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European Marketing Data and Statistics includes
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- Data for 44 countries that can easily be compared across nations
- Data spanning 30 years* for reviewing historic as well as recent trends (*to 1980 where possible)
Key areas researched
Advertising; Agricultural resources and output; Automotives and transport; Banking and finance; Consumer expenditure; Consumer market sizes; Consumer prices and costs; Economic indicators; Education; Energy resources and output; Environmental data; External trade; Health; Home ownership; Household profiles; Income and deductions; Industry; IT and telecommunications; Labour; Media and leisure; Population; Retailing; Travel and tourism
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Albania, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom
* Please note: Data may not be available for every data type in every country covered due to lack of available data in some countries.
Table of contents
EUROPEAN MARKETING DATA AND STATISTICS 2011
Foreword and Guide
Foreword
Guide to Using the Handbook
Scope of the Handbook
Subject Coverage
Data Coverage
Country Coverage
Sources
List of Abbreviations
Section One Advertising
Table 1.1 — Advertising Expenditure by Medium 2009
Table 1.2 — TV Adspend 1985-2009
Table 1.3 — Radio Adspend 1985-2009
Table 1.4 — Print Adspend 1985-2009
Table 1.5 — Cinema Adspend 1985-2009
Table 1.6 — Outdoor Adspend 1985-2009
Table 1.7 — Online Adspend 1999-2009
Section Two Agricultural Resources and Output
Table 2.1 — Agricultural Output Indices 1985-2009
Table 2.2 — Food Output Indices 1985-2009
Table 2.3 — Land Use and Irrigation 2009
Table 2.4 — Livestock 2009
Table 2.5 — Selected Crop Production 2009
Table 2.6 — Dairy Products and Egg Production 2009
Table 2.7 — Meat Production 2009
Table 2.8 — Cereal Production 2009
Table 2.9 — Forestry and Paper Product Production 2009
Table 2.10 — Organic Farming Land Use 1985-2009
Table 2.11 — Organic Farms 1985-2009
Section Three Automotives and Transport
Table 3.1 — Commercial Vehicles in Use 1980-2009
Table 3.2 — Passenger Cars in Use 1980-2009
Table 3.3 — Two-Wheelers in Use 1980-2009
Table 3.4 — Commercial Vehicles Production 1980-2009
Table 3.5 — Passenger Cars Production 1980-2009
Table 3.6 — Two-Wheelers Production 1985-2009
Table 3.7 — Automotive Diesel Price 1980-2009
Table 3.8 — Leaded/Lead Replacement Petrol Price 1980-2009
Table 3.9 — Premium Unleaded Petrol Price 1980-2009
Table 3.10 — Commercial Vehicle New Registrations 1980-2009
Table 3.11 — Diesel Car New Registrations 1985-2009
Table 3.12 — Passenger Car New Registrations 1985-2009
Table 3.13 — Two-Wheelers New Registrations 1985-2009
Table 3.14 — Airline Freight 1980-2009
Table 3.15 — Airline Passengers 1980-2009
Table 3.16 — Scheduled Flights: Distance Flown 1980-2009
Table 3.17 — Merchant Shipping Fleet 1980-2009
Table 3.18 — Public Railway Network 1980-2009
Table 3.19 — Railway Statistics of Major National Carriers 2009
Table 3.20 — Railway Freight 1980-2009
Table 3.21 — Railway Passenger 1985-2009
Table 3.22 — Car Traffic 1980-2009
Table 3.23 — Road-Transported Goods 1980-2009
Table 3.24 — Passenger Cars: Average Annual Distance Travelled 1980-2009
Table 3.25 — Road Network 2009
Section Four Banking and Finance
Table 4.1 — Private Sector Bank Claims 1980-2009
Table 4.2 — Deposit Money Bank Assets 1980-2009
Table 4.3 — Deposit Money Bank Liabilities 1980-2009
Table 4.4 — Annual Lending Rates 1980-2009
Table 4.5 — Deposit Money Bank Reserves 1980-2009
Table 4.6 — Credit Cards in Circulation 1998-2009
Table 4.7 — Charge Cards in Circulation 1998-2009
Table 4.8 — Credit Card Expenditure 1998-2009
Table 4.9 — Charge Card Expenditure 1998-2009
Table 4.10 — Credit Card Transactions 1998-2009
Table 4.11 — Charge Card Transactions 1998-2009
Table 4.12 — Average Expenditure per Credit Card 1998-2009
Table 4.13 — Average Expenditure per Charge Card 1998-2009
Table 4.14 — Average Expenditure per Credit Card Transaction 1998-2009
Table 4.15 — Average Expenditure per Charge Card Transaction 1998-2009
Section Five Consumer Expenditure
Table 5.1 — Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.2 — Consumer Expenditure by Object 2009
