Industry Sector Contribution to GDP in Spain (1995-2022)

Industry Sector Contribution to GDP in Spain (1995-2022)

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TGM StatBox. (2024). Industry Sector Contribution to GDP in Spain (1995-2022). TGM StatBox.
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Timeframe: 1990-2022
Country: Spain
Published date: 2024
Note: Industry (% of GDP), according to World Development Indicators, measures the contribution of the industrial sector to a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP). This metric reflects the economic significance of manufacturing, mining, construction, and utilities, indicating the value generated by industrial activities relative to the overall economy.
Key Takeaways
Spain's industry sector contribution to GDP displayed a downward trend from 28.3% in 1995, reaching a low of 20% by 2017. This decline correlates with the country’s economic modernization and transition towards a service-based economy, particularly from the 2008 financial crisis, which impacted manufacturing and construction. Despite the setback, from 2020 onwards, slight growth is observed, rising to 20.8% in 2022, due to recovery efforts and targeted investments in technology and renewable energy sectors. This trend underscores Spain’s adaptation to a more diversified industrial framework, incorporating modern technological advancements within the industry sector to enhance resilience.

Find out more through related statistics on Spain’s urbanization rate, Spain’s population trend, Spain’s yearly GDP growth rate.

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