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Rank	Country	GDP - per capita (PPP) (US$)
1	Liechtenstein	141,100
2	Qatar	104,300
3	Luxembourg	81,100
4	Bermuda	69,900
5	Monaco	63,400
6	Singapore	60,500
7	Jersey	57,000
8	Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)	55,400
9	Norway	54,200
10	Brunei	50,000
11	Hong Kong	49,800
12	United States	49,000
13	United Arab Emirates	48,800
14	Guernsey	44,600
15	Switzerland	43,900
16	Cayman Islands	43,800
17	Gibraltar	43,000
18	Netherlands	42,700
19	Austria	42,400
20	Kuwait	42,200
21	Canada	41,100
22	Sweden	40,900
23	Australia	40,800
24	Ireland	40,100
25	Iceland	38,500
26	British Virgin Islands	38,500
27	Germany	38,400
28	Belgium	38,200
29	Taiwan	38,200
30	Denmark	37,600
31	Greenland	37,400
32	Andorra	37,200
33	Finland	36,700
34	United Kingdom	36,600
35	San Marino	36,200
36	France	35,600
37	Japan	35,200
38	Isle of Man	35,000
39	Macau	33,000
40	Korea, South	32,100
41	Israel	31,400
42	Bahamas, The	31,400
43	Spain	31,000
44	Italy	30,900
45	Faroe Islands	30,500
46	Slovenia	29,000
47	New Zealand	28,000
48	Bahrain	27,900
49	Czech Republic	27,400
50	Oman	26,900
51	Greece	26,600
52	Malta	25,800
53	Seychelles	25,000
54	Saudi Arabia	24,500
55	Portugal	23,700
56	Barbados	23,700
57	Slovakia	23,600
58	Aruba	21,800
59	Estonia	20,600
60	Poland	20,600
61	Trinidad and Tobago	20,300
62	Hungary	19,800
63	Equatorial Guinea	19,600
64	Lithuania	19,100
65	Croatia	18,400
66	Antigua and Barbuda	18,200
67	French Polynesia	18,000
68	Argentina	17,700
69	Chile	17,400
70	Russia	17,000
71	Gabon	16,400
72	Puerto Rico	16,300
73	Botswana	16,200
74	Latvia	15,900
75	Saint Kitts and Nevis	15,800
76	Malaysia	15,800
77	Lebanon	15,700
78	Sint Maarten	15,400
79	Uruguay	15,300
80	Belarus	15,200
81	Mauritius	15,100
82	Guam	15,000
83	Curacao	15,000
84	New Caledonia	15,000
85	Mexico	14,800
86	Turkey	14,700
87	Virgin Islands	14,500
88	Panama	14,300
89	Libya	14,100
90	Grenada	14,100
91	Dominica	14,000
92	Bulgaria	13,800
93	Iran	13,200
94	Kazakhstan	13,200
95	Saint Lucia	12,800
96	Venezuela	12,700
97	Romania	12,600
98	Northern Mariana Islands	12,500
99	Anguilla	12,200
100	Costa Rica	12,100
101	Brazil	11,900
102	Montenegro	11,700
103	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	11,600
104	Turks and Caicos Islands	11,500
105	South Africa	11,100
106	Serbia	10,800
107	Macedonia	10,500
108	Colombia	10,400
109	Azerbaijan	10,300
110	Peru	10,200
111	Cuba	9,900
112	Suriname	9,600
113	Tunisia	9,600
114	Thailand	9,500
115	Dominican Republic	9,400
116	Cook Islands	9,100
117	Jamaica	9,100
118	Maldives	8,800
119	East Timor	8,800
120	Ecuador	8,600
121	China	8,500
122	Montserrat	8,500
123	Belize	8,400
124	Bosnia and Herzegovina	8,200
125	Palau	8,100
126	American Samoa	8,000
127	Turkmenistan	7,900
128	Albania	7,800
129	El Salvador	7,600
130	Guyana	7,600
131	Namibia	7,500
132	Tonga	7,400
133	Algeria	7,400
134	Ukraine	7,300
135	Saint Pierre and Miquelon	7,000
136	Egypt	6,600
137	Kosovo	6,500
138	Bhutan	6,200
139	Angola	6,000
140	Jordan	6,000
141	Samoa	6,000
142	Niue	5,800
143	Kiribati	5,800
144	Sri Lanka	5,700
145	Georgia	5,600
146	Armenia	5,500
147	Paraguay	5,500
148	Swaziland	5,400
149	Syria	5,100
150	Guatemala	5,100
151	Morocco	5,100
152	Nauru	5,000
153	Vanuatu	5,000
154	Bolivia	4,900
155	Mongolia	4,800
156	Indonesia	4,700
157	Fiji	4,700
158	Congo, Republic of the	4,600
159	Honduras	4,400
160	Philippines	4,100
161	Cape Verde	4,000
162	Iraq	3,900
163	Wallis and Futuna	3,800
164	India	3,700
165	Moldova	3,400
166	Vietnam	3,400
167	Tuvalu	3,400
168	Uzbekistan	3,300
169	Nicaragua	3,200
170	Solomon Islands	3,200
171	Ghana	3,100
172	West Bank	2,900
173	Pakistan	2,800
174	Sudan	2,800
175	Laos	2,700
176	Djibouti	2,700
177	Nigeria	2,600
178	Papua New Guinea	2,600
179	Marshall Islands	2,500
180	Saint Helena	2,500
181	Western Sahara	2,500
182	Kyrgyzstan	2,400
183	Cameroon	2,300
184	Yemen	2,300
185	Sao Tome and Principe	2,300
186	Micronesia, Federated States of	2,200
187	Cambodia	2,200
188	Mauritania	2,200
189	Tajikistan	2,100
190	Lesotho	2,000
191	Gambia, The	2,000
192	Chad	1,900
193	Senegal	1,900
194	Kenya	1,800
195	Korea, North	1,800
196	Bangladesh	1,700
197	Cote d'Ivoire	1,600
198	Zambia	1,600
199	Burkina Faso	1,500
200	Tanzania	1,500
201	Benin	1,500
202	Rwanda	1,400
203	Nepal	1,300
204	Uganda	1,300
205	Burma	1,300
206	Haiti	1,300
207	Comoros	1,200
208	Guinea-Bissau	1,200
209	Mozambique	1,100
210	Ethiopia	1,100
211	Guinea	1,100
212	Mali	1,100
213	Afghanistan	1,000
214	Tokelau	1,000
215	Togo	900
216	Sierra Leone	900
217	Malawi	900
218	Madagascar	900
219	Central African Republic	800
220	Niger	800
221	Eritrea	700
222	Burundi	600
223	Somalia	600
224	Zimbabwe	500
225	Liberia	500
226	Congo, Democratic Republic of the	400

Definition: This entry shows GDP on a purchasing power parity basis divided by population as of 1 July for the same year.

Source: CIA World Factbook - Unless otherwise noted, information in this page is accurate as of January 1, 2012

See also: GDP - per capita (PPP) map

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