Greece is ranked 40th out of 43 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is below the world and regional averages. Since 2011, Greece’s economic freedom has declined by 6.3 points, with scores falling in seven of the 10 measured categories.
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Greece’s top individual income tax rate is 42 percent, and its top corporate tax rate is 26 percent. Other taxes include a value-added tax and a real estate tax.
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According to the 2001 census, there were 762,000 people in Greece without Greek citizenship, or about 7% of the population. Of non-citizens, about 49,000 were EU nationals and 17,000 were Cypriots with privileged status. Most came from Eastern Europe an countries, including Albania (56%), Bulgaria (5%) and Romania (3%).
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In 2015, Greece has an estimated population of 11.1 million, which ranks 79th in the world. The last official census in Greece took place in 2012 which found a population of 10.8 million. Greece has a population density of 82 people per square kilometer (212/square mile), which ranks 120th in the world. The largest city and capital is the ancient city of Athens.
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Ninety percent of households surveyed in 2013 consider Greece’s political parties to be corrupt or extremely corrupt. Nevertheless, the judiciary is independent, and the constitution provides for public trials. Protection of property rights is not strongly enforced.
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Athens has an urban population of 3 million with a metro population of 3.75 million. Athens is the most densely populated region of Greece with 19,000 people per square mile in the city proper. About 2/3 of Greek people live in urban regions.
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Greece is located on the southernmost point of the Balkan Peninsula and is flanked by 3 large bodies of water: the Aegean Sea, the Ionian Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea. Greece is bordered to the north by Albania, the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (F.Y.R.O.M.), and Bulgaria.
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The official language of Greece is Greek, which is spoken by 99 percent of the population. The Greek language has its basis in classical Greek and the language of the 21st century is quite similar to that which was spoken during the 5th century B.C. Athens has a population of 3,096,775 and is a bustling urban center.
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EU members have a 1.0 percent average tariff rate. Although some non-tariff barriers exist, the EU is relatively open to external trade. Greece maintains additional barriers to the provision of some professional services. Foreign investment in some sectors is capped. The financial system remains under strain.
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POPULATION. The July 2000 population of Greece was estimated at 10,601,527. The birth rate was 9.82 births per 1,000 people while the death rate was 9.64 deaths per 1,000 people. The annual population growth rate was estimated at 0.21 percent.
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what is the population of greece
The population of Greece is 11.1 million.