麦肯锡：2024年数字商务：希腊的增长机遇研究报告（英文版）

An updated look at the 2010–22 data finds that GDP growth was 32 percent lower in the European Union (plus Norway, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom) than in the United States—1.4 percent versus 2.1 percent CAGR, respectively.5 This stands in stark contrast to the 21.0 percent average gap in GDP growth for the 40 years prior to 2010—which was 2.3 percent versus 2.9 percent CAGR, respectively. As a result of this compounding disparity, GDP per capita (in real purchasing-power-pari