Table 5.3 — Food and Non-alcoholic Beverages Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.4 — Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.5 — Clothing and Footwear Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.6 — Housing Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.7 — Household Goods and Services Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.8 — Health Goods and Medical Services Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.9 — Transport Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.10 — Communications Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.11 — Leisure and Recreation Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.12 — Education Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.13 — Hotels and Catering Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Table 5.14 — Miscellaneous Goods and Services Consumer Expenditure 1990-2009
Section Six Consumer Market Sizes
Table 6.1 — Alcoholic Drinks: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.2 — Beauty and Personal Care: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.3 — Major Appliances: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.4 — Small Appliances 2009: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.5 — Clothing and Footwear: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.6 — Consumer Electronics: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.7 — Consumer Health: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.8 — Fresh Foods: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.9 — Home Care Products: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.10 — Hot and Soft Drinks: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.11 — Dairy Products and Ice Cream: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.12 — Bakery Products: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.13 — Confectionery: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.14 — Other Selected Packaged Foods: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.15 — Tissue and Hygiene: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.16 — Tobacco: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Table 6.17 — Toys and Games: Per Capita Retail Sales 2009
Section Seven Consumer Prices and Costs
Table 7.1 — Consumer Prices Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.2 — Food and Non-Alcoholic Beverage Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.3 — Food and Drink Costs: Selected Items 2009
Table 7.4 — Alcoholic Beverage and Tobacco Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.5 — Clothing and Footwear Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.6 — Housing Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.7 — Household Goods and Services Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.8 — Health Goods and Medical Services Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.9 — Transport Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.10 — Communications Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.11 — Leisure and Recreation Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.12 — Education Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.13 — Hotel and Catering Price Indices 1990-2009
Table 7.14 — Miscellaneous Goods and Services Price Indices 1990-2009
Section Eight Economic Indicators
Table 8.1 — Gross Domestic Product in National Currencies 1980-2009
Table 8.2 — Gross Domestic Product in US$ 1980-2009
Table 8.3 — Gross Domestic Product by Origin2009
Table 8.4 — Gross Domestic Product by Origin 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 8.5 — Gross Domestic Product Usage 2009
Table 8.6 — Gross Domestic Product Usage 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 8.7 — Gross National Income in National Currencies 1980-2009
Table 8.8 — Gross National Income in US$1980-2009
Table 8.9 — Money Supply 1985-2009
Table 8.10 — Inflation Rates (Annual) 1985-2009
Table 8.11 — Public Consumption 1985-2009
Table 8.12 — Private Consumption 1985-2009
Table 8.13 — Government Finance and International Liquidity 2009
Table 8.14 — Government Expenditure by Object 2009
Table 8.15 — Government Expenditure by Object 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 8.16 — Current Account Balance 1998-2009
Table 8.17 — Corruption Perception Index 1998-2009
Table 8.18 — Minimum Wage (Monthly) 1998-2009
Table 8.19 — Foreign Direct Investment Intensity 1998-2009
Table 8.20 — Exchange Rates Against the US$ 1985-2009
