EU BUDGET AND NATIONAL BUDGETS

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DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR INTERNAL POLICIES POLICY DEPARTMENT ON BUDGETARY AFFAIRS EU BUDGET AND NATIONAL BUDGETS 1999-2009 October 2010

INDEX Foreward 3 Table 1. EU and National budgets 1999-2009; EU-27 (billions of Euro) 4 Table 2. EU and National budgets in 1999 and 2009; Countries currently in Eurozone (billions of Euro) 5 Table 3. EU and National budgets in 1999 and 2009; Non-Eurozone countries (billions of Euro) 5 Table 4. EU and National budgets as % of GDP at market prices 1999-2009, EU-27 6 Table 5. EU and National budgets as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Countries currently in Eurozone 7 Table 6. EU and National budgets as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries 7 Chart 1. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, EU-27 (per cent) 8 Chart 2. Difference between growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, EU-27 (per cent points) 9 Chart 3. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries (per cent) 10 Chart 4. Difference between growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries (per cent points) 11 Chart 5. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries (per cent) 12 Chart 6. Difference between growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries (per cent points) 13 Chart 7. EU budget as % of GDP 1999-2009 14 Chart 8. National budget as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, EU-27 15 Chart 9. National budget as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries 16 Chart 10. National budget as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries 17

Foreword: This document contains information on EU and National budgets for the period 1999-2009. Tables 1-6 present information on EU and National budgets in billions of Euro and as a per cent of GDP for EU-27, Eurozone and non-eurozone countries. Charts 1-10 show growth in EU and National budgets, and the difference between growth in National budgets and the EU budget for EU-27, Eurozone and non-eurozone countries. National budgets are defined as general government expenditure which covers central government, state government, local government and social security funds. National budget and GDP figures are from Eurostat. Figures on the EU Budget are extracted from the European Commission's annual financial reports and "Detailed data 2000-2009". Over the period 1999-2009 the EU budget grew by 41,76% compared to a fall in the average of the budgets of countries that were Member States at the time of 13,70%. Growth over the period in the average of countries in the Eurozone of 11,10% was more than offset by the fall in the average for non-eurozone countries of 49,88%. The budgets of 2 Eurozone countries: Austria (34,92%), Germany (18,45%), and 1 non-eurozone country: Sweden (13,88%) grew more slowly than the EU budget (41,76%). National budgets grew by more than 100% in 6 Eurozone countries: Ireland (156,75%), Slovakia (146,97%), Cyprus (133,17%), Spain (108,75%), Luxembourg (105,26%) and Greece (104,25%) and 8 non-eurozone countries: Romania (253,42%), Estonia (189,55%), Latvia (182,68%), Lithuania (180,08%), Bulgaria (171,34%), the Czech Republic (165,50%), Hungary (107,56%) and Poland (105,16%). The EU budget as a percentage of EU GDP fell from 1,00% in 1999 to 0,99% in 2009. This opposes to an increase in the average of the national budgets as a percentage of GDP for EU Member States from 47,00% to 50,70% over the period. In Eurozone countries the average increased from 48,08% to 50,84% and in non-eurozone countries from 42,95% to 50,65%. 3 of 17

