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This is a List of Greek subdivisions by their GDP, or gross domestic product. There are fourteen modern regions of Greece, instituted in 1987. Greece's overall GDP was $281 billion in 2012, which represents $24,505 per capita, 44th in the world.

Regions

Rank	Region	Total GDP (2012 € bn)	%	% growth	Per capita (2012 €)	Per capita (inflation-adjusted 2017 €)	Per capita (inflation-adjusted 2017 US$)
1	Attica	€110.546	47.7	0.8	€29,100	€29,990	$31,674
2	Central Macedonia	€32.285	13.9	−1.3	€17,900	€18,447	$19,483
3	Thessaly	€11.608	5.0	−1.3	€17,000	€17,520	$18,504
4	Crete	€11.243	4.9	−1.6	€19,900	€20,508	$21,660
5	West Greece	€10.659	4.6	−3.6	€15,500	€15,974	$16,871
6	Central Greece	€10.537	4.5	−1.7	€20,500	€21,127	$22,313
7	Peloponnese	€9.809	4.2	−0.7	€17,900	€18,447	$19,483
8	East Macedonia and Thrace	€9.265	4.0	0.9	€16,500	€17,004	$17,959
9	South Aegean	€7.646	3.3	−2.8	€26,800	€27,619	$29,170
10	Epirus	€5.079	2.2	−0.2	€15,300	€15,768	$16,653
11	West Macedonia	€5.506	2.4	−1.9	€20,300	€20,921	$22,096
12	Ionian Islands	€4.130	1.8	−7.4	€19,100	€19,684	$20,789
13	North Aegean	€3.330	1.4	−3.3	€17,900	€18,447	$19,483
14	Monastic community of Mount Athos	—	—	—	—	—	—
–	Greece	€231.643	100.00	−0.5	€20,500	€21,127	$22,313
–	EU	€11,745.353	—	−5.8	€23,500	€24,218	$25,578

See also

• Economy of Greece

References

1. ^ "Greece". International Monetary Fund. Retrieved 23 June 2013.