Statista’s European industry comparison benchmark study

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About the data set

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Statista’s European industry comparison benchmark study

This study includes European employment and GDP data, by both segment and industry, broken down by country. For the purpose of this study, a segment represents a specific subdivision of the economy, in which various industries are contained.

This up-to-date industry report will assist you in answering questions such as:

  • Which segment and/or industry in the European market represents the largest portion of GDP?
  • Which country contributes to the greatest portion of GDP as a whole, or by a specific sector or industry?
  • What country provides the greatest employment opportunities in a specific segment and/or industry?

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