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2024 in Monaco: fewer cars, more jobs, and the quiet economic evolution - Monaco Life
From a surge in employment to a booming real estate sector, Monaco’s 2024 key figures from IMSEE reveal a Principality continuing its upward economic trajectory – but with some telling shifts. Each year, the Monaco Statistics Institute (IMSEE) releases ‘Monaco in Figures’, a powerful insight into life in the Principality. With the publication of the 2025 edition, expats and residents alike gain insight into what’s driving the local economy and s…
Monaco in Figures 2025 reveals robust growth and dynamic economy
The Monaco in Figures 2025 report, released by the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE), offers a comprehensive overview of the Principality’s performance in 2024… Often described as the statistical “bible” of Monaco, the report compiles key data across six main sectors, including demographics, the economy, and political and social life. Monaco’s economy […] The post Monaco in Figures 2025 reveals robust growth and dyn…
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