Table 8.21 — Exchange Rates Against the EUR 1985-2009
Section Nine Education
Table 9.1 — Education Statistics 2009
Table 9.2 — Pre-primary Education 2009
Table 9.3 — Primary Education 2009
Table 9.4 — Secondary Education 2009
Table 9.5 — Higher and University Education 2009
Table 9.6 — Foreign Students in Higher and University Education 1985-2009
Table 9.7 — Foreign Students' Share of All Higher and University Education Students 1985-2009
Section Ten Energy Resources and Output
Table 10.1 — Refinery Product Consumption 2009
Table 10.2 — Motor Gasoline Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.3 — Aviation Fuels Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.4 — Biofuels Consumption 1998-2009
Table 10.5 — Energy Intensity 1998-2009
Table 10.6 — Biofuel Production 1998-2009
Table 10.7 — Crude Oil Production 1998-2009
Table 10.8 — Electricity Production 2009
Table 10.9 — Natural Gas Production 1985-2009
Table 10.10 — Refinery Output 1990-2009
Table 10.11 — Primary Energy Consumption: Selected Materials 2009
Table 10.12 — Coal Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.13 — Crude Oil Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.14 — Natural Gas Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.15 — Nuclear Energy Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.16 — Hydroelectricity Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.17 — Electricity Residential Consumption 1985-2009
Table 10.18 — Gas Residential Consumption 1985-2009
Section Eleven Environmental Data
Table 11.1 — Carbon Dioxide Emissions 2009
Table 11.2 — Air and Water Pollutant Emissions 2009
Table 11.3 — Waste Generation 2009
Table 11.4 — Recycling Levels of Packaging Waste 2009
Section Twelve External Trade
Table 12.1 — Imports (cif) 1980-2009
Table 12.2 — Imports (cif) by Origin 2009
Table 12.3 — Imports (cif) by Origin 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 12.4 — Imports (cif) by Commodity: SITC Classification 2009
Table 12.5 — Imports (cif) by Commodity: SITC Classification 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 12.6 — Exports (fob) 1980-2009
Table 12.7 — Exports (fob) by Destination 2009
Table 12.8 — Exports (fob) by Destination 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 12.9 — Exports (fob) by Commodity: SITC Classification 2009
Table 12.10 — Exports (fob) by Commodity: SITC Classification 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 12.11 — Trade Balance 1980-2009
Section Thirteen Health
Table 13.1 — Hospitals and Hospital Bed 2009
Table 13.2 — Doctors, Nurses and Dentists 2009
Table 13.3 — Causes of Death: Male 2009
Table 13.4 — Causes of Death: Female 2009
Table 13.5 — Food Supply: Average Consumption of Calories, Protein and Fat 2009
Table 13.6 — Government Health Expenditure 2009
Table 13.7 — Obese Population (BMI 30kg/Sq M or More) 1985-2009
Section Fourteen Home Ownership
Table 14.1 — Housing Stock 1980-2009
Table 14.2 — New Dwellings Completed 1980-2009
Table 14.3 — Households by Tenure 2009
Table 14.4 — Households by Type of Dwelling 2009
Section Fifteen Household Profiles
Table 15.1 — Households 1985-2009
Table 15.2 — Household Average Number of Occupants at January 1st 1985-2009
Table 15.3 — Households by Urban/Rural Split 2009
Table 15.4 — Households by Number of Persons 2009
Table 15.5 — Households by Number of Rooms 2009
Table 15.6 — Households by Sex of Head of Household 2009
Table 15.7 — Households by Age of Head of Household: 2009
Table 15.8 — Households by Education of Head of Household 2009
Table 15.9 — Households by Status of Head of Household 2009
Table 15.10 — Households by Type 2009
Table 15.11 — Households by Annual Disposable Income Band 2009
Table 15.12 — Household Durable Ownership 2009
Section Sixteen Income and Deductions
Table 16.1 — Gross Income (Annual) 1990-2009
Table 16.2 — Gross Income by Source 2009
Table 16.3 — Tax and Social Security Contributions 1990-2009
Table 16.4 — Disposable Income (Annual) 1990-2009
Table 16.5 — Net Savings 1990-2009
Table 16.6 — Savings Ratio 1990-2009
Section Seventeen Industry
Table 17.1 — General Industrial Production Indices 1980-2009
Table 17.2 — Manufacturing Production Indices 1980-2009
Table 17.3 — Mining Production Indices 1980-2009
Section Eighteen IT and Telecommunications
Table 18.1 — Internet Users 1990-2009
Table 18.2 — Dial-Up Internet Subscribers 1998-2009
Table 18.3 — Broadband Internet Subscribers 1998-2009
