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Economy, jobs and prices in Zug (Zentralschweiz, Switzerland): official figures

The local economy produced €25.7 billion of output (GDP) in 2022.

How much does Zug spend on public transport?

Transport cost the cantonal government of Zug CHF 133.30 million in 2024, CHF 997 per resident (8th highest of 26 cantons): CHF 88.58 million for roads and CHF 43.42 million for public transport.

Source: Federal Finance Administration (EFV/AFF) · saved copy

How much does Zug invest in infrastructure?

Investment spending by the cantonal government of Zug came to CHF 161.68 million in 2024, 9.0% of the total and CHF 1,209 per resident.

Source: Federal Finance Administration (EFV/AFF) · saved copy

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How Zug compares with other cantons in Switzerland

Cantonal transport spending per resident (CHF) (2024)

Zug ranks 8 of 26, highest first.

RankAreaCantonal transport spending per resident (CHF)
5ObwaldenCHF 1,216
6GenèveCHF 1,188
7TicinoCHF 998
8ZugCHF 997
9Appenzell InnerrhodenCHF 960
10NeuchâtelCHF 917
11Appenzell AusserrhodenCHF 782
Source: Federal Finance Administration (EFV/AFF) · saved copy

Cantonal company tax revenue per resident (CHF) (2024)

Zug ranks 3 of 26, highest first.

RankAreaCantonal company tax revenue per resident (CHF)
1GenèveCHF 3,969
2Basel-StadtCHF 3,529
3ZugCHF 3,368
4SchaffhausenCHF 1,810
5NeuchâtelCHF 1,350
6VaudCHF 1,084
7LuzernCHF 956
Source: Federal Finance Administration (EFV/AFF) · saved copy

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