Economic Statistics by Country, 2009

Updated September 9, 2022 | Infoplease Staff

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Country	GDP/PPP	GDP/PPP per capita	Real growth rate (%)	Inflation (%)
Afghanistan	$22.3 billion	$800	3.5%	30.5%
Albania	22.9 billion	6,800	3.7	2.1
Algeria	239.6 billion	7,000	2.6	4.1
Andorra	4.22 billion	44,900	2.6	7
Angola	114.4 billion	8,900	–0.6	13.1
Antigua and Barbuda	1.55 billion	18,100	6.5	1.5¹
Argentina	304.9 billion	13,800	–2.5	7.7
Armenia	16.18 billion	5,900	–15	4.2
Australia	824.3 billion	38,800	1	1.9
Austria	323.1 billion	39,400	–3.5	0.4
Azerbaijan	86.0 billion	10,400	9.3	1.5
Bahamas	9.08 billion	29,800	–4	2.4¹
Bahrain	28.0 billion	38,400	2.9	3
Bangladesh	242.4 billion	1,600	5.6	5.1
Barbados	5.72 billion	18,500	–2.8	5.5
Belarus	116 billion	11,600	–0.2	10
Belgium	466.9 billion	36,600	–3.1	0
Belize	2.48 billion	8,100	–1.5	0.3
Benin	13.2 billion	1,500	2.5	4
Bhutan	3.76 billion	5,400	5	8
Bolivia	17.76 billion	4,600	2.8	4.3
Bosnia and Herzegovina	29.07 billion	6,300	–3.4	0.6
Botswana	26 billion	13,100	–5.2	7.3
Brazil	2.02 trillion	10,200	–0.2	4.2
Brunei	19.43 billion	50,100	–1.9	2.7
Bulgaria	90.5 billion	12,600	–4.9	1.9
Burkina Faso	18.8 billion	1,200	3.3	3.7
Burundi	3.247 billion	300	3.2	14.1
Cambodia	28.09 billion	1,900	–0.9	7.52
Cameroon	42.7 billion	2,300	–1	2.5
Canada	1.29 trillion	38,400	–2.5	0.2
Cape Verde	1.7 billion	3,400	1.8	4
Central African Republic	3.3 billion	700	2.4	0.9¹
Chad	16.26 billion	1,600	–1	6
Chile	243.7 billion	14,700	–1.7	10
China	8.8 trillion	6,600	8.7	–0.8
Colombia	401 billion	9,200	–0.1	2
Comoros	761 million	1,000	1.0	3
Congo, Dem. Rep. of	21.3 billion	300	2.7	16.7¹
Congo, Rep. of	16.4 billion	4,100	6.6	4
Costa Rica	$48.6 billion	$10,900	–1.6%	8.3%
Cí´te d'Ivoire	35.8 billion	1,700	3.8	2.0
Croatia	79.21 billion	17,600	–5.2	2.4
Cuba	111.1 billion	9,700	1.4	4.3
Cyprus	22.97 billion	7,135	–0.8	0.9
Czech Republic	356.6 billion	25,100	–4.1	1.1
Denmark	198.6 billion	36,000	–4.3	1.3
Djibouti	2.01 billion	2,800	6.4	5
Dominica	743 million	10,200	1.1	2.7¹
Dominican Republic	80.53 billion	8,300	1.8	1.4
Ecuador	108.2 billion	7,400	–1	4.3
Egypt	471.2 billion	6,000	4.7	10.1
El Salvador	42.92 billion	7,100	–3.0	1
Equatorial Guinea	23.2 billion	36,600	–1.8	4.5
Eritrea	4.2 billion	700	2.5	15.5
Estonia	24.36 billion	18,700	–14.1	–0.4
Ethiopia	76.7 billion	900	8	11
Fiji	3.7 billion	3,900	–2.5	4.8
Finland	182.6 billion	34,900	–7.6	0
France	2.11 trillion	32,800	–2.2	0.1
Gabon	20.9 billion	13,900	–1	3
Gambia	2.4 billion	1,400	4.5	6
Georgia	20.3 billion	4,400	–7.0	1.5
Germany	2.81 trillion	34,100	–5	0
Ghana	36.6 billion	1,500	4.7	19.6
Greece	341 billion	32,100	–2.0	1.2
