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Economy, jobs and prices in Haute-Corse (Corsica, France): official figures

GDP per person was 30,900 purchasing power standards (PPS) in 2024, 77% of the EU average (98% for France); 52nd highest of 101 departments in France.

GDP per person (PPS)
30,900
2024
People in work
73,900
2024

How big is the economy of Haute-Corse?

The local economy produced €6.3 billion of output (GDP) in 2024.

Source: Eurostat · saved copy

How many people work in Haute-Corse?

About 73,900 people worked in Haute-Corse in 2024 (employment by place of work).

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What is the median income in Haute-Corse?

The median living standard in Haute-Corse was €24,200 a year in 2023, 20th lowest of 97 French departements and 6.6% lower than the €25,920 median for metropolitan France.

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How unequal are incomes in Haute-Corse?

The poorest tenth of the population of Haute-Corse lived on less than €11,770 a year in 2023, while the richest tenth had more than €43,630, so the top threshold was 3.7 times the bottom one (metropolitan France: 3.5).

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Where does household income come from in Haute-Corse?

Wages and salaries made up 55.6% of household disposable income in Haute-Corse in 2023 (9.4 points lower than the metropolitan average of 65.0%), and self-employment income a further 8.5%.

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What is the main industry in Haute-Corse?

The largest part of the economy of Haute-Corse in 2024 was public administration, education, health and other services, at 32.1% of gross value added, followed by finance, property and business services (27.1%).

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How industrial is Haute-Corse?

Factories, mines and energy produced 8.9% of the value added in Haute-Corse in 2024, against 13.7% for France.

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How fast is the economy of Haute-Corse growing?

Gross value added rose from €4.1 billion in 2015 to €5.6 billion in 2024 in current prices, an increase of 38% before inflation.

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What jobs do people do in Haute-Corse?

Of the 73,900 jobs located in Haute-Corse in 2024, 39% in public services, education, health and other services, 6% in industry and 6.5% in farming, forestry and fishing.

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Are jobs growing in Haute-Corse?

The number of people working in Haute-Corse rose by 20.4% between 2015 and 2024, to 73,900.

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How Haute-Corse compares with other departments in France

Median living standard (euros a year per consumption unit) (2023)

Haute-Corse ranks 78 of 97, highest first.

RankAreaMedian living standard (euros a year per consumption unit)
75Lozère€24,270
76Alpes-de-Haute-Provence€24,240
77Somme€24,200
78Haute-Corse€24,200
79Dordogne€24,150
80Aube€24,130
81Orne€24,110
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Gini index of living standards (2023)

Haute-Corse ranks 12 of 97, highest first.

RankAreaGini index of living standards
9Corse-du-Sud0.315
10Ain0.312
11Rhône0.312
12Haute-Corse0.310
13Seine-Saint-Denis0.310
14Haut-Rhin0.307
15Var0.305
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Pensions as a share of disposable income (%) (2023)

Haute-Corse ranks 50 of 97, highest first.

RankAreaPensions as a share of disposable income (%)
47Deux-Sèvres30.9%
48Ardennes30.7%
49Tarn-et-Garonne30.4%
50Haute-Corse30.4%
51Drôme30.0%
52Puy-de-Dôme30.0%
53Vaucluse29.9%
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Wages as a share of disposable income (%) (2023)

Haute-Corse ranks 68 of 97, highest first.

RankAreaWages as a share of disposable income (%)
65Cher56.4%
66Gard56.2%
67Meuse55.8%
68Haute-Corse55.6%
69Landes55.3%
70Morbihan55.0%
71Haute-Marne55.0%
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Share of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy) (2024)

Haute-Corse ranks 90 of 101, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from industry (manufacturing, mining and energy)
87Lozère9.6%
88Martinique9.4%
89Val-d'Oise9.1%
90Haute-Corse8.9%
91French Guiana8.2%
92Alpes-Maritimes8.2%
93Aude7.9%
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Share of output from finance, property and business services (2024)

Haute-Corse ranks 60 of 101, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from finance, property and business services
57Bas-Rhin27.4%
58Tarn-et-Garonne27.3%
59Loir-et-Cher27.2%
60Haute-Corse27.1%
61Aveyron26.9%
62Nord26.9%
63Mayenne26.8%
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Share of output from public administration, education, health and other services (2024)

Haute-Corse ranks 17 of 101, highest first.

RankAreaShare of output from public administration, education, health and other services
14Cantal32.3%
15Meurthe-et-Moselle32.2%
16Hautes-Alpes32.1%
17Haute-Corse32.1%
18Nièvre32.1%
19Vienne31.0%
20Tarn30.7%
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