The Average Purchasing Power of Europeans in 2022 Is €16,344
The average per capita purchasing power in Europe in 2022 is €16,344. However, there are tremendous differences among the 42 countries.
For all its achievements, what is arguably Facebook’s most impressive feat, is for how long the company has been able to keep growing at a pace that other companies can only dream of. Ever since the social media giant went public in May 2012, its quarterly revenue growth rate dropped below 40 percent in only 4 of 22 quarters.
Despite repeated warnings by the company itself that its growth will slow down eventually because it can only serve so many ads to its users, there are no signs of a significant slowdown to be seen yet. In the past quarter, Facebook’s revenue grew by 47 percent and is now on track to surpass $35 billion this year. A key factor in maintaining this level of growth in the future will be the company’s ability to monetize its user base outside of North America. As Facebook revealed in earnings report, user monetization in North America is still miles ahead of the rest of the world.
In the past quarter, 11.5 percent of Facebook’s monthly active users were from the United States or Canada. These 239 million users however, accounted for 48.7 percent of the company’s revenue. As the chart illustrates, more than 70 percent of Facebook’s users are now based outside of North America and Europe. And yet, these 1.5 billion people account for less than 30 percent of the company’s revenue. If Facebook somehow finds a way to raise the average revenue per user in Asia and other emerging regions, the company has a lot of room for growth left.
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