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北欧指欧洲北部斯堪的那维亚半岛和日德兰半岛一带的瑞典、挪威、芬兰、丹麦和大西洋中的冰岛,总面积约132万平方公里,总人口2,200多万。北欧国家小,人口少,资源贫乏,气候条件恶劣。但勤劳聪明的北欧人民,在有限的自然资源条件下,充分发挥了自己的才智,经过一百多年的努力,已使北欧跃为世界经济最发达的地区之一。1982年挪威国民生产总值达561亿美元,人均13,650美元;瑞典为979亿美元,人均11,753美元;丹麦为563亿美元,人均10,996美元;芬兰为486亿美元,人均10,100美元;冰岛为24.7亿美元,人均10.560美元,都进入世界最“富裕”的国家行列。
Northern Europe refers to Iceland in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and the Atlantic Ocean in the northern European part of Scandinavia and the Jutland. The total area is about 1.32 million square kilometers and the total population is more than 22 million. The Nordic countries are small and have a small population, poor resources and harsh climatic conditions. However, the diligent and clever Nordic people have given full play to their talents under the conditions of limited natural resources. After more than 100 years of hard work, the Nordic countries have become one of the most economically developed regions in the world. In 1982, the GNP of Norway reached 56.1 billion U.S. dollars, with a per capita population of 13,650 U.S. dollars; Sweden, with 97.7 billion U.S. dollars and a per capita income of 11,753 U.S. dollars; Denmark, with 56.3 billion U.S. dollars and a per capita income of 10,996 U.S. dollars; Finland with a budget of 48.6 billion U.S. dollars, with a per capita income of 10,100 U.S. dollars; US dollar, 10.560 US dollars per capita, have entered the world’s most “wealthy” ranks.