Economic map of the Province of Tucumán, Argentina
Economic map of the Province of Tucumán, Argentina.
The province of Tucumán, which is among the most underdeveloped Argentine provinces, has had strong growth and, in 2006, its economy reached 7,200 million dollars (which would be around 11,000 million dollars in 2011, according to the economic growth pronostic of Argentina), the seventh largest in the country. Its per capita production of US $ 5,400 (around US $ 7,900 in 2011) was almost 40% lower than the national average, but compares favorably with that of most of its neighbors. In 2012, the per capita income of the province is $ 8,000.
The province of Tucumán, which is among the most underdeveloped Argentine provinces, has had strong growth and, in 2006, its economy reached 7,200 million dollars (which would be around 11,000 million dollars in 2011, according to the economic growth pronostic of Argentina), the seventh largest in the country. Its per capita production of US $ 5,400 (around US $ 7,900 in 2011) was almost 40% lower than the national average, but compares favorably with that of most of its neighbors. In 2012, the per capita income of the province is $ 8,000.
