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.
While Uber has spent much of 2017 entangled in legal battles or managing negative publicity surrounding its allegedly sexist and overall toxic company culture, the company’s ride-hailing business continues to grow, albeit at a loss.
According to financials reported by Bloomberg, Uber’s gross bookings, i.e. total fares charged to Uber users before drivers get their cut, grew by 80 percent to nearly $10 billion in the third quarter of 2017. As our chart illustrates, Uber’s cut is much lower than that though, with actual net revenue amounting to roughly a fifth of gross bookings or $2.01 billion.
What may be worrying to Uber’s shareholders is the rate at which the company loses money. Between July and September, the market leader in the ride-hailing sector lost a whopping $1.46 billion.
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