The latest Eurostat report shows that Luxembourgers are still the richest citizens of the European Union. Their purchasing power is 2.5 times higher than the average of all other EU member states.

Compared to the European average, the gross product per capita is 161 percent higher in small Luxembourg.

This is explained by the fact that the wages of many workers from border countries are included in the Luxembourg result.

Next on the rich list is Ireland, which with its favorable taxation attracts many multinational companies, with a gross product per capita 134 percent higher than the EU average.

Denmark is third, followed by the Netherlands, Austria and Belgium.

The poorest are the citizens of Bulgaria and Slovakia.