Table 1. EU and National budgets¹ 1999-2009; EU-27 (billions of Euro) Country 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Belgium 119,72 123,94 127,60 133,70 140,95 143,73 158,10 154,52 162,10 172,43 183,22 Bulgaria 5,09 5,83 6,14 6,70 7,16 7,89 8,61 9,22 11,98 12,73 13,80 Czech Republic 23,85 25,71 30,62 37,05 38,29 39,84 45,07 49,74 54,11 63,43 63,31 Denmark 90,57 93,18 97,12 100,81 103,80 107,51 109,47 112,84 115,61 120,77 130,71 Germany 966,89 930,40 1005,06 1030,84 1049,21 1041,21 1050,25 1054,48 1060,65 1090,78 1145,27 Estonia 2,15 2,23 2,43 2,78 3,04 3,29 3,76 4,50 5,43 6,41 6,23 Ireland 30,83 32,84 38,87 43,59 46,42 49,98 55,02 60,86 69,36 76,37 79,17 Greece 58,58 64,41 66,32 70,61 77,14 84,33 85,63 90,82 101,97 111,90 119,65 Spain 231,20 246,54 262,98 283,60 300,64 327,02 349,38 377,88 412,75 446,91 482,62 France 719,16 744,25 772,06 815,14 849,59 883,07 921,45 952,12 991,34 1028,86 1067,84 Italy 543,06 550,03 599,59 613,73 645,25 664,30 688,31 723,49 739,84 765,75 788,81 Cyprus 3,37 3,73 4,12 4,50 5,30 5,45 5,95 6,37 6,72 7,35 7,86 Latvia 2,85 3,17 3,22 3,53 3,47 4,00 4,63 6,12 7,55 8,93 8,05 Lithuania 4,11 4,84 5,00 5,23 5,47 6,05 6,96 8,05 9,95 12,06 11,51 Luxembourg 7,79 8,27 8,61 9,96 10,79 11,68 12,57 13,08 13,56 14,63 16,00 Hungary 22,32 24,05 28,16 36,28 36,65 40,25 44,42 46,71 50,33 51,93 46,32 Malta 1,57 1,73 1,85 1,94 2,11 2,05 2,14 2,24 2,32 2,55 2,53 Netherlands 177,73 184,61 203,06 214,96 224,62 226,40 229,97 246,03 258,83 273,55 294,26 Austria 106,26 108,18 109,65 111,51 115,01 125,72 122,19 126,90 131,81 137,99 143,36 Poland 67,27 76,29 92,99 92,77 85,62 87,05 106,18 119,35 131,20 156,87 138,01 Portugal 49,38 52,74 57,43 59,95 63,06 67,04 71,01 71,94 74,70 76,81 83,56 Romania 13,24 15,64 16,32 17,02 17,59 20,46 26,70 34,49 44,93 52,51 46,78 Slovenia 9,63 10,02 10,80 11,36 11,94 12,44 13,00 13,82 14,67 16,44 17,42 Slovakia 9,23 11,50 10,48 11,70 11,83 12,81 14,62 16,45 18,87 22,54 25,83 Finland 63,16 63,79 66,58 70,12 72,93 76,14 78,93 81,21 84,90 91,12 95,96 Sweden 141,09 147,78 138,35 148,30 155,28 158,00 160,67 167,72 172,25 172,16 160,68 United Kingdom 548,17 625,74 659,85 702,89 693,57 761,09 808,78 860,98 902,60 861,50 807,63 EU Budget² 83,49 80,45 80,56 85,77 89,38 99,93 104,00 105,81 112,45 114,19 118,36 Average³ 256,91 265,11 280,88 293,98 303,22 197,62 205,94 214,73 209,27 216,86 221,72 1 Total general government expenditure, source: Eurostat. 2 Total Community expenditure, source: Detailed data 2000-2009: http://ec.europa.eu/budget/library/publications/fin_reports/fin_report_09_data_en.pdf. 3 Average of countries that were EU Member States at the time. 4 of 17

Table 2. EU and National budgets 1 in 1999 and 2009; Countries currently in Eurozone (billions of Euro) Table 3. EU and National budgets 1 in 1999 and 2009; Non-Eurozone countries (billions of Euro) Country 1999 2009 % increase over the period 1999-2009 Difference between growth in National and EU Budgets, per cent points (a) (b) (c) (d)=(c-b)/b (e)=(d) - EU budget % increase Country 1999 2009 % increase over the period 1999-2009 Difference between growth in National and EU Budgets, per cent points (a) (b) (c) (d)=(c-b)/b (e)=(d) - EU budget % increase Belgium 119,72 183,22 53,04% 11,28% Bulgaria 5,09 13,80 171,34% 129,58% Germany 966,89 1145,27 18,45% -23,31% Czech Republic 23,85 63,31 165,50% 123,74% Ireland 30,83 79,17 156,75% 114,99% Denmark 90,57 130,71 44,32% 2,56% Greece 58,58 119,65 104,25% 62,49% Estonia 2,15 6,23 189,55% 147,78% Spain 231,20 482,62 108,75% 66,98% Latvia 2,85 8,05 182,68% 140,92% France 719,16 1067,84 48,48% 6,72% Lithuania 4,11 11,51 180,08% 138,31% Italy 543,06 788,81 45,25% 3,49% Hungary 22,32 46,32 107,56% 65,80% Cyprus 3,37 7,86 133,17% 91,41% Poland 67,27 138,01 105,16% 63,40% Luxembourg 7,79 16,00 105,26% 63,50% Romania 13,24 46,78 253,42% 211,65% Malta 1,57 2,53 60,76% 19,00% Sweden 141,09 160,68 13,88% -27,88% Netherlands 177,73 294,26 65,56% 23,80% United Kingdom 548,17 807,63 47,33% 5,57% Austria 106,26 143,36 34,92% -6,84% Average² 259,94 130,28-49,88% -91,65% Portugal 49,38 83,56 69,23% 27,46% Slovenia 9,63 17,42 80,98% 39,22% Slovakia 9,23 25,83 146,97% 105,78% Finland 63,16 95,96 51,93% 10,16% Average² 256,15 284,59 11,10% -30,66% 1999 2009 % increase over the period 1999-2009 Average of EU countries' 256,91 221,72-13,70% national budgets² (billions of Euro) EU Budget³ (billions of Euro) 83,49 118,36 41,76% 1 Total general government expenditure, source: Eurostat. ² Average of countries that were EU Member States at the time. ³Total Community expenditure, source: Detailed data 2000-2009: http://ec.europa.eu/budget/library/publications/fin_reports/fin_report_09_data_en.pdf. 5 of 17

