Per capita gross domestic product (Real GDP per capita) is an effective tool for people to understand and grasp the macroeconomic operating conditions of a country or region, that is, GDP per capita, which is often used as an indicator of economic development status in development economics. One of the important macroeconomic indicators.
GDP per capita
GDP per capita = total output (gross GDP, total output of social goods and services) / total population
The ratio of a country's or region's GDP in the accounting period (usually one year) to its resident population National population as a comparative indicator is unscientific).
On December 20, 2005, the National Bureau of Statistics of China re-published China's 2004 GDP of 15.98 trillion yuan based on data obtained from a major economic statistics plan, an increase of 16.8% over expectations. During this statistical process, the World Bank advised the Chinese government. According to this statistics, the proportion of China's agriculture accounts for 13.1%, the proportion of industry accounts for 46.2%, and the proportion of service industries rises to 40.7%. The reason for the large increase in China's economic data in 2004 was due to the first time
2018 year
Ranking [4]
Ranking
country / region
Continent
GDP per capita (USD)
1
Luxembourg
Europe
104,100 (104,103)
2
Macau, China
Asia
80,900 (80,892)
3
Switzerland
Europe
80,200 (80,189)
4
Norway
Europe
75,500 (75,504)
5
Iceland
Europe
70,100 (70,056)
6
Ireland
Europe
69,300 (69,330)
7
Qatar
Asia
63,500 (63,505)
8
United States
America
59,500 (59,531)
9
Singapore
Asia
57,700 (57,714)
10
Denmark
Europe
563,000 (56,307)
11
Australia
Oceania
53,800 (53,799)
12
Sweden
Europe
53,400 (53,442)
13
San Marino
Europe
49,700 (49,664)
14
Netherlands
Europe
48,200 (48,223)
15
Austria
Europe
47,300 (47,290)
16
Hong Kong, China
Asia
46,200 (46,193)
17
Finland
Europe
45,700 (45,703)
18
Canada
America
45,000 (45,032)
19
Germany
Europe
44,500 (44,469)
20
Belgium
Europe
433,000 (43,323)
twenty one
new Zealand
Oceania
429,000 (42,940)
twenty two
United Arab Emirates
Asia
40,700 (40,698)
twenty three
Israel
Asia
40,300 (40,270)
twenty four
United Kingdom
Europe
39,700 (39,720)
25
Andorra
Europe
39,100 (39,146)
26
France
Europe
38,500 (38,476)
27
Japan
Asia
38,400 (38,428)
EU region
33,700 (33,715)
28
Italy
Europe
32,000 (31,952)
29
Bahamas
America
30,800 (30,762)
30
Korea
Asia
29,700 (29,742)
31
Kuwait
Asia
29,000 (29,040)
32
Brunei
Asia
28,300 (28,290)
33
Spain
Europe
28,200 (28,156)
34
Malta
Europe
26,900 (26,945)
35
Cyprus
Europe
25,200 (25,233)
36
Bahrain
Asia
23,700 (23,655)
37
Slovenia
Europe
23,600 (23,597)
38
Portugal
Europe
21,100 (21,136)
39
Saudi Arabia
Asia
20,800 (20,760)
40
Czech Republic
Europe
20,400 (20,368)
41
Estonia
Europe
19,700 (19,704)
42
Greece
Europe
18.86 thousand (18,613)
43
Slovakia
Europe
176,000 (17,604)
44
Saint Kitts and Nevis
America
17.1 million (17,090)
45
Barbados
America
16.68 million (16,788)
46
Lithuania
Europe
16.67 million (16,680)
47
Uruguay
America
16,200 (16,245)
48
Trinidad and Tobago
America
161,000 (16,145)
49
Oman
Asia
15,700 (15,668)
50
Latvia
Europe
15,600 (15,594)
51
Seychelles
Africa
15,500 (15,504)
52
Chile
America
153,000 (15,346)
53
Panama
America
151,000 (15,087)
54
Antigua and Barbuda
America
15,000 (15,021)
55
Argentina
America
14.4 million (14,401)
56
Hungary
Europe
14,200 (14,224)
57
Poland
Europe
13,800 (13,811)
58
Palau
Oceania
13.34 million (13,417)
59
Croatia
Europe
133,000 (13,294)
60
Costa Rica
America
11,600 (11,630)
61
Romania
Europe
