Key figures from Europe's bleak economic outlook

(BRUSSELS) - Here are the key growth, deficit and debt figures from the European Commission's annual full economic forecast for the European Union released on Thursday:

GROWTH (Previous interim spring forecast in brackets, where applicable)

- Eurozone-17 2011: 1.5 percent (1.6 percent)

2012: 0.5 percent (1.8 percent)

2013: 1.3 percent

   - EU-27        2011: 1.6 percent (1.8 percent)

2012: 0.6 percent (1.9 percent

2013: 1.5 percent

   - Germany      2011: 2.9 percent (2.6 percent)

2012: 0.8 percent (1.9 percent)

2013: 1.5 percent

   - France       2011: 1.6 percent (1.8 percent)

2012: 0.6 percent (2.0 percent)

2013: 1.4 percent

   - Britain      2011: 0.7 percent (1.7 percent)

2012: 0.6 percent (2.1 percent)

2013: 1.5 percent

   - Italy        2011: 0.5 percent (1.0 percent)

2012: 0.1 percent (1.3 percent)

2013: 0.7 percent

   - Spain        2011: 0.7 percent (0.8 percent)

2012: 0.7 percent (1.5 percent)

2013: 1.4 percent

   - Greece       2011: -5.5 percent (-3.5 percent)

2012: -2.8 percent (1.1 percent)

2013: 0.7 percent

PUBLIC DEFICIT (as a percentage of GDP)

- Eurozone-17 2011: 4.1 percent (4.3 percent)

2012: 3.4 percent (3.5 percent)

2013: 3.0 percent

   - EU-27        2011: 4.7 percent (4.7 percent)

2012: 3.9 percent (3.8 percent)

2013: 3.2 percent

   - Germany      2011: 1.3 percent (2.0 percent)

2012: 1.0 percent (1.2 percent)

2013: 0.7 percent

   - France       2011: 5.8 percent (5.8 percent)

2012: 5.3 percent (5.3 percent)

2013: 5.1 percent

   - Britain      2011: 9.4 percent (8.6 percent)

2012: 7.8 percent (7.0 percent)

2013: 5.8 percent

   - Italy        2011: 4.0 percent (4.0 percent)

2012: 2.3 percent (3.2 percent)

2013: 1.2 percent

   - Spain        2011: 6.6 percent (6.3 percent)

2012: 5.9 percent (5.3 percent)

2013: 5.3 percent

   - Greece       2011: 8.9 percent (9.5 percent)

2012: 7.0 percent (9.3 percent)

2013: 6.8 percent

PUBLIC DEBT (as a percentage of GDP)

- Eurozone-17 2011: 88.0 percent (87.7 percent)

2012: 90.4 percent (88.5 percent)

2013: 90.9 percent

   - EU-27        2011: 82.5 percent (82.3 percent)

2012: 84.9 percent (83.3 percent)

2013: 84.9 percent

   - Germany      2011: 81.7 percent (82.4 percent)

2012: 81.2 percent (81.1 percent)

2013: 79.9 percent

   - France       2011: 85.4 percent (84.7 percent)

2012: 89.2 percent (86.8 percent)

2013: 91.7 percent

   - Britain      2011: 84.0 percent (84.2 percent)

2012: 88.8 percent (87.9 percent)

2013: 85.9 percent

   - Italy        2011: 120.5 percent (120.3 percent)

2012: 120.5 percent (119.8 percent)

2013: 118.7 percent

   - Spain        2011: 69.6 percent (68.1 percent)

2012: 73.8 percent (71.0 percent)

2013: 78.0 percent

   - Greece       2011: 162.8 percent (157.7 percent)

2012: 198.3 percent (166.1 percent)

2013: 198.5 percent