Table 18.4 — Personal Computers in Use 1990-2009
Table 18.5 — Capital Investment in Telecommunications 1985-2009
Table 18.6 — Mobile Telephone Subscriptions 1990-2009
Table 18.7 — Mobile Telecommunications Revenues 1990-2009
Table 18.8 — Mobile Telephone Calls 1990-2009
Table 18.9 — Mobile Telephone Calls per Mobile Telephone Subscriber 1990-2009
Table 18.10 — Telephone Lines in Use 1990-2009
Table 18.11 — National Telephone Calls 1990-2009
Table 18.12 — International Outgoing Telephone Calls 1990-2009
Section Nineteen Labour
Table 19.1 — Employed Population 1980-2009
Table 19.2 — Employment by Activity 2009
Table 19.3 — Paid Employment in Manufacturing 1980-2009
Table 19.4 — Unemployed Population 1980-2009
Table 19.5 — Unemployment Rate 1980-2009
Table 19.6 — Average Working Week in Non-Agricultural Activities 1980-2009
Table 19.7 — Average Working Week in Manufacturing 1980-2009
Table 19.8 — Economically Active Population by Age Group 2009
Table 19.9 — Economically Active Population by Age Group 2009 (% Analysis)
Table 19.10 — Economically Active Population by Sex 2009
Section Twenty Media and Leisure
Table 20.1 — Cinemas 2009
Table 20.2 — Cinema Attendances 1990-2009
Table 20.3 — DVD Rentals 2009
Table 20.4 — Newspapers 2009
Table 20.5 — Colour TV Households 2004-2009
Table 20.6 — Cable TV Households 2004-2009
Table 20.7 — Satellite TV Households 2004-2009
Table 20.8 — Number of Digital Satellite Pay TV Subscribers 2004-2009
Section Twenty-one Population
Table 21.1 — Total Population 1980-2009: National Estimates at Mid-Year
Table 21.2 — Total Population 1980-2009: National Estimates at January 1st
Table 21.3 — Population by Sex and Age at January 1st 2009
Table 21.4 — Population by Sex and Age (%) at January 1st 2009
Table 21.5 — Live Births 1985-2009
Table 21.6 — Deaths 1985-2009
Table 21.7 — Birth Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.8 — Death Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.9 — Infant Mortality Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.10 — Marriage Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.11 — Divorce Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.12 — Fertility Rates 1985-2009
Table 21.13 — Life Expectancy at Birth 2009
Table 21.14 — Population Density 1985-2009
Table 21.15 — Urban Population 1985-2009
Table 21.16 — Rural Population 1985-2009
Table 21.17 — Pensioners 1990-2009
Table 21.18 — Population by Marital Status 2009
Table 21.19 — Population by Educational Attainment 2009
Table 21.20 — Male and Female Population by Age at January 1st 2009
Table 21.21 — Male Population at January 1st 1990-2009
Table 21.22 — Female Population at January 1st 1990-2009
Table 21.23 — Children Aged 0-14 Years at January 1st 1990-2009
Table 21.24 — Persons of Working Age (15-64 Years) at January 1st 1990-2009
Table 21.25 — Persons Aged 65 Years and over at January 1st 1990-2009
Table 21.26 — Population by Age Group at January 1st 2009
Table 21.27 — Population by Age Group (%) at January 1st 2009
Table 21.28 — Total Population 2010-2020 at January 1st
Table 21.29 — Children Aged 0-14 Years Forecasts at January 1st 2010-2020
Table 21.30 — Persons of Working Age (15-64 Years) Forecasts at January 1st 2010-2020
Table 21.31 — Persons Aged 65 Years and Over Forecasts at January 1st 2010-2020
Section Twenty-two Retailing
Table 22.1 — Retail Sales 2004-2009
Table 22.2 — Store-Based Retailer Sales by Grocery/Non Grocery Split 2009
Table 22.3 — Store-Based Retailer Outlets by Grocery/Non Grocery Split 2009
Table 22.4 — Grocery Retailer Sales by Type 2009
Table 22.5 — Non-Grocery Retailer Sales by Type 2009
Table 22.6 — Non-Store Retailer Sales by Type 2009
Table 22.7 — Non-Store Retailer Sales by Type (% Analysis) 2009
Section Twenty-three Travel and Tourism
Table 23.1 — Average Tourist Nights in Accommodation Establishments 1990-2009
Table 23.2 — Average Tourist Nights in the Country 1990-2009
Table 23.3 — Domestic Tourist Nights 1990-2009
Table 23.4 — International Tourist Nights 1990-2009
Table 23.5 — Expenditure by Tourists 1980-2009
Table 23.6 — Receipts from Tourism 1980-2009
Table 23.7 — Rooms in Tourist Accommodation 1990-2009
Table 23.8 — Bed-places in Tourist Accommodation 1990-2009
Table 23.9 — Hotel Bed Occupancy Rates 1990-2009
Table 23.10 — International Tourist Arrivals 1990-2009
Table 23.11 — Tourist Arrivals by Method 2009
Table 23.12 — Tourist Arrivals by Region 2009