Table 4. EU and National budgets as % of GDP at market prices 1999-2009, EU-27 Country 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Belgium 50,20 49,10 49,20 49,80 51,10 49,40 52,20 48,60 48,40 50,00 54,20 Bulgaria 41,80 42,60 40,30 40,30 40,30 39,70 39,30 36,50 41,50 37,30 40,70 Czech Republic 42,30 41,80 44,40 46,30 47,30 45,10 45,00 43,70 42,50 42,90 46,10 Denmark 55,50 53,70 54,20 54,60 55,10 54,60 52,80 51,60 50,90 51,80 58,70 Germany 48,10 45,10 47,60 48,10 48,50 47,10 46,80 45,40 43,70 43,70 47,60 Estonia 40,10 36,10 34,80 35,80 34,80 34,00 33,60 34,00 34,80 39,90 45,40 Ireland 34,10 31,30 33,20 33,50 33,20 33,50 33,90 34,40 36,60 42,00 48,40 Greece 44,40 46,70 45,30 45,10 44,70 45,40 43,80 43,20 45,00 46,80 50,40 Spain 39,90 39,10 38,60 38,90 38,40 38,90 38,40 38,40 39,20 41,10 45,90 France 52,60 51,60 51,60 52,60 53,30 53,20 53,40 52,70 52,30 52,80 55,60 Italy 48,20 46,20 48,00 47,40 48,30 47,70 48,20 48,70 47,80 48,80 51,90 Cyprus 36,80 37,00 38,20 40,20 45,00 42,80 43,60 43,40 42,20 42,60 46,40 Latvia 41,80 37,30 34,60 35,60 34,80 35,80 35,60 38,10 35,70 38,60 42,90 Lithuania 39,90 39,10 36,80 34,70 33,20 33,30 33,30 33,60 34,80 37,40 43,00 Luxembourg 39,20 37,60 38,10 41,50 41,80 42,60 41,50 38,30 36,20 37,20 42,40 Hungary 48,40 46,90 47,30 51,20 49,40 48,70 50,10 52,00 49,80 49,20 49,80 Malta 43,00 41,00 43,10 43,20 47,80 45,50 44,80 43,70 42,40 44,80 44,30 Netherlands 46,00 44,20 45,40 46,20 47,10 46,10 44,80 45,50 45,50 45,90 51,60 Austria 53,70 52,10 51,60 51,00 51,50 54,00 50,20 49,50 48,70 49,00 51,80 Poland 42,70 41,10 43,80 44,30 44,70 42,60 43,40 43,90 42,20 43,30 44,50 Portugal 43,20 43,10 44,40 44,30 45,50 46,50 47,60 46,30 45,80 46,10 51,00 Romania 39,20 38,50 36,00 35,00 33,50 33,50 33,50 35,30 36,00 37,60 40,40 Slovenia 46,50 46,70 47,60 46,30 46,40 45,80 45,20 44,50 42,40 44,30 49,90 Slovakia 48,10 52,20 44,50 45,10 40,20 37,70 38,00 36,90 34,40 34,80 40,80 Finland 51,50 48,30 47,80 48,90 50,10 50,00 50,20 49,00 47,30 49,50 56,10 Sweden 58,60 55,10 54,50 55,60 55,70 54,20 53,90 53,50 52,00 52,50 55,80 United Kingdom 38,90 39,10 40,20 41,10 42,10 42,90 44,10 44,30 44,20 47,40 51,50 EU Budget 1,00 0,92 0,89 0,91 0,94 0,95 0,95 0,92 0,92 0,92 0,99 EU Member States 47,00 45,30 46,30 46,80 47,40 47,00 47,00 46,50 45,80 46,90 50,70 Source: Eurostat. 6 of 17

