Bruchsal 15.01.2015

Map of the month: Purchasing power in Germany, 2015

GfK's Map of the Month for January reveals the 2015 per capita purchasing power in Germany at the district level.

Germans will have a nominal per-capita net income of €21,449 at their disposal which means a nominal per-capita purchasing power increase of €572 in 2015. There are however substantial regional differences in the distribution of this purchasing power.

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