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Regional accounts 2022

Economy grew in most regions in 2022

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According to Statistics Finland's preliminary data, regional value added measured at constant prices grew in most regions in 2022. Examined by region, the growth was strongest in Kainuu, Lapland and Satakunta, where both secondary production and service industries grew.

Key selections

  • The economy grew in most regions in 2022.
  • In 2022, value added grew most in Kainuu, Lapland and Satakunta.
  • In 2022, the development of employment was positive in nearly all regions. The biggest growth was recorded in Uusimaa.

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Referencing instructions

Regional accounts [online publication].
Reference period: 2022. Helsinki: Statistics Finland [Referenced: 13.5.2026].
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Related topics

National economy

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