Table 5. EU and National budgets 1 as % of GDP Table 6. EU and National budgets 1 as % of at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Countries GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, noncurrently in Eurozone Eurozone countries Country 1999 in % 2009 in % Country 1999 in % 2009 in % Belgium 50,20 54,20 Bulgaria 41,80 40,70 Germany 48,10 47,60 Czech Republic 42,30 46,10 Ireland 34,10 48,40 Denmark 55,50 58,70 Greece 44,40 50,40 Estonia 40,10 45,40 Spain 39,90 45,90 Latvia 41,80 42,90 France 52,60 55,60 Lithuania 39,90 43,00 Italy 48,20 51,90 Hungary 48,40 49,80 Cyprus 36,80 46,40 Poland 42,70 44,50 Luxembourg 39,20 42,40 Romania 39,20 40,40 Malta 43,00 44,30 Sweden 58,60 55,80 Netherlands 46,00 51,60 United Kingdom 38,90 51,50 Austria 53,70 51,80 Average² 42,95 50,65 Portugal 43,20 51,00 Slovenia 46,50 49,90 Slovakia 48,10 40,80 Finland 51,50 56,10 Average² 48,08 50,84 EU budget in relation to Community GDP 1 (billions of Euro) Average EU countries national budgets 2 (billions of Euro) Community GDP 3 (billions of Euro) EU Member Sates national budgets 4 as % of GDP 1999 2009 % increase over the period 1999-2009 256,91 221,72-13,70% 8367,8 11972,1 43,07% EU Budget 5 (billions of Euro) 83,49 118,36 EU Budget as % of GDP 1,00% 0,99% 47,0 50,70 3,70 41,76% 1 Source: Eurostat. 2 Average of countries that were EU Member States at the time. 3 GDP of countries that were EU Member States at the time, source: Eurostat. 4 Countries that were EU Member States at the time, source: Eurostat. 5 Total Community expenditure, source: Detailed data 2000-2009: http://ec.europa.eu/budget/library/publications/fin_reports/fin_report_09_data_en.pdf. 7 of 17

Country increase Sweden 13,88% Germany 18,45% Austria 34,92% Denmark 44,32% Italy 300% 45,25% United Kingdom 47,33% France 48,48% Finland 51,93% Belgium 250% 53,04% Malta 60,76% Netherlands 65,56% Portugal 69,23% Slovenia 80,98% 200% Greece 104,25% Poland 105,16% Luxembourg 105,26% Hungary 107,56% Spain 150% 108,75% Cyprus 133,17% Slovakia 146,97% Ireland 156,75% Czech Republic 100% 165,50% Bulgaria 171,34% Lithuania 180,08% Latvia 182,68% Estonia 50% 189,55% Romania 253,42% EU Budget 41,76% Average -13,70% 0% Sweden Germany Austria Denmark Italy United Kingdom Chart 1. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, EU-27 (per cent) France Finland Belgium Malta Netherlands Portugal Slovenia Greece Poland Luxembourg Hungary Spain Cyprus Slovakia Ireland 8 of 17 Czech Republic Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Estonia Romania EU Budget

Sweden -27,88% Germany -23,31% Austria -6,84% Denmark 2,56% Italy 250% 3,49% United Kingdom 5,57% France 6,72% Finland 200% 10,16% Belgium 11,28% Malta 19,00% Netherlands 150% 23,80% Portugal 27,46% Slovenia 39,22% Greece 62,49% Poland 63,40% Luxembourg 100% 63,50% Hungary 65,80% Spain 66,98% Cyprus 50% 91,41% Slovakia 105,78% Ireland 114,99% Czech Republic 0% 123,74% Bulgaria 129,58% Lithuania 138,31% Latvia 140,92% Estonia 147,78% -50% Romania 211,65% EU Budget 41,76% Chart 2. Difference between growth in EU and National Budgets between 1999 and 2009, EU-27 (per cent points) Sweden Germany Austria Denmark Italy United Kingdom France Finland Belgium Malta Netherlands Portugal Slovenia Greece Poland Luxembourg Hungary Spain Cyprus Slovakia Ireland Czech Republic Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Estonia Romania 9 of 17

