Lithuania's economy (GDP) grew more than 500 percent since regaining independence in 1990. The Baltic states have a combined workforce of 3.3 million people. History of economy · Sectors of economy · Infrastructure

15 мая 2024 г. · Lithuania's real GDP is expected to grow by 2% in 2024, supported by a strong increase in private consumption, continued investment growth ...

Lithuania's economy in numbers: · Nominal GDP of USD 79.8 billion in 2023. · Nominal GDP of USD 70.8 billion in 2022. · GDP per capita of USD 25,149 compared to ...

Lithuania is a very open economy, with foreign trade representing 176% of GDP (World Bank, latest data available).

Lithuania's economic freedom score is 72.9, making its economy the 15th freest in the 2024 Index of Economic Freedom. Its rating has increased by 0.7 point ...

The economy performed better than expected in the first half of 2024, with GDP increasing by 2.4%. Thanks to a substantial fall in inflation, real incomes are ...

They economy is set for a moderate rebound in 2024 as inflation continues to slow and external demand recovers.

Lithuania's economy is performing strongly and converging fast towards the most-developed OECD countries, driven by growing exports and investments and ...

Lithuania's economy exited the COVID-19-crisis successfully and was growing fast until early 2022, buoyed by rising exports and rapid integration into global ...

Lithuania has transitioned from a command economy to a market economy in which the private sector accounts for the majority of GDP, and government regulation ...