Gdp Per Capita Of Countries

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GDP Per Capita of Countries shows a map of the world, where various countries have been shown using different colors according to the GDP per capita growth in that particular region of world during the decade of 1990-2001. GDP stands for Gross Domestic Product. A region's GDP is one of the several measures of the size of that place's economy. The GDP or Gross Domestic Product of a country can be defined as the market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period of time.

The real GDP per capita of an economy indicates the average standard of living of individuals in that country. With the economic growth of a country, the average standard of living of that country also improves.

All the developed countries of the world have high GDP per capita. Luxembourg, United States, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland, Denmark, Iceland, Ireland, Canada, Austria, Chile, Australia and Argentina have high GDP per capita growth. Countries with low GDP per capita are East Timor, Burundi, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Comoros, Congo, Tanzania and Afghanistan.