10,800 (10,813)
62
Russia
Europe
10,700 (10,743)
World per capita 10,700 (10,714)
63
Mauritius
Africa
10,500 (10,547)
64
Turkey
Europe
10,500 (10,540)
65
Maldives
Asia
10,500 (10,535)
66
Grenada
America
10,400 (10,376)
67
Malaysia
Asia
9944
68
Equatorial Guinea
Africa
9850
69
Brazil
America
9821
70
St. Lucia
America
9574
71
Mexico
America
8902
72
Kazakhstan
Asia
8837
73
China
Asia
8826
74
Lebanon
Asia
8523
75
Nauru
Oceania
8343
76
Bulgaria
Europe
8031
77
Libya
Africa
7998
78
Montenegro
Europe
7669
79
Dominic
America
7609
80
Botswana
Africa
7595
81
Turkmenistan
Asia
7355
82
Gabon
Africa
7220
83
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
America
7185
84
Dominica
America
7052
85
Thailand
Asia
6593
86
Peru
America
6571
87
Colombia
America
6301
88
Ecuador
America
6198
89
South Africa
Africa
6160
90
Suriname
America
5900
91
Serbia
Europe
5900
92
Belarus
Europe
5726
93
Fiji Islands
Oceania
5589
94
Macedonia
Europe
5442
95
Iran
Asia
5415
96
Namibia
Africa
5227
97
BiH
Europe
5180
98
Iraq
Asia
5165
99
Jamaica
America
5109
100
Belize
America
4905
101
Guyana
America
4725
102
Albania
Europe
4537
103
Guatemala
America
4470
104
Paraguay
America
4365
105
Samoa
Oceania
4360
106
Angola
Africa
4170
107
Azerbaijan
Asia
4131
108
Jordan
Asia
4129
109
Algeria
Africa
4123
110
Georgia
Asia
4078
111
Sri Lanka
Asia
4065
112
Tonga
Oceania
3944
113
Armenia
Asia
3936
114
El Salvador
America
3889
115
Indonesia
Asia
3846
116
Marshall Islands
Oceania
3753
117
Mongolia
Asia
3735
118
Tuvalu
Oceania
3549
119
Tunisia
Africa
3490
120
Bolivia
America
3393
121
Swaziland
Africa
3224
122
Cape verde
Africa
3209
123
Federated States of Micronesia
Oceania
3187
124
Vanuatu
Oceania
3123
125
Bhutan
Asia
3110
126
Palestine
Asia
3094
127
Morocco
Africa
3007
128
Philippines
Asia
2988
129
Sudan
Africa
2898
130
Ukraine
Europe
2639
131
Papua New Guinea
Oceania
2555
132
Honduras
America
2480
133
Laos
Asia
2457
134
Egypt
Africa
2412
135
Vietnam
Asia
2343
136
Moldova
Europe
2289
137
East Timor
Asia
2279
138
Nicaragua
America
2221
139
Solomon Islands
Oceania
2132
140
Nigeria
Africa
1968
141
India
Asia
1939
142
Djibouti
Africa
1927
143
Sao Tome and Principe
Africa
1912
144
Kiribati
Oceania
1685
145
Ivory Coast
Africa
1662
146
Republic of Congo)
Africa
1658
147
Ghana
Africa
1641
148
Pakistan
Asia
1547
149
Bengal
Asia
1516
150
Zambia
Africa
1509
151
Kenya
Africa
1507
152
Uzbekistan
Asia
1504
153
Cameroon
Africa
1446
154
Cambodia
Asia
1384
155
Myanmar
Asia
1298
156
Kyrgyzstan
Asia
1219
157
Lesotho
Africa
1181
158
Mauritania
Africa
1136
159
Zimbabwe
Africa
1079
160
Senegal
Africa
1033
161
Tanzania
Africa
936
162
Nepal
Asia
835
163
Benin
Africa
829
164
Guinea
Africa
825
165
Mali
Africa
824
166
Tajikistan
Asia
800
167
Comoros
Africa
797
168
Ethiopia
Africa
767
169
Haiti
America
765
170
Rwanda
Africa
748
171
Guinea-Bissau
Africa
723
172
Burkina Faso
Africa
670
173
Chad
Africa
669
174
Togo
Africa
617
175
Uganda
Africa
604
176
Afghanistan
Asia
585
177
Somalia
Africa
499
178
Sierra Leone
Africa
499
179
Gambia
Africa
483
180
DRC
Africa
457
181
Liberia
Africa
456
182
Madagascar
Africa
449
183
Central Africa
Africa
418
184
Mozambique
Africa
415
185
Niger
Africa
378
186
Malawi
Africa
338
187
Burundi
Africa
320
On August 15, 2012, the Bureau of Statistics released a report entitled "Achieving a New Leap in the New Century and Writing a New Chapter". The data shows that in 2011, China s per capita GDP reached 35083 yuan, which is calculated based on the average exchange rate. The gross domestic product rose from US $ 1135 in 2002 to US $ 5,432 in 2011.
