Belgium Statistics and Information

• Largest city: Brussels
• Capital city: Brussels
• Major language: Dutch, French, German
• Major religion: Christianity
• Currency: € Euro
• Country Size: 30,280 sq km

• France: 620 km
• Germany: 167 km
• Luxembourg: 148 km
• Netherlands: 450 km

• GDP Per capita: 46 701 US$ (2016)
• Tax on personal income: 12.6 % (2015)
• Gross domestic spending on R&D: 2.5% of GDP
• Unemployment: 7.8 % of labour force (2016)
• CO2 emissions: 7.8 tonnes per capita
• Government debt: 127.6 % of GDP (2016)
• Household debt: 114.5 % of disposable income

• General government spending: 53.9% of GDP (2015)
• Government reserves: 11 731.6 SDR millions (2014)
• Tax on corporate profits: 3.4% of GDP (2015)
• Tax revenue: $17 899 (2015)
• Tax wedge: 54.0 Total (2016)

Belgium’s GDP expanded by 0.6% on quarter in the first quarter of 2017

• Internet access: 81.8 % (2015)
• Wireless mobile broadband subscriptions: 68.3% (2016)

• Crude oil production: 0.0 (2015)
• Infrastructure investment: 127 000 000.00 Euros (2015)
• Passenger transport: 131 348.0 Million passenger-kilometres (2013)
• Primary energy supply: 0.12 Toe/1 000 US dollars (2015)
• Road accidents: 65 Per 1 000 000 inhabitants (2015)

GDP Annual Growth Rate in Belgium averaged 2.25% from 1981 until 2017.Average wages are obtained by dividing the national-accounts-based total wage bill by the average number of employees in the total economy. Records year: 2016.

According to the econometric models, the population of Belgium is set to project to around 11.40 Million in 2020 however by 2060, it should reach 13.1 million.

The predictions include a significant increase in the total number of households in Belgium.

As the number of single-parent families continues to rise, by as much as 23.5% by 2060.

Predication of The Belgium Labour from 2017 to 202