Comparison between Argentine provinces and countries by GDP (PPP) per capita explained

This is a comparison between Argentine provinces and countries by gross domestic product (PPP) per capita. All data is for the year 2008.

These figures are based on the IADER list on List of Argentine provinces by GDP (nominal) per capita for Argentine provinces, and the List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita for world GDP per capita and based on International Monetary Fund data.

RankCountry and (Argentine provinces)Intl. $
1 86,008
2 82,441
3 53,738
4 51,226
5 50,199
6 47,440
— Hong Kong 43,847
7 43,196
8 42,110
9 40,558
10 40,471
11 39,915
12 39,887
13 39,098
14 38,894
15 37,334
16 37,304
17 36,918
18 36,416
19 36,358
20 36,320
21 35,539
22 34,662
23 34,205
24 34,116
25 (Taiwan) 30,912
26 30,681
27 30,631
28 30,589
29 29,853
30 29,521
31 28,474
32 27,735
33 27,692
34 27,083
- 26,438
- 25,993
35 25,118
36 24,674
37 23,971
38 23,814
— 23,380
— 22,983
39 22,232
40 22,097
41 20,829
42 20,561
43 20,338
— 20,036
44 19,553
45 19,340
46 18,977
47 18,977
48 18,575
49 Equatorial Guinea[1] 18,058
50 17,537
51 17,106
52 15,948
— 15,046
53 14,907
— 14,773
— 14,649
54 14,545
55 14,534
56 14,529
- 14,408
57 14,216
58 14,192
— 14,154
59 14,081
— 14,105
60 13,826
— 13,795
— 13,708
— 13,658
61 13,139
— 13,089
62 13,006
63 12,806
64 12,785
65 12,600
— 12,594
— 12,532
— 12,420
66 12,322
67 12,313
— 12,148
— 12,099
68 12,011
— 11,616
— 11,516
69 11,464
70 11,434
71 11,362
72 11,111
73 11,052
74 10,810
75 10,750
76 10,735
— 10,811
77 10,466
— World[2] 10,433
— 10,414
78 10,163
79 10,136
80 10,133
81 9,164
82 8,967
83 8,634
84 8,619
85 8,594
86 8,239
87 8,229
88 8,188
89 8,002
90 7,954
91 7,786
92 7,624
93 7,564
94 7,342
95 6,897
96 6,709
97 6,612
98 6,252
99 6,122
100 5,970
101 5,897
102 5,792
103 5,757
104 5,749
105 5,674
106 5,537
107 5,382
108 5,312
109 4,967
110 4,907
111 4,869
112 4,786
113 4,757
114 4,589
115 4,362
116 4,345
117 4,275
118 4,251
119 4,196
120 4,029
121 3,980
122 3,919
123 3,547
124 3,515
125 3,477
126 3,472
127 2,984
128 2,917
129 2,794
130 2,780
131 2,698
132 2,634
133 2,624
134 2,411
135 2,396
136 2,368
137 2,309
138 2,185
139 2,162
140 2,139
141 2,127
142 2,108
143 2,082
144 2,055
145 2,023
146 1,752
147 1,739
148 1,712
149 1,663
150 1,643
151 1,608
152 1,518
153 1,482
154 1,399
155 1,395
156 1,353
157 1,317
158 1,305
159 1,268
160 1,157
161 1,156
162 1,147
163 1,144
164 1,129
165 1,043
166 1,014
167 996
168 903
169 898
170 836
171 812
172 760
173 748
174 740
175 740
176 725
177 486
178 390
179 373
180 330
181 268

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Notes and References

  1. The IMF is using a 2008 population estimate based on a 2001 census whose validity has been called into question. A 2003 U.S. State Department report on Equatorial Guinea stated that "although the 2002 (sic) census estimated the population at 1,015,000, credible estimates put the number at closer to 500,000. The opposition claimed that the Government inflated the census in anticipation of the December presidential election. (...) Opposition leaders charged earlier in the year that census results showing a twofold population increase were flawed and that numbers were inflated to perpetuate election fraud." https://2001-2009.state.gov/g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2002/18181.htm
  2. http://imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2009/02/weodata/weorept.aspx?pr.x=66&pr.y=11&sy=2008&ey=2008&scsm=1&ssd=1&sort=country&ds=.&br=1&c=001&s=PPPGDP&grp=1&a=1 World GDP (PPP)

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