Data show that, while the total economic volume is steadily increasing, the per capita GDP has also increased rapidly. In 2011, China's per capita gross domestic product reached 35083 yuan, excluding price factors, an increase of 1.4 times over 2002, and an average annual growth rate of 10.1%.
On February 17, 2011, Professor Yan Xuetong published the article "Beware of Misleading Misleading GDP Per Capita" in the Global Forum International Forum Edition. It is meaningful for the country to build a reasonable indicator system, but it lacks a certain recognition of the reasonable value of GDP per capita. When reflecting on various misconceptions of GDP, we must both be alert to the misguided ideas of per capita GDP that are popular in the West, and correctly understand the reasonable value of per capita GDP.
GDP comic
First, per capita GDP in most industrialized countries except resource countries reflects the level and degree of social development in a given country. On the one hand, in terms of comparison between China and Japan, although the per capita GDP does not correctly reflect the comprehensive national strength of China and Japan, it does show that Japan has a higher level of development in social security, health care, education and population life, and environmental and ecological construction. In China, especially in Japan, the relatively balanced development of urban and rural areas, as well as the ability to resist disasters and disasters in rural agriculture, which is basically "worry-free and drought-free", has made China far behind. More than 30 years of reform and opening up, China s urbanization and industrialization have accelerated, and the lagging development of rural agriculture has dragged China s per capita GDP. It has become a shortcoming of China s economic and social development, and it has also profoundly affected China s overall national strength and international competition force. On the other hand, taking the top eight economies such as Luxembourg per capita GDP proposed by Professor Yan in 2009 as an example, although their international status and influence cannot be compared with India, which is ranked 137th, in terms of education, medical care, etc. In terms of health, social security and other indicators, the level of social development in Luxembourg and other countries and the balanced development of urban and rural areas are beyond the reach of India.
Second, GDP per capita has the meaning of social equity and equality. Although per capita GDP cannot be directly equivalent to the per capita income and living standards of residents, it constitutes the main material basis for the per capita income and living standards of a country's residents and is an important reference indicator for improving the per capita income and living standards of residents. In fact, countries that emphasize GDP per capita generally pay more attention to increasing the per capita income level and social equity of their residents. The concept of per capita GDP and its per capita GDP situation directly determine and influence a country's investment orientation, investment capacity, and investment level in terms of residents' income and living standards and its social construction.
Third, per capita GDP has certain internal relations with the industrialization process and social stability. According to Huntington analysis, at a certain stage, per capita GDP growth is directly proportional to social stability and social harmony. Development theory also recognizes that per capita 1,000-3,000 US dollars is the stage of industrialization takeoff, and that 4000-6,000 US dollars is the middle stage of industrialization. After industrialization took off, compared with traditional society, social instability factors increased, especially when the per capita GDP reached 4,000-6,000 US dollars, some countries in the process of modernization often entered a high-risk stage. However, once per capita GDP reaches US $ 6,000-8000, especially after US $ 8,000, except for Argentina, they basically enter a new state of social stability. Yan Wen mentioned that France and Italy with per capita GDP of more than US $ 30,000 do not seem to be more stable than the 36 countries with per capita GDP of US $ 1000-3000, which obviously confuses the huge difference between the basic political stability of the country and the change of leadership by the government. Regardless of the left or the right, as long as there is no prejudice, it should be acknowledged that certain instability under such democratic political conditions, including Western European countries, is essentially different from social instability in the process of democratization in a transitional society.
It is worth noting that, on the one hand, among the well-known development theory researchers at home and abroad, even the person who most admires the per capita GDP indicator, only uses per capita GDP as one of the important reference indicators for a certain level of development and status. To equate GDP per capita simply with the international status and international influence of a country; on the other hand, although GDP per capita is virtual, we cannot completely deny the virtual economy because the virtual economy is one of the important causes of the US financial crisis. Not to mention the virtual economy as one of the basis for negating GDP per capita.
More importantly, we must see that after the total amount of GDP in China and abroad in China s academic circles surpassed Japan, the mainstream consciousness emphasized the importance of per capita GDP. GDP per capita, with self-consolation and self-affirmation, obviously has different ideological connotations.