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Uneven economic development across regions in 2024

Release related to topics:National economy
release | Regional accounts 2024

According to Statistics Finland's preliminary data, regional value added measured at constant prices grew in ten regions and decreased in nine regions in 2024. The growth was biggest in South Karelia.

Key selections

  • In 2024, economic growth was recorded in around one-half of the regions.
  • Value added grew most in South Karelia.
  • In 2024, employment development was negative in most regions.

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Referencing instructions

Regional accounts [online publication].
Reference period: 2024. Helsinki: Statistics Finland [Referenced: 29.11.2025].
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