The GDP per capita represents the total value of a country's economic output per person. It is calculated by dividing the nation's GDP by its population and is expressed in U.S. dollars for the most recent year with available data.
Source: IMF
Last updated March, 2024
| Luxembourg |
$ 132,372
|
| Ireland |
$ 114,581
|
| Norway |
$ 101,103
|
| Switzerland |
$ 80,346
|
| Netherlands |
$ 61,099
|
| Austria |
$ 56,802
|
| Denmark |
$ 53,745
|
| Germany |
$ 51,384
|
| Sweden |
$ 51,125
|
| UK |
$ 46,371
|
| Finland |
$ 43,482
|
| Belgium |
$ 41,248
|
| France |
$ 38,178
|
| Italy |
$ 36,812
|
| Cyprus |
$ 33,807
|
| Slovenia |
$ 32,215
|
| Spain |
$ 31,223
|
| Estonia |
$ 31,209
|
| Malta |
$ 25,329
|
| Slovak Rep. |
$ 23,458
|
| Greece |
$ 22,595
|
| Croatia |
$ 20,537
|
| Portugal |
$ 19,821
|
| Romania |
$ 18,530
|
| Czech Rep. |
$ 18,508
|
| Bulgaria |
$ 14,893
|
| Lithuania |
$ 14,893
|
| Latvia |
$ 14,063
|
| Hungary |
$ 12,652
|
| Poland |
$ 12,361
|
| Turkey |
$ 11,932
|
| Montenegro |
$ 6,707
|
*n.a. means there is not enough data to show a valid result