06/12/2004 (Agence Europe) - In 2003, the GDP per head of population of Luxembourg was over double the Community average, and in Ireland, it was exceeded by almost a third. These figures are followed by those of Denmark, Austria, the United Kingdom and Belgium. In total, twelve Member States of the EU have a GDP per head of population which is above the Community average, and Spain is close to it, just two points below. At the other end of the scale are Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland, with between 40% and 50% of GDP per head of population on average. Cyprus and Slovenia are, with Greece, some 20% below average, and the Czech Republic and Hungary are 20% and 30% below it respectively.