The gross domestic product (GDP) per capita measures a country's national output divided by its population, expressed in U.S. dollars per person. This table displays the percentage growth (or decline) of GDP per capita for various countries over the past five years.
Source: IMF
Last updated March, 2024
| Bulgaria |
74.69%
|
| Turkey |
68.04%
|
| Romania |
56.36%
|
| Croatia |
49.24%
|
| Ireland |
46.35%
|
| Estonia |
40.00%
|
| Slovak Rep. |
37.72%
|
| Norway |
34.28%
|
| Slovenia |
33.57%
|
| Greece |
28.07%
|
| Cyprus |
24.81%
|
| Netherlands |
23.77%
|
| Luxembourg |
23.23%
|
| Malta |
22.84%
|
| Austria |
20.72%
|
| Germany |
19.71%
|
| Spain |
18.00%
|
| Lithuania |
16.07%
|
| Italy |
15.75%
|
| Latvia |
13.97%
|
| Hungary |
12.89%
|
| Poland |
11.94%
|
| Montenegro |
11.32%
|
| Czech Rep. |
9.93%
|
| UK |
6.90%
|
| Sweden |
6.65%
|
| Portugal |
4.65%
|
| Denmark |
3.67%
|
| Belgium |
2.32%
|
| Switzerland |
2.30%
|
| France |
1.86%
|
| Finland |
-1.07%
|
*n.a. means there is not enough data to show a valid result