What was europes economic in the 1999-2006?
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"Europe's economic" what?
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from wikipedia: According to the Final ODA Data for 2004 report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD):\n\n The European Union countries combined donated $42.919 billion USD\n The United States donated $18.999 billion USD\n\nalso check out  http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0930884.html
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26th June to 9th July 2006
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From Wikipedia, "Many countries in the Western world experience high economic growth (4 to 8% per year)."\n\nThere was also President Johnson's 'War On Poverty', which pushed massive amounts of federal funding down to the local level for health, education, and welfare.
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The euro was introduced to world financial markets as an accounting currency in 1999 and launched as physical coins and banknotes in 2002.
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Germany has most people and biggest economy, but UK has most clout around the world. However the French are the biggest moaners, so I'm not sure.
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The population of the United States is hovering around 250-300 million people. \n\nAs for the population of the whole of Europe, I have no idea.
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depends if your looking at high risk or long term , Bulgaria is a hot spot at the moment as property is as little as £7,000 but is slowly increasing as many people are buying there ..... the sector 17 in SW France is a sound investment as well as London in the UK ..canary wharf has large developments at the moment ... also northern Ireland is tipped to be the next place to rise in the new year hope this helps ... stay away from Spain prices are dropping
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These are 2005 est\n\n1. United States\n\n2.  European Union\n\n3.  China\n\n4.  Japan\n\n5.  India
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In all the European Union. But probably the only country in Europe which is creating jobs is England.
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It is best that you look at the data to see how the GDP for each country has changed over the years. Here are some tables showing the GDP of various countries through the years\n\nOECD member countries - 2000-2005 GDP\nhttp://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/48/4/33727936.pdf\n\nUnited Nations Statistics - GDP statistics per UN member country from 1970-2005 broken down by various GDP components:\n \nFinal consumption expenditure\nHousehold consumption expenditure\nGeneral government final consumption expenditure\nGross capital formation\nGross fixed capital formation\nExports of goods and services\nImports of goods and services\nGDP by expenditure\nAgriculture, hunting, forestry, fishing\nMining, Manufacturing, Utilities\nConstruction\nWholesale, retail trade, restaurants and hotels\nTransport, storage and communication\nOther Activities\nValue added\n\nhttp://unstats.un.org/unsd/snaama/downloads/GDPcurrentNC-countries.xls
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Germany now uses the Euro. It used the Mark until 1999.
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No, because the European economy is basically socialist in structure. Take a look at the countries there. Most are in double-digit unemployment. Inflation is spiraling out of control.\n\nHere is an example of what is happening: The government of Germany raises taxes to raise revenue. Helmut, the owner of a bicycle shop, lays off Gerhard to be able to afford to pay those taxes. Gerhard goes on the government roles and gets a decent welfare check because Germany offers cradle to grave care. Now the government has to pay out more money to pay for Gerhard and raises taxes again to do it. Now, Helmut (the owner of the bicycle shop - remember) has to lay off Dieter to pay for those new taxes. Dieter goes on the government roles and gets a decent welfare check ... and so on, and so on, and so on ...\n\nThe greatness America achieved at such a rapid pace can only be achieved through democracy and capitalism.
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1 July 2005 to 30 June 2006
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As far as real growth in the economy, Arizona was number one last year:\nhttp://www.statemaster.com/graph/eco_eco_gro-economy-economic-growth\n\nThis statistic shows that most of the leaders in economic growth in the US are Western states, which fits into the statistics on population distribution as well (the West is grower much faster) Lowest rates were found in the rust belt of the midwest, though of course Louisiana was dead last, their economy shrinking by 1.6% from 2004 to 2005.\n\nGSP per capita is a good indicator of the economy:\nhttp://www.statemaster.com/graph/eco_gdp_percap-product-current-dollars-per-capita\n\nPer capita personal income is another helpdful indicator:\nhttp://www.statemaster.com/graph/eco_per_inc_percap-economy-personal-income-per-capita\n \nThis is a very cool resource and website, where you can plot, graph, map and correlate all of these statistics and much more, from percent of toothless people to the number of bookmobiles.
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The current EU economy is in crisis already. Personally, I think if they enlarge it, it's only asking for further strain on Europe, it's individuality, and it's economy...
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The US had a GDP of 12.4 trillion.\n\nWal Mart had sales of 315 billion last year.\n\nSo, that's 2.5%.