Paris against the provinces.
The years pass but the territorial disparities remain particularly marked in France.
In 2020, while GDP per capita amounted to 34,100 euros on average throughout France, it amounted to 57,600 euros in Île-de-France, according to an INSEE note published Thursday.
"Ile-de-France is the only region with a GDP per capita higher than the national average"
, specifies the institute, which notes
"large differences"
between the territories.
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The reasons for this concentration of wealth per capita in the Paris region are well known.
First, high value-added activities are more concentrated there.
It is no coincidence that the GDP per job - the wealth created by employment - is the highest in Île-de-France.
Then, INSEE points
to “the contribution of workers residing in other regions”,
as well as the low rate of elderly people.
See also
Growth: when GDP is no longer enough to measure wealth
Other regions, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and Pays de la Loire...
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