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Economic Factsand Figures

Baden-Württemberg2017

Baden-

Württemberg

This south-west state of Germany is a top quality location for enter-prises with international standing.

Baden-Württemberg’s strength is its high economic performance. This strong export-oriented economy invests enormous amounts in research and development as well as in innovations. Flagship branches are the technology sectors like automobile production and mechanical and electrical engineering.

A successful network of small, medium-sized and large manu- facturers, closely intertwined to research facilities and producti-on-oriented services, is the motor behind the strong economic development.

Baden-Württemberg‘s high quality standards are an ideal location for successful business.

For more information please refer to the addresses and telephone numbers on the last page.

Area and Population 2005 2010 2016Unit

Area km² 35 752 35 751 35 751

Total population 1 000 10 736 10 754 10 8801)

less than 20 years 1 000 2 288 2 129 2 098

65 years and over 1 000 1 954 2 091 2 152

density of population population per km2 300 301 304

Economic StrengthGross domestic product

in current prices EUR mill. 336 269 384 913 476 760

per capita EUR 31 963 36 727 42 6231)

real economic growth % 0,6 7,7 2,2

Distribution of gross value added (current prices)

Agriculture, forestry and fishing % 0,6 0,4 0,4

Industry, excluding construction % 33,9 34,1 35,4

Manufacturing % 31,6 31,2 33,4

Construction % 3,9 4,2 4,7

Service activities % 61,6 61,3 59,5

Trade, transportation and storage, acco-modation, information and communication % 18,3 18,5 18,5

Financial, insurance and real estate activities, professional service activities % 24,9 24,5 22,9

Public administration and other service activities, education and human health % 18,5 18,3 18,1

Labor marketUnemployed 1 000 385,3 272,6 226,4

Unemployment rate (ILO) % 7,1 4,8 3,1

1) 2016: 2015.

Total employment 2005 2010 2016Unit

Total employment 1 000 5 525,8 5 710,1 6 158,6

Percentage of total employment

Agriculture, forestry and fishing % 1,5 1,3 1,1

Industry, excluding construction % 27,5 26,0 25,7

Manufacturing % 26,4 24,9 24,6

Construction % 5,4 5,2 5,2

Service activities % 65,7 67,5 68,0

Trade, transportation and storage, acco- modation, information and communication % 24,2 24,3 24,2

Financial, insurance and real estate activities, professional service activities % 14,4 15,3 15,9

Public administration and other service activities, education and human health % 27,1 27,8 27,9

Area and Population 2005 2010 2016Unit

Area km² 35 752 35 751 35 751

Total population 1 000 10 736 10 754 10 8801)

less than 20 years 1 000 2 288 2 129 2 098

65 years and over 1 000 1 954 2 091 2 152

density of population population per km2 300 301 304

Economic StrengthGross domestic product

in current prices EUR mill. 336 269 384 913 476 760

per capita EUR 31 963 36 727 42 6231)

real economic growth % 0,6 7,7 2,2

Distribution of gross value added (current prices)

Agriculture, forestry and fishing % 0,6 0,4 0,4

Industry, excluding construction % 33,9 34,1 35,4

Manufacturing % 31,6 31,2 33,4

Construction % 3,9 4,2 4,7

Service activities % 61,6 61,3 59,5

Trade, transportation and storage, acco-modation, information and communication % 18,3 18,5 18,5

Financial, insurance and real estate activities, professional service activities % 24,9 24,5 22,9

Public administration and other service activities, education and human health % 18,5 18,3 18,1

Labor marketUnemployed 1 000 385,3 272,6 226,4

Unemployment rate (ILO) % 7,1 4,8 3,1

1) 2016: 2015.

Total employment 2005 2010 2016Unit

Total employment 1 000 5 525,8 5 710,1 6 158,6

Percentage of total employment

Agriculture, forestry and fishing % 1,5 1,3 1,1

Industry, excluding construction % 27,5 26,0 25,7

Manufacturing % 26,4 24,9 24,6

Construction % 5,4 5,2 5,2

Service activities % 65,7 67,5 68,0

Trade, transportation and storage, acco- modation, information and communication % 24,2 24,3 24,2

Financial, insurance and real estate activities, professional service activities % 14,4 15,3 15,9

Public administration and other service activities, education and human health % 27,1 27,8 27,9

