Among the top 50 economies with the highest GDP per capita, Guyana has the highest growth rate of 14.44%. Puerto Rico will experience negative growth rates in 2025. Italy and Germany have growth rates below 1%.
Gross domestic product (GDP) refers to the market value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given period. GDP per capita (GDP per citizen) is often considered an indicator of a country's standard of living.
Despite countries like the U.S., China, India, or Germany often dominating economic rankings, the United States is the only top 10 economy to appear near the top of rankings for GDP per capita. This graphic compares countries and territories with the highest GDP per capita in 2024 to those...
$22.9 trillion (2021 GDP) ÷ 331 million (2021 population) = $69,185 (2021 GDP per capita) On the surface, GDP per capita seems like a fairer and more accurate indicator of a country's wealth, since it's measured on an individual basis. But something strange happens when you run the...
More rankings:Africa|Asia|Central America & the Caribbean|Europe|Middle East|North America|Oceania|South America|World| Statistical Concept and Methodology:For more information, see the metadata for constant U.S. dollar GDP (NY.GDP.MKTP.KD) and total population (SP.POP.TOTL). ...
university rankingsGDP per capitaGDP growthIn this paper, ARWU is used as a benchmark of World-Class Universities (WCUs). Universities that are among the Top 500 are considered World-Class Universities. The paper concludes that WCUs per capita (the number of World-Class Universities relative ...
England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. It is the 6th largest economy in the world and the 2nd largest in Europe in terms of GDP. The UK ranked high in the annual Global Competitiveness Reports and the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Rankings, until reporting was closed in ...
In yearly rankings of richest European countries by GDP per capita, Luxembourg has constantly appeared in the first position. As contained in human development index charts, Luxembourg remains Europe’s richest country with an average income of $113,196. ...
Italy, France and Romania also lost some ground in the rankings. In 1890 the UK was a leading industrial power, while Belgium was the first country on the European continent to industrialise. Another significant change is the rise in the relative position of the Nordic countries (especially Norw...
#CountryDebt to GDP RatioGDP per capita 1 Japan 262% $39,285 2 Venezuela 241% 3 Greece 193% $20,277 4 Sudan 182% $764 5 Lebanon 172% $2,670 6 Eritrea 165% 7 Singapore 160% $72,794 8 Libya 155% $6,018 9 Italy 151% $35,551 10 Bhutan 135% 11 United States of America...