Grenada	1.15 billion	10,800	–4	3.7
Guatemala	69.21 billion	5,200	–0.5	2.2
Guinea	10.48 billion	1,100	–2.5	9
Guinea-Bissau	933.4 million	600	2.9	3.8
Guyana	2.84 billion	3,800	–1.7	5.2
Haiti	11.2 billion	1,300	2.0	0.4
Honduras	33.17 billion	4,200	–3	5.9
Hungary	184.9 billion	18,600	–6.7	2
Iceland	12.15 billion	39,600	–6.6	12
India	3.56 trillion	3,100	6.5	10.7
Indonesia	969.2 billion	4,000	4.5	7.7
Iran	876 billion	12,900	2.6	16.8
Iraq	112 billion	3,600	4.3	6.8
Ireland	$176.9 billion	$42,200	–7.5%	–1.7%
Israel	206.8 billion	28,400	0.5	3.9
Italy	1.76 trillion	30,300	–4.8	0.6
Jamaica	23.24 billion	8,200	–4.2	8.6
Japan	4.13 trillion	32,600	–5.3	–1.3
Jordan	33.05 billion	5,300	3.1	1.7
Kazakhstan	182.3 billion	11,800	1	7.3
Kenya	63.73 billion	1,600	2	20.5
Kiribati	596.5 million	6,100	1.5	0.2
Korea, North	40 billion	1,900	3.7	NA
Korea, South	1.356 trillion	28,000	0.2	2.8
Kuwait	145.7 billion	54,100	–1.7	9.9
Kyrgyzstan	11.6 billion	2,100	–1	7.9
Laos	15.07 billion	2,100	6.4	0
Latvia	32.4 billion	14,500	–17.8	3.310.5
Lebanon	53.68 billion	13,100	7	3.4
Lesotho	3.27 billion	1,700	–2	8.5
Liberia	1.62 billion	500	5	11.2
Libya	95.88 billion	15,200	3.7	2
Liechtenstein	4.16 billion¹	118,000¹	3.1¹	1.0⁴
Lithuania	54.84 billion	15,400	–15	4.2
Luxembourg	338.37 billion	78,000	–3.9	0.9
Macedonia	18.77 billion	9,000	–1.5	31.7
Madagascar	20.5 billion	1,000	0.4	8
Malawi	12.8 billion	900	5.9	8.5
Malaysia	381.1 billion	14,800	–2.2	0.4
Maldives	1.673 billion	4,200	–4	7.3
Mali	15.52 billion	1,200	4	2.5
Malta	9.831 billion	23,800	–2.2	1.8
Marshall Islands	133.5 million	2,500	–0.3	12.9
Mauritania	6.56 billion	2,100	15	7.3
Mauritius	15.36 billion	12,100	5.2	10.1
Mexico	1.48 trillion	13,500	–6.5	3.6
Micronesia	238.1 million	2,200	NA	2.2¹
Moldova	9.98 billion	2,300	–7.7	0
Monaco	976.3 million	30,000	0.9	1.9⁵
Mongolia	9.45 billion	3,200	–1.6	4.2
Montenegro	6.708 billion	9,800	–4	14.7
Morocco	146.7 billion	4,600	5.1	2
Mozambique	20.17 billion	900	4.3	3.5
Namibia	13.58 billion	6,400	0.7	8.8
Nauru	60 million³	5,000³	NA	NA
Nepal	33.25 billion	1,200	2.5	13.2
Netherlands	654.9 billion	39,200	–3.9	1.2
New Zealand	114.9 billion	27,300	–1.4	1.8
Nicaragua	16.53 billion	2,800	–2.9	4.3
Niger	10.45 billion	700	2	0.1
Nigeria	357.2 billion	2,400	5	11.5
Norway	273.1 billion	58,600	–1	2.3
Oman	69.48 billion	23,900	2.7	5.3
Pakistan	449.3 billion	2,600	2.7	14.2
Palau	164 million	8,100	5.5	2.7³
Panama	40.32 billion	11,900	2.4	2.3
Papua New Guinea	14.02 billion	2,400	4	6.5
Paraguay	27.08 billion	4,500	6.4	8.1
Peru	253 billion	8,600	0.9	1.2
Philippines	324.8 billion	3,300	0.9	3.2
Poland	690.1 billion	17,900	1.7	3.4
Portugal	233.4 billion	21,800	–2.8	–0.9
Qatar	$101.4 billion	$121,700	9.5%	–3.9%