Industry 2005 2010 2016(manufacturing) Unit

Local units Number 8 605 8 047 8 265

Employees 1 000 1 202 1 155 1 260

Turnover EUR mill. 261 930 272 873 349 553

Domestic Turnover EUR mill. 138 776 136 666 157 117

Foreign Turnover EUR mill. 123 155 136 207 192 435

Export rate % 47,0 49,9 55,1

Wages and salaries per employee EUR 40 633 43 319 51 774

Industrial Structure(Percentage in proportion to the turnover in manufacturing)

Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers % 20,1 25,9 30,0

Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. % 22,1 20,5 21,8

Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment % 6,5 7,3 7,0

Manufacture of electrical equipment % 6,3 7,3 6,6

Manufacture of food products % 4,9 5,2 4,1

Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products % 5,4 5,3 4,3

Manufacture of rubber and plastic products % 3,7 4,0 3,9

Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products % 3,2 3,6 3,1

Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical pro-ducts and pharmaceutical preparations % 2,6 2,7 2,8

CraftLocal units Number 100 040 106 844 108 991

Employees 1 000 715 704 746

Turnover EUR bill. 61,2 76,1 90,7

Primary Construction IndustryLocal units (June) Number 7 141 6 921 7 141

Employees (June) 1 000 86 86 96

Turnover EUR mill. 9 002 10 301 14 572

Companies in Baden-Württemberg in 2015

Economic sector

Enterprises

Number

Employees subject to

social insurance

Turnover

1 000 EUR bill.

Industry 103,1 1 758,8 528,8

Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 86,7 654,0 293,0

Transportation and storage 14,0 133,6 19,6

Accommodation and food service activities 35,4 112,9 10,3

Information and communication 16,8 148,3 29,4

Financial and insurance activities 9,8 119,7 11,4

Real estate activities 19,6 23,3 10,9

Professional, scientific and technical activities 70,8 261,1 44,8

Administrative and support service activities 25,0 216,8 20,1

Education 9,2 99,0 2,0

Human health and social work activities 30,0 507,9 7,7

Arts, entertainment and recreation 12,7 32,6 5,0

Other service activities 34,0 114,0 4,9

Total 467,2 4 182,0 987,9

Education 2005 2010 2016Unit

Total students 1 000 1 720 1 651 1 556

General education schools 1 000 1 308 1 219 1 127

Vocational training 1 000 412 432 429

Total college and university students 1 000 243 287 360

Law, economic and social sciences 1 000 66 86 124

Mathematics, natural sciences 1 000 49 54 39

Engineering sciences 1 000 45 60 112

Vocational Training

Total trainees (apprentices) 1 000 198 205 190

Industry and commerce 1 000 112 124 117

Craft 1 000 56 55 48

Agriculture 1 000 4 4 4

Civil service 1 000 6 6 5

Liberal professions 1 000 17 15 15

Home economics 1 000 2 2 1

Science and Research

State expenditures (incl. communities) EUR mill. 3 032 3 585 4 661

Total college and university staff 1 000 37 61 721)

Natural and engineering sciences 1 000 14 21 251)

Total staff in research and development work in the industrial sector 1 000 82,4 97,5 114,01)

R&D intensity % 4,3 4,8 4,91)

Domestic applications for a patent Number 12 828 14 783 14 374

Engineer density % 3,7 3,9 .

1) 2016: 2015.

Industry 2005 2010 2016(manufacturing) Unit

Local units Number 8 605 8 047 8 265

Employees 1 000 1 202 1 155 1 260

Turnover EUR mill. 261 930 272 873 349 553

Domestic Turnover EUR mill. 138 776 136 666 157 117

Foreign Turnover EUR mill. 123 155 136 207 192 435

Export rate % 47,0 49,9 55,1

Wages and salaries per employee EUR 40 633 43 319 51 774

Industrial Structure(Percentage in proportion to the turnover in manufacturing)

Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers % 20,1 25,9 30,0

Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. % 22,1 20,5 21,8

Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment % 6,5 7,3 7,0

Manufacture of electrical equipment % 6,3 7,3 6,6

Manufacture of food products % 4,9 5,2 4,1

Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products % 5,4 5,3 4,3

Manufacture of rubber and plastic products % 3,7 4,0 3,9

Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products % 3,2 3,6 3,1

Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical pro-ducts and pharmaceutical preparations % 2,6 2,7 2,8

