Why is France so densely populated?
Why is France so densely populated? France's population density is higher than the European average. In fact, it is higher than any region except Asia, as well as the total world population density. This is likely due to the number of large cities in France. The country has one of the largest urban populations.
Is UK a richer country than France?
Today, France's GDP per capita is back on top, though just barely (by 0.6% to be precise). Worse, British inequality remains widespread: In terms of purchasing power, the poorest 10% in the UK have disposable incomes that are 22% lower than their French counterparts.