Romania	255.4 billion	11,500	–7.2	5
Russia	2.116 trillion	15,100	–7.9	11.9
Rwanda	10.13 billion	900	5.5	14.2
St. Kitts and Nevis	753.1 million	15,200	–2	4.5
St. Lucia	1.75 billion	10,900	–2.5	1.9
St. Vincent and the Grenadines	1.55 billion	18,100	–6.5	6.1
Samoa	1.025 billion	5,400	–0.8	6
San Marino	1.662 billion	41,900	4.3	3.5
Sí£o Tomé and Príncipe	292.4 million	1,700	4.3	19
Saudi Arabia	585.8 billion	20,400	0.2	5
Senegal	22.4 billion	1,600	1.7	0.8
Serbia and Montenegro	78.36 billion	10,400	–3	6.6
Seychelles	1.682 billion	19,400	–8.7	34
Sierra Leone	4.622 billion	900	4	11.7
Singapore	235.7 billion	50,300	–2.1	0.2
Slovakia	115.7 billion	21,200	–4.7	1.6
Slovenia	55.8 billion	27,900	–7.3	0.8
Solomon Islands	1.57 billion	2,600	0.4	6.3
Somalia	5.731 billion	600	2.7	NA
South Africa	495.1 billion	10,100	–1.8	7.2
Spain	1.368 trillion	33,700	–3.6	–0.8
Sri Lanka	96.43 billion	45,000	3.5	3.4
Sudan	92.81 billion	2,300	3.8	12.3
Suriname	4.274 billion	9,000	–2.25	6.4
Swaziland	5.882 billion	4,400	–0.4	8.5
Sweden	333.5 billion	36,800	–4.4	0.5
Switzerland	317 billion	41,700	–1.5	0.1
Syria	100.7 billion	4,600	1.8	3.8
Taiwan	717.7 billion	29,800	–2.5	–0.9
Tajikistan	13.8 billion	1,800	3.4	6.4
Tanzania	57.9 billion	1,400	4.9	11.6
Thailand	538.6 billion	8,100	–2.8	–0.9
Timor	2.713 billion	2,400	4.7	7.8¹
Togo	5.202 billion	900	1.8	3.3
Tonga	551.7 million	4,600	–0.5	5.9
Trinidad and Tobago	28.41 billion	23,100	–3.5	7.6
Tunisia	83.21 billion	8,000	0.3	14.7
Turkey	863.3 billion	11,200	5	6.5
Turkmenistan	33.58 billion	6,900	6.1	15
Tuvalu	14.94 million	1,600	3.0²	3.8
Uganda	43.22 billion	1,300	6.6	12.6
Ukraine	294.3 billion	6,400	–14.1	12.3
United Arab Emirates	201.4 billion	42,000	–3.5	2.4
United Kingdom	2.149 trillion	35,200	–4.8	2.1
United States	14.26 trillion	46,400	–2.4	–0.7
Uruguay	44.52 billion	12,700	1.7	7.3
Uzbekistan	77.55 billion	2,800	6.7	8.6
Vanuatu	983.2 million	4,600	8.3	3.9¹
Venezuela	350.1 billion	13,100	–2.9	27.1
Vietnam	258.1 billion	2,900	5.3	6.9
Yemen	58.2 billion	2,500	3.8	3.6
Zambia	18.5 billion	1,500	4.5	13.5
Zimbabwe	332 million	100	–3.7	5.1%

NOTES: Definitions: Gross domestic product (GDP): The value of all goods and services produced domestically. Purchasing power parity (PPP): The PPP method involves the use of standardized international dollar price weights, which are applied to the GDP produced in a given economy. The data derived from the 1998 method provide a better comparison of economic well-being between countries than conversions at official currency exchange rates. NA = not available.

1. 2007 est.

2. 2006 est.

3. 2005 est.

Source: The World Factbook, 2010.

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