Trade
- Koper is an important port for Austria, southern Germany and the Central European states. Photo: Luka Fabčič
Slovenia's trade is orientated towards other EU countries, mainly Germany, Austria, Italy, and France. Slovenia's economy is highly dependent on foreign trade. About two-thirds of Slovenia's trade is with EU members.
The rate of internationalization of the Slovenian economy, measured by the average export and import share in GDP, is relatively high, as characteristic of small countries, and is increasing.
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Statistical office of the Republic of Slovenia: Economy / External trade
Macroeconomic indices for Slovenia in 2011
Real GDP growth (real growth rate in %) -0.2
GDP per capita in EUR 17.361
Rate of unemployment by ILO in % 8.2
Growth in labour productivity (%) 1.6
Gross wage per employee (real gross earnings growth in %) 0.2
Inflation (annual average) 1.8
Source: Statistical Office of the RS
Institute of Macroeconomic Analysis and Development (IMAD)
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National statistics
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