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Luxembourg

Europe & Central Asia·High incomeOECDEU

Population
666K
167th of 217
GDP
$93.2B
74th of 214 · 2024
GDP per capita
$137,520
4th of 214 · 2024
Life expectancy
83.4
14th of 217
Human development
0.93
16th of 189 · 2021
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high-income EU and eurozone economy; global, highly capitalized banking sector; one of highest GDP-per-capita countries; strengthened domestic demand and lower interest rates contributing to economic growth; challenges include pension-system sustainability, labor-market dynamics, and energy price volatility

Area
2,586 km²
Languages
Luxembourgish (official administrative, judicial, and national language) 48.9%…
Resources
iron ore (no longer exploited), arable land
Borders
Belgium; France; Germany

Religion

world view →
  • Christian65.9%▼ 8.5pt
  • Unaffiliated25.3%▲ 5.1pt
  • Other5.7%▲ 1.5pt
  • Muslim1.8%▲ 1.1pt
Religious diversity
5.81 / 10 · high · 32nd 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
LUX
IRL
CHE
LIE

GDP

current US$

$93.2B–––

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 %

C
–––

FDI inflows

current US$

-$62.8B–––

Merchandise trade

% of GDP

44.3%–––

Agriculture value added

% of GDP

0.2%–––

Industry value added

% of GDP

9%–––

Unemployment

% of labor force

B
–––

Gini index

0–100

B
–––

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

1,452.1–––

Labor share of GDP

share, 0–1

0.498–––

Total factor productivity

level, US = 1

A
–––

Population

people

666K–––

Population density

people per km²

253.7–––

Urban population

% of total

92.1%–––

Life expectancy

years at birth

A
–––

Fertility rate

births per woman

1.3–––

Net migration

people

5,677–––

Population under 15

% of total

15.8%–––

Population 65+

% of total

15.5%–––

Infant mortality

per 1,000 live births

A
–––

Under-5 mortality

per 1,000 live births

A
–––

Health expenditure

% of GDP

5.8%–––

Physicians

per 1,000 people

B
–––

Education expenditure

% of GDP

4.7%–––

Tertiary enrollment

% gross

C
–––

Safe drinking water

% of population

A
–––

Internet users

% of population

A
–––

Mobile subscriptions

per 100 people

A
–––

Fixed broadband

per 100 people

A
–––

Secure internet servers

per 1M people

A
–––

Access to electricity

% of population

B
–––

Energy use per capita

kWh

59K–––

Electricity per capita

kWh

2,317.8–––

Electricity generation

TWh

1.6–––

Renewable electricity

% of generation

A
–––

Fossil electricity

% of generation

A
–––

CO₂ emissions

Mt per year

B
–––

CO₂ per capita

t per person

D
–––

Share of global CO₂

%

0%–––

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

C
–––

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

A
–––

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
–––

Importance of God

mean, 1–10

5.13–––

Acceptance of homosexuality

justifiable, 1–10

6.27–––

Acceptance of abortion

justifiable, 1–10

4.9–––

Acceptance of divorce

justifiable, 1–10

6.63–––

Bribery seen as justifiable

1–10

B
–––

Tax cheating seen as justifiable

1–10

C
–––

Men should get jobs first

% agreeing

14.8%–––

Wouldn't want neighbors of another race

% mentioning

12.5%–––

Wouldn't want immigrant neighbors

% mentioning

13.6%–––

Children should learn independence

% mentioning

50.5%–––

Children should learn obedience

% mentioning

29.1%–––

Religious diversity

Pew RDI, 0–10

5.81–––

Religiously unaffiliated

% of population

25.3%–––

Most people can be trusted

% agreeing

B
–––

Confidence in government

mean, 1–4

2.72–––

Confidence in the press

mean, 1–4

2.47–––

Confidence in courts

mean, 1–4

2.8–––

Support for a strong leader

good system, 1–4

2.1–––

National pride

mean, 1–4

3.43–––

Would fight for country

% yes

53.8%–––

Interest in politics

mean, 1–4

2.52–––

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

C
–––

Life satisfaction

mean, 1–10

A
–––

Military expenditure

% of GDP

0.7%–––

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