Real labour-productivity development index; EU development = 100, 2015–2022.
The comparison covers development of real labour productivity relative to the EU average across 13 Greek regions for 2015–2022. The index compares each region’s 2015–2022 real labour-productivity development with the EU average set to 100. Central Greece and Thessaly share the top value at 94.7. Western Macedonia records the lowest included value at 66.6, a range of 28.1 index points from the leader.
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Central Greece | 94.7 | 2015–2022 |
| 2 | Thessaly | 94.7 | 2015–2022 |
| 3 | Eastern Macedonia & Thrace | 94.4 | 2015–2022 |
Source 1: Eurostat Regional Yearbook 2025 — Economy
Publisher: Eurostat
Dataset/table: Development of real labour productivity
Units: index, EU development = 100
Date checked: 2026-07-15
Evidence: Provides development of real labour productivity relative to the EU average for the Greek regions in 2015–2022.
The index compares each region’s 2015–2022 real labour-productivity development with the EU average set to 100. The page retains all 13 eligible Greek regions, while the graphic focuses on 3.
Eurostat’s 2025 Regional Yearbook supplies the regional index values. The comparison uses EU development as the 100-point reference and orders all 13 Greek regions highest to lowest using unrounded values.
All included values use the same Eurostat source family, 2015–2022 reference period, regional level and index, EU development = 100 basis. No Greek area is supplemented from another source family.
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