CraftLocal units Number 100 040 106 844 108 991

Employees 1 000 715 704 746

Turnover EUR bill. 61,2 76,1 90,7

Primary Construction IndustryLocal units (June) Number 7 141 6 921 7 141

Employees (June) 1 000 86 86 96

Turnover EUR mill. 9 002 10 301 14 572

Education 2005 2010 2016Unit

Total students 1 000 1 720 1 651 1 556

General education schools 1 000 1 308 1 219 1 127

Vocational training 1 000 412 432 429

Total college and university students 1 000 243 287 360

Law, economic and social sciences 1 000 66 86 124

Mathematics, natural sciences 1 000 49 54 39

Engineering sciences 1 000 45 60 112

Vocational Training

Total trainees (apprentices) 1 000 198 205 190

Industry and commerce 1 000 112 124 117

Craft 1 000 56 55 48

Agriculture 1 000 4 4 4

Civil service 1 000 6 6 5

Liberal professions 1 000 17 15 15

Home economics 1 000 2 2 1

Science and Research

State expenditures (incl. communities) EUR mill. 3 032 3 585 4 661

Total college and university staff 1 000 37 61 721)

Natural and engineering sciences 1 000 14 21 251)

Total staff in research and development work in the industrial sector 1 000 82,4 97,5 114,01)

R&D intensity % 4,3 4,8 4,91)

Domestic applications for a patent Number 12 828 14 783 14 374

Engineer density % 3,7 3,9 .

1) 2016: 2015.

Tourism 2005 2010 2016Unit

Guest beds 1 000 375 393 396

Overnight stays 1 000 40 501 43 515 52 043

Foreign guests 1 000 6 572 8 020 11 207

Foreign Trade

Total exports EUR mill. 123 144 152 722 191 711

Motor vehicles and parts EUR mill. . 35 108 46 962

Machinery EUR mill. . 32 572 37 956

Pharmaceutical products EUR mill. . 13 053 21 089

Data processing devices, electronic and optical products EUR mill. . 11 415 13 161

Electrical equipment EUR mill. . 10 187 13 030

Chemical products EUR mill. . 7 098 9 628

Country of destination

USA EUR mill. 14 906 13 631 23 409

EU 28 EUR mill. 72 068 80 459 99 686

France EUR mill. 11 896 12 452 14 345

Netherlands EUR mill. 6 640 11 532 13 254

United Kingdom EUR mill. 8 097 7 898 12 174

Italy EUR mill. 8 536 8 572 8 581

Switzerland EUR mill. 7 051 12 622 14 054

People´s Republic of China EUR mill. 3 618 11 079 13 911

Japan EUR mill. 3 140 2 843 4 081

Total imports EUR mill. 98 702 126 295 161 625

USA EUR mill. 8 602 10 548 12 316

EU 28 EUR mill. 59 857 71 240 95 388

France EUR mill. 9 088 10 047 11 586

Netherlands EUR mill. 4 689 6 622 12 738

People´s Republic of China EUR mill. 4 325 9 551 11 089

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Baden-Württemberg´s 2005 2010 2016Economic Rankingin Germany

Area 10,0 10,0 10,01)

Population 13,0 13,2 13,21)

Persons in employment 14,1 13,9 14,1

Manufacturing 18,0 17,8 18,0

Self-employed 13,4 13,2 13,5

Gross domestic product (current prices) 14,6 14,9 15,2

General education school population 13,8 13,9 13,5

Vocational school population 14,2 15,3 17,0

Total college and university student population 12,2 13,0 13,0

Mathematics, natural sciences 13,8 14,0 12,6

Total staff in research and development work in the industrial sector 27,1 27,3 28,2

Domestic applications for a patent 26,5 31,3 29,7

Employees, manufacturing 20,3 20,2 20,4

Machinery 28,6 30,1 30,1

Vehicle construction 26,6 27,4 27,2

Overnight stays 11,8 11,4 11,6

Exports 15,7 16,0 15,9

Machinery . 23,0 22,4

Motor vehicles and parts . 21,8 20,6

Pharmaceutical products . 25,9 29,8

Electrical equipment . 16,9 17,2

Per capita gross domestic product (current prices) 113,0 114,3 114,81)

Per capita expenditures on research and development 188,2 196,9 193,4

Export rate (manufacturing) 115,8 112,4 115,5

Gross wages and salaries per employee 107,6 106,7 107,8

1) 2016: 2015.

