Gdp per capita in other languages 14.03.2025

GDP per capita is an important indicator that reflects the standard and quality of living in a country. It is calculated as the ratio of a country’s GDP to its population over a specific period. The higher the GDP per capita, the higher the standard of living. Conversely, a low GDP per capita indicates poverty in a country.

According to statistical data from Prostobank.com, the highest standard of living is found in countries such as Monaco, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Ireland, the Cayman Islands, Singapore, Norway, Iceland, and the USA. On the other hand, people in countries like Burundi, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Malawi, Yemen, the Central African Republic, and Madagascar experience relatively lower living standards.

You can explore and analyze GDP per capita on our website. For user convenience, the guide is available in multiple popular languages. Simply select your preferred language and review GDP per capita data for different countries.