Greece's economy continued to recover in 2023, recording an increase in per capita Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to 26,400 purchasing power standards (PPS), according to newly released data from Eurostat. Despite this steady improvement, the country still lags well behind the European Union average of 38,100 PPS, and the gap with the continent's wealthiest economies remains substantial. Luxembourg once again topped the European rankings with an impressive 93,600 PPS, confirming its position as the EU's richest member state. At the top of the regional rankings were two Irish regions, Dublin and South-West Ireland, with 139,500 and 137,300 PPS respectively. Their exceptional performance is largely due to the concentration of multinational technology and pharmaceutical giants that have chosen Ireland as a base, attracted by the country's favorable tax environment. In third place came Wolfsburg, Germany, home to Volkswagen, with 136,500...