Average IQ in Greece

Demographics

Population size: Approximately 10.4 million people.

Life expectancy: Around 82 years.

Birth rate: About 8.2 births per 1,000 population.

Average age of the population: Roughly 45 years.

Percentage of the urban population: About 79%.

Economic indicators

Average salary: As of 2019, the average gross annual earnings in Greece were approximately €21,000. However, salaries can vary widely depending on the sector and profession.

Unemployment rate: Around 15.5% in late 2021.

Inflation rate: Close to 0.2% in 2021.

Level of investment in science and technology as a percentage of GDP: Data specifically for Greece wasn't readily available, but the EU average is around 2%.

Educational and cultural indicators

Percentage distribution of education levels: A majority of the adult population has completed upper secondary education, with a growing percentage having tertiary education degrees.

Average expenditure on education: Greece's education expenditure as a percentage of GDP is approximately 4%.

Duration of education: Basic education in Greece lasts for 9 years (6 years of primary education and 3 years of lower secondary education). This can be followed by either general or vocational upper secondary education.

Percentage of the population with internet access: Around 85%.

Percentage of literate population: Greece boasts a high literacy rate, close to 97%.

Percentage of the population with higher education: Roughly 30% of the population aged 25 to 64 has completed tertiary education.

Proportion of the population engaged in research and development activities: This data wasn't immediately available, but Greece's R&D personnel as a percentage of total employment was less than 1% based on older data.