Side by side
Germany and Czechia
The same question asked of every column. Numbers that break down by age or sex follow the controls; the rest stay country-wide and say so.
The widest gap is Public spending on them: Germany €25,639 against Czechia €12,612, 2.03× apart.
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Where €100 of public spending goes
Every euro each general government spends, sorted into the ten functions all 27 countries report against. Open a row for the ranking of 27 and what sits inside it.
Germany
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Reference year 2024. Total public spending €100.00 in every column, so the ten shares always add up to one hundred.
Frequently asked: Germany and Czechia
Where do more people live: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 7.66×: Germany 83.6m, Czechia 10.9m. People usually resident in the country on 1 January. Eurostat · People & Women in the population · 2025. See the figure
Which covers more ground: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 4.53×: Germany 357,569, Czechia 78,871. Total area of the country, inland water included. Eurostat · Land area & People per square kilometre · 2026. See the figure
Where is the minimum wage higher: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 2.54×: Germany €2,343, Czechia €923. Gross statutory minimum wage a month, where the law sets one. Six member states set none. Eurostat · Minimum wage · 2026. See the figure
Where is more tax raised per resident: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 2.06×: Germany €21,194, Czechia €10,311. Taxes and net social contributions received by general government, per resident. Eurostat · Tax raised per person · 2024. See the figure
Which government spends more per resident: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 2.03×: Germany €25,639, Czechia €12,612. Total general government expenditure divided by the population: all levels of government together. Eurostat · Public spending by function · 2024. See the figure
Who has more to spend, the typical person in Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 90.1%: Germany €28,891, Czechia €15,199. Median equivalised disposable income: household income after taxes and transfers, divided by household size on the OECD-modified scale. What one person has to spend — not a salary. Eurostat · Disposable income per person, Average net income, & Disposable income by age · 2025. See the figure
Where do more people own their home: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 27.9 points: Czechia 75.1%, Germany 47.2%. Share of people living in a home owned by their household, mortgaged or outright. Eurostat · Own their home · 2025. See the figure
Where does more energy come from renewables: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 4.8 points: Germany 23.9%, Czechia 19.1%. Share of final energy use that comes from renewable sources. Eurostat · Renewable energy · 2025. See the figure
Where are there more university students per 1,000 people: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 24.4%: Germany 39.2, Czechia 31.5. People in higher education, per 1,000 residents. Eurostat · University students & Students per 1,000 people · 2024. See the figure
Where are there more hospital beds per 100,000 people: Germany or Czechia?
The gap is 18.6%: Germany 759, Czechia 640. Beds available in hospitals, per 100,000 residents. Eurostat · Hospital beds · 2024. See the figure
Medians where possible, per-capita averages for spending. This person is a composite of published statistics, not the most common person in the country.