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Finland

Europe & Central Asia·High incomeOECDEU

Population
5.58M
116th of 217
GDP
$300B
48th of 214 · 2024
GDP per capita
$53,189
29th of 214 · 2024
Life expectancy
81.7
36th of 217
Human development
0.94
10th of 189 · 2021
Benchmarked againstFinlandUnited KingdomSan MarinoGermanyBelgium

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high-income, export-based EU and eurozone economy; major timber, metals, engineering, telecom, and electronics industries; emerging from recession triggered by inflation, weak consumer and export demand, and lower private investment; labor market reform plan to address structural rigidities

Area
338,145 km²
Resources
timber, iron ore, copper, lead, zinc, chromite, nickel, gold, silver, limestone
Borders
Norway; Sweden; Russia 1,309 km

Religion

world view →
  • Christian72.3%▼ 9.5pt
  • Unaffiliated25%▲ 8.5pt
  • Muslim1.6%▲ 0.8pt
  • Other0.5%
Religious diversity
4.84 / 10 · moderate · 58th of 193

Change markers show percentage-point shifts from 2010 to 2020 · Pew Research Center, Religious Composition 2010–2020.

Score card

A · Top quartileB · Above medianC · Below medianD · Bottom quartile
Topic
FIN
GBR
SMR
DEU

GDP

current US$

$300B–––

GDP per capita

current US$

A
–––

GDP per capita, PPP

international $

A
–––

GDP growth

annual %

D
–––

GNI per capita

Atlas method, US$

A
–––

Inflation

GDP deflator, annual %

A
–––

FDI inflows

current US$

$1.98B–––

Merchandise trade

% of GDP

52.8%–––

Agriculture value added

% of GDP

2.5%–––

Industry value added

% of GDP

22.1%–––

Unemployment

% of labor force

C
–––

Gini index

0–100

A
–––

Extreme poverty

% below $2.15/day

A
–––

GDP per capita, long run

2011 int'l $

A
–––

Human capital index

PWT, schooling × returns

A
–––

Annual hours worked

hours per worker

1,496.9–––

Labor share of GDP

share, 0–1

0.583–––

Total factor productivity

level, US = 1

B
–––

Population

people

5.58M–––

Population density

people per km²

18.3–––

Urban population

% of total

85.8%–––

Life expectancy

years at birth

A
–––

Fertility rate

births per woman

1.3–––

Net migration

people

26.9K–––

Population under 15

% of total

14.6%–––

Population 65+

% of total

23.9%–––

Infant mortality

per 1,000 live births

A
–––

Under-5 mortality

per 1,000 live births

A
–––

Health expenditure

% of GDP

9.7%–––

Physicians

per 1,000 people

A
–––

Education expenditure

% of GDP

6.5%–––

Tertiary enrollment

% gross

A
–––

Safe drinking water

% of population

A
–––

Internet users

% of population

A
–––

Mobile subscriptions

per 100 people

B
–––

Fixed broadband

per 100 people

A
–––

Secure internet servers

per 1M people

A
–––

Access to electricity

% of population

A
–––

Energy use per capita

kWh

59.6K–––

Electricity per capita

kWh

14.9K–––

Electricity generation

TWh

83.6–––

Renewable electricity

% of generation

B
–––

Fossil electricity

% of generation

A
–––

CO₂ emissions

Mt per year

C
–––

CO₂ per capita

t per person

C
–––

Share of global CO₂

%

0.1%–––

GHG per capita

t CO₂e per person

D
–––

Top 1% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Top 10% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Bottom 50% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Top 1% wealth share

% of net wealth

A
–––

Gini, pre-tax income

0–1

A
–––

Electoral democracy

V-Dem, 0–1

A
–––

Liberal democracy

V-Dem, 0–1

A
–––

Civil liberties

V-Dem, 0–1

A
–––

Political corruption

V-Dem, 0–1

A
–––

Academic freedom

V-Dem, 0–1

B
–––

Corruption perceptions

CPI, 0–100

A
–––

Control of corruption

WGI, −2.5 to 2.5

A
–––

Government effectiveness

WGI, −2.5 to 2.5

A
–––

Rule of law

WGI, −2.5 to 2.5

A
–––

Political stability

WGI, −2.5 to 2.5

A
–––

Women's political empowerment

V-Dem, 0–1

A
–––

Emancipative values

Welzel index, 0–1

0.283–––

Secular values

Welzel index, 0–1

0.575–––

Importance of God

mean, 1–10

4.65–––

Acceptance of homosexuality

justifiable, 1–10

7.26–––

Acceptance of abortion

justifiable, 1–10

7–––

Acceptance of divorce

justifiable, 1–10

7.83–––

Bribery seen as justifiable

1–10

A
–––

Tax cheating seen as justifiable

1–10

B
–––

Men should get jobs first

% agreeing

4%–––

Men make better leaders

agree, 1–4

1.74–––

Wouldn't want neighbors of another race

% mentioning

6.8%–––

Wouldn't want immigrant neighbors

% mentioning

14.5%–––

Children should learn independence

% mentioning

44.4%–––

Children should learn obedience

% mentioning

22.6%–––

Environment over economy

% choosing environment

72.3%–––

Luck matters more than work

1–10

3.6–––

Religious diversity

Pew RDI, 0–10

4.84–––

Religiously unaffiliated

% of population

25%–––

Most people can be trusted

% agreeing

A
–––

Confidence in government

mean, 1–4

2.32–––

Confidence in the press

mean, 1–4

2.41–––

Confidence in courts

mean, 1–4

2.98–––

Support for a strong leader

good system, 1–4

1.64–––

Importance of democracy

mean, 1–10

9.1–––

National pride

mean, 1–4

3.62–––

Would fight for country

% yes

80.3%–––

Interest in politics

mean, 1–4

2.42–––

Human Development Index

UNDP, 0–1

A
–––

Gender inequality

GII, 0–1

A
–––

Happiness

Cantril ladder, 0–10

A
–––

Freedom & control over life

mean, 1–10

A
–––

Life satisfaction

mean, 1–10

A
–––

Global Peace Index

1–5

A
–––

Military expenditure

% of GDP

2.4%–––

Economy & Trade

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People & Society

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Health & Education

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Connectivity

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Energy & Climate

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Inequality

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Governance & Democracy

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Values & Beliefs

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Emancipative values

Welzel index, 0–1

#97/104

0.2832005

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Secular values

Welzel index, 0–1

#4/105

0.5752005

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Importance of God

mean, 1–10

#100/113

4.652017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Acceptance of homosexuality

justifiable, 1–10

#13/112

7.262017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Acceptance of abortion

justifiable, 1–10

#6/114

72017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Acceptance of divorce

justifiable, 1–10

#8/114

7.832017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Bribery seen as justifiable

1–10

#5/114

1.252017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Tax cheating seen as justifiable

1–10

#34/111

1.82017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Men should get jobs first

% agreeing

#108/113

4%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Men make better leaders

agree, 1–4

#95/109

1.742017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Wouldn't want neighbors of another race

% mentioning

#86/112

6.8%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Wouldn't want immigrant neighbors

% mentioning

#72/112

14.5%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Children should learn independence

% mentioning

#45/114

44.4%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Children should learn obedience

% mentioning

#73/114

22.6%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Environment over economy

% choosing environment

#14/110

72.3%2017

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Luck matters more than work

1–10

#93/109

3.62005

WVS · demographic splitsworld view →

Religious diversity

Pew RDI, 0–10

#58/193

4.842020

PEWworld view →

Religiously unaffiliated

% of population

#29/193

25%2020

PEWworld view →

Trust & Institutions

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Development & Wellbeing

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