Baden-Württemberg´s 2005 2010 2016Economic Rankingin Germany

Area 10,0 10,0 10,01)

Population 13,0 13,2 13,21)

Persons in employment 14,1 13,9 14,1

Manufacturing 18,0 17,8 18,0

Self-employed 13,4 13,2 13,5

Gross domestic product (current prices) 14,6 14,9 15,2

General education school population 13,8 13,9 13,5

Vocational school population 14,2 15,3 17,0

Total college and university student population 12,2 13,0 13,0

Mathematics, natural sciences 13,8 14,0 12,6

Total staff in research and development work in the industrial sector 27,1 27,3 28,2

Domestic applications for a patent 26,5 31,3 29,7

Employees, manufacturing 20,3 20,2 20,4

Machinery 28,6 30,1 30,1

Vehicle construction 26,6 27,4 27,2

Overnight stays 11,8 11,4 11,6

Exports 15,7 16,0 15,9

Machinery . 23,0 22,4

Motor vehicles and parts . 21,8 20,6

Pharmaceutical products . 25,9 29,8

Electrical equipment . 16,9 17,2

Per capita gross domestic product (current prices) 113,0 114,3 114,81)

Per capita expenditures on research and development 188,2 196,9 193,4

Export rate (manufacturing) 115,8 112,4 115,5

Gross wages and salaries per employee 107,6 106,7 107,8

1) 2016: 2015.

Percentage (%)in proportionto Germany

Key level figures(Germany = 100)

www.wm.baden-wuerttemberg.de

www.statistik-bw.de

Ministerium für Wirtschaft,Arbeit und Wohnungsbau

Baden-WürttembergNeues Schloß, Schloßplatz 4

D 70173 StuttgartTelefon +49 711/ 123 - 0 Zentrale

Telefax +49 711/ 123 - [email protected]

in cooperation with

Statistisches LandesamtBaden-WürttembergBöblinger Straße 68D 70199 Stuttgart

Telefon +49 711/ 641- 0 ZentraleTelefax +49 711/ 641- 24 [email protected]

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Information and addressesIf you are interested in more detailed information on cooperation with companies in Baden-Württemberg and on issues of industrial develop-ment, please contact one of the following addresses:

CityPopulation Area

1 000 km2

Stuttgart 624 207

Karlsruhe 308 173

Mannheim 306 145

Freiburg 226 153

Heidelberg 156 109

Ulm 123 119

Heilbronn 123 100

Pforzheim 122 98

Reutlingen 114 87

Esslingen 91 46

Ludwigsburg 93 43

Tübingen 87 108

Baden-Württemberg´s Largest Cities 2015

International economiccooperation

Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Wohnungsbau

Baden-WürttembergNeues Schloß, Schloßplatz 4

D 70173 StuttgartTelefon +49 711/123-28 69Telefax +49 711/123-48 04

[email protected]

Baden-WürttembergischerIndustrie- und Handelskammertag

Jägerstraße 40D 70174 Stuttgart

Telefon +49 711/22 55 00 60Telefax +49 711/22 55 00 77

[email protected]

Handwerk InternationalBaden-Württemberg

Heilbronner Straße 43D 70191 Stuttgart

Telefon +49 711/16 57-226Telefax +49 711/16 57- 827

[email protected]

Industrial development,corporate liaison

Ministerium für Wirtschaft, Arbeit und Wohnungsbau– Internationale Märkte –Neues Schloß, Schloßplatz 4D 70173 StuttgartDienstgebäudeTheodor-Heuss-Straße 4D 70174 StuttgartTelefon +49 711/123- 20 96Telefax +49 711/123-22 [email protected]

Baden-Württemberg InternationalGesellschaft für internationalewirtschaftliche und wissenschaftlicheZusammenarbeit mbHWilli-Bleicher-Straße 19D 70174 StuttgartTelefon +49 711/2 27 87- 0Telefax +49 711/2 27 [email protected]

www.wm.baden-wuerttemberg.de

www.statistik-bw.de

Ministerium für Wirtschaft,Arbeit und Wohnungsbau

Baden-WürttembergNeues Schloß, Schloßplatz 4

D 70173 StuttgartTelefon +49 711/ 123 - 0 Zentrale

Telefax +49 711/ 123 - [email protected]

in cooperation with

Statistisches LandesamtBaden-WürttembergBöblinger Straße 68D 70199 Stuttgart

Telefon +49 711/ 641- 0 ZentraleTelefax +49 711/ 641- 24 [email protected]

© Statistisches Landesamt Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart, 2017Duplication and spreading, also in part,

with indication of source permit.

Economic Factsand Figures

Baden-Württemberg2017