Europe Compared by Economy > Spending on imports

DEFINITION: Imports of goods and services represent the value of all goods and other market services received from the rest of the world. They include the value of merchandise, freight, insurance, transport, travel, royalties, license fees, and other services, such as communication, construction, financial, information, business, personal, and government services. They exclude compensation of employees and investment income (formerly called factor services) and transfer payments. Data are in constant 2000 U.S. dollars.".

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Germany	830.12 billion	2009
2	United Kingdom	525.27 billion	2009
3	France	439.07 billion	2009
4	Netherlands	314.98 billion	2009
5	Italy	282.83 billion	2009
6	Spain	235.39 billion	2009
7	Belgium	201.76 billion	2009
8	Russia	175.13 billion	2009
9	Switzerland	127.82 billion	2009
10	Sweden	121.13 billion	2009
11	Ireland	104.86 billion	2009
12	Austria	104.85 billion	2009
13	Turkey	91.12 billion	2009
14	Poland	90.56 billion	2009
15	Denmark	88.83 billion	2009
16	Hungary	73.97 billion	2008
17	Czech Republic	73.13 billion	2009
18	Norway	66.37 billion	2009
19	Finland	54.58 billion	2009
20	Portugal	53.48 billion	2009
21	Greece	52.56 billion	2009
22	Slovakia	46.6 billion	2009
23	Luxembourg	41.76 billion	2009
24	Romania	35.52 billion	2009
25	Slovenia	21.36 billion	2008
26	Belarus	21.32 billion	2009
27	Ukraine	20.5 billion	2009
28	Lithuania	16.58 billion	2008
29	Bulgaria	14.3 billion	2009
30	Croatia	13.81 billion	2009
31	Azerbaijan	8.89 billion	2009
32	Cyprus	7.81 billion	2008
33	Estonia	7.01 billion	2009
34	Latvia	5.38 billion	2009
35	Bosnia and Herzegovina	4.86 billion	2009
36	Malta	4 billion	2000
37	Iceland	3.51 billion	2009
38	Moldova	2.04 billion	2009
39	Armenia	1.72 billion	2009
40	Georgia	1.21 billion	2000

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