Country % increase over the period 1999-2009 (a) (d)=(c-b)/b Germany 18,45% Austria 34,92% Italy 45,25% France 180% 48,48% Finland 51,93% Belgium 160% 53,04% Malta 60,76% Netherla 140% nds 65,56% Portugal 120% 69,23% Slovenia 80,98% Greece 100% 104,25% Luxemb ourg 105,26% Spain 80% 108,75% Cyprus 133,17% Slovakia 60% 146,97% Ireland 156,75% EU 41,76% Budget 40% Chart 3. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries (per cent) 20% 0% Germany Austria Italy France Finland Belgium Malta Netherlands Portugal Slovenia Greece Luxembourg Spain Cyprus Slovakia Ireland EU Budget 10 of 17

Country Difference between growth in National and EU Budgets, per cent points (a) (e)=(d) - EU budget % increase Germany -23,31% Austria -6,84% Italy 3,49% France 6,72% Finland 140% 10,16% Belgium 11,28% Malta 19,00% Netherla 120% nds 23,80% Portugal 27,46% Slovenia 100% 39,22% Greece 62,49% Luxemb ourg 80% 63,50% Spain 66,98% Cyprus 91,41% Slovakia 60% 105,78% Ireland 114,99% 40% Chart 4. Difference between growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries (per cent points) 20% 0% -20% -40% Germany Austria Italy France Finland Belgium Malta Netherlands Portugal Slovenia Greece Luxembourg Spain Cyprus Slovakia Ireland 11 of 17

Country % increase over the period 1999-2009 Sweden 13,88% Chart 5. Growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries (per cent) Denmark 300% 44,32% United Kingdo m250% 47,33% Poland 105,16% Hungary 200% 107,56% Czech Republic 150% 165,50% Bulgaria 100% 171,34% Lithuani a 180,08% Latvia 50% 182,68% Estonia 189,55% Romania 0% 253,42% EU Budget Sweden 41,19% Denmark United Kingdom Poland Hungary Czech Republic Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Estonia Romania EU Budget 12 of 17

Country Difference between growth in National and EU Budgets, per cent points Sweden -27,88% Chart 6. Difference between growth in EU and National budgets between 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone Denmark countries (per cent points) 2,56% United 250% Kingdo m 5,57% Poland 63,40% Hungary 200% 65,80% Czech Republic 123,74% Bulgaria 150% 129,58% Lithuani a 138,31% Latvia 100% 140,92% Estonia 147,78% Romania 211,65% 50% 0% Sweden Denmark United Kingdom Poland Hungary Czech Republic Bulgaria Lithuania Latvia Estonia Romania -50% 13 of 17

Chart 7. EU Budget as % of GDP 1999-2009 1,02 1,00 0,98 0,96 0,94 0,92 0,90 0,88 0,86 0,84 0,82 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 14 of 17

60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Chart 8. National budgets as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, EU-27 Germany Estonia Ireland Greece Spain France Italy Cyprus Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg Hungary Malta Netherlands Austria Poland Portugal Romania Slovenia Slovakia Finland Sweden United Kingdom EU Member States 1999 2009 P.m. EU budget as % of EU GDP 1999: 1,00%. EU budget as % of EU GDP 2009: 0,99% 15 of 17 Denmark Belgium Bulgaria Czech Republic

Chart 9. National budgets as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Eurozone countries 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Belgium Germany Ireland Greece Spain France Italy Cyprus Luxembourg 1999 in % 2009 in % Malta Netherlands Austria Portugal Slovenia Slovakia Finland P.m. P.m. EU EU budget as as %% of of EU EU GDP GDP 1999: 1998: 1,00%. 1,04%. EU EU budget as as %% of of EU EU GDP GDP 2009: 2008: 0,99% 0,91%. 16 of 17

Chart 10. National budgets as % of GDP at market prices in 1999 and 2009, Non-Eurozone countries 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Bulgaria Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Latvia Lithuania Hungary Poland Romania Sweden United Kingdom P.m. 1999 in % 2009 in % EU budget as % of EU GDP 1999: 1,00%. EU budget as % of EU GDP 2009: 0,99%. 17 of 17