.4	9,557.2	9,947.5	10,138.8	10,539.3	10,802.7	2.96%
Molise	4,930.7	5,131.3	5,280.5	5,337.7	5,563.9	5,783.5	5,958.7	6,067.6	3.01%
Aosta Valley	3,224.9	3,352.3	3,508.0	3,664.8	3,844.0	3,918.9	4,059.8	4,288.2	4.15%
Extra	1,144.6	980.1	1,022.7	1,008.2	1,275.5	1,247.4	1,454.3
Italy	1,191,056.7	1,248,648.1	1,295,225.7	1,335,353.7	1,390,539.0	1,423,048.0	1,475,403.0	1,534,561.0	3.69%

Per capita

Map (French) displaying regional GDP levels per person, as a measure of the 2004 European average.

Gross regional product per capita. All figures in the table account for purchasing power parity.

Region	EUR, 2008[2]	% of EU27 average[2]	USD, 2008[3]
Italy	27,000	104	31,058
Northwest Italy	31,500	126	36,416
Piedmont	28,500	114	32,948
Aosta Valley	30,300	121	35,029
Liguria	27,100	108	31,329
Lombardy	33,500	134	38,728
Northeast Italy	31,000	124	35,838
South Tyrol	34,300	137	39,653
Trentino	30,700	122	35,491
Veneto	30,500	122	35,260
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	29,200	117	33,757
Emilia-Romagna	31,900	127	36,879
Central Italy	29,000	116	33,526
Tuscany	28,500	114	32,948
Umbria	24,400	97	28,208
Marche	26,500	106	30,636
Lazio	30,800	123	35,607
Southern Italy	18,300	74	?
Abruzzo	21,400	85	24,740
Molise	20,100	80	23,237
Campania	16,400	67	19,260
Apulia	16,900	70	?
Basilicata	19,100	76	22,081
Calabria	16,400	67	?
Insular Italy	18,500	74	?
Sicily	16,600	70	?
Sardinia	19,700	79	22,775

References

1. "Dati Istat - Tavole regionali". Retrieved 6 August 2009.
2. EUROPA - Press Releases - Regional GDP per inhabitant in 2008 GDP per inhabitant ranged from 28% of the EU27 average in Severozapaden in Bulgaria to 343% in Inner London
3. Italy, Implied PPP conversion rate