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Gross National Product (GNP) by Country

Bermuda has the highest GNI per Capita Atlas in 2024 ($119,540 constant 2015 US$), followed by Luxembourg ($70,611 constant 2015 US$) and United States ($67,191 constant 2015 US$). Madagascar has the lowest ($451 constant 2015 US$).

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GNI per Capita Atlas, 2024

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Ranking

Best first: the first 15 and last 5 of 147 countries.

Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
$6,116 constant 2015 US$
Middle half $2,236 constant 2015 US$ – $19,226 constant 2015 US$
Average
$15,352 constant 2015 US$
147 countries
Highest
$119,540 constant 2015 US$
Bermuda
Lowest
$451 constant 2015 US$
Madagascar

Over time · 1970–2025

The top 5 in 2024, against the median.

  • Median of all countries
  • Bermuda
  • Luxembourg
  • United States
  • Ireland
  • Macau

Data

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194 countries · # = rank by GNI per Capita Atlas
#
1Bermuda$119,540 constant 2015 US$$9.38B$7.35B 2021 INT$
2Luxembourg$70,611 constant 2015 US$$57.31B$57.57B 2021 INT$
3United States$67,191 constant 2015 US$$28.4T—
4Ireland$67,024 constant 2015 US$$435.17B$478.37B 2021 INT$
5Macau$64,642 constant 2015 US$——
6Singapore$63,183 constant 2015 US$$451.26B$666.13B 2021 INT$
7Australia$62,644 constant 2015 US$$1.7T$1.59T 2021 INT$
8Denmark$62,253 constant 2015 US$$433.6B$427.86B 2021 INT$
9Iceland$58,381 constant 2015 US$$31.77B—
10Sweden$56,137 constant 2015 US$$615B$686.19B 2021 INT$
11Netherlands$51,035 constant 2015 US$$1.12T$1.27T 2021 INT$
12Hong Kong$50,004 constant 2015 US$$429.43B$544.91B 2021 INT$
13United Kingdom$47,436 constant 2015 US$$3.42T$3.62T 2021 INT$
14Germany$45,707 constant 2015 US$$4.6T$5.44T 2021 INT$
15Canada$45,405 constant 2015 US$$2.2T$2.29T 2021 INT$
16Finland$44,834 constant 2015 US$$290.29B$309.11B 2021 INT$
17Belgium$44,602 constant 2015 US$$655.62B$746.74B 2021 INT$
18Austria$44,385 constant 2015 US$$502.61B$572.56B 2021 INT$
19Israel$42,217 constant 2015 US$$527.73B$468.2B 2021 INT$
20New Zealand$41,481 constant 2015 US$$251.58B—
21France$39,871 constant 2015 US$$3.1T$3.78T 2021 INT$
22Japan$39,758 constant 2015 US$$4.46T—
23South Korea$36,249 constant 2015 US$$1.9T$2.85T 2021 INT$
24Italy$34,391 constant 2015 US$$2.28T$3.14T 2021 INT$
25Kuwait$34,174 constant 2015 US$$199.68B—
26Brunei$31,790 constant 2015 US$$16.67B$37.31B 2021 INT$
27Bahamas$31,545 constant 2015 US$$14.85B$13.93B 2021 INT$
28Malta$30,689 constant 2015 US$$20.89B$31.14B 2021 INT$
29Cyprus$29,468 constant 2015 US$$31.98B$46.56B 2021 INT$
30Spain$29,272 constant 2015 US$$1.64T$2.37T 2021 INT$
31Saudi Arabia$27,012 constant 2015 US$$1.26T$2.21T 2021 INT$
32Bahrain$26,622 constant 2015 US$$44.63B$100.6B 2021 INT$
33Slovenia$25,829 constant 2015 US$$67.63B$103.38B 2021 INT$
34Portugal$22,906 constant 2015 US$$287.75B$453.01B 2021 INT$
35Greece$21,337 constant 2015 US$$236.5B$395.59B 2021 INT$
36Estonia$19,965 constant 2015 US$$39.63B$56.71B 2021 INT$
37Czechia$19,821 constant 2015 US$$322.41B$505.48B 2021 INT$
38Uruguay$18,632 constant 2015 US$$73.31B$98B 2021 INT$
39Lithuania$18,159 constant 2015 US$$78.42B$132.53B 2021 INT$
40Slovakia$17,968 constant 2015 US$$127.77B$204.32B 2021 INT$
41Croatia$17,940 constant 2015 US$$86.01B$166.95B 2021 INT$
42Oman$17,900 constant 2015 US$$103.12B$192.19B 2021 INT$
43Poland$17,365 constant 2015 US$$789.49B$1.58T 2021 INT$
44Latvia$16,917 constant 2015 US$$40.36B$69.31B 2021 INT$
45Panama$16,232 constant 2015 US$$81.3B$158.68B 2021 INT$
46Hungary$15,881 constant 2015 US$$198.64B$362.38B 2021 INT$
47Chile$15,025 constant 2015 US$$311.28B$567.39B 2021 INT$
48Romania$13,699 constant 2015 US$$335.31B$779.89B 2021 INT$
49Costa Rica$13,692 constant 2015 US$$80.15B$126.47B 2021 INT$
50Palau$13,634 constant 2015 US$——
51Argentina$12,505 constant 2015 US$$618.17B$1.18T 2021 INT$
52Kazakhstan$12,014 constant 2015 US$$248.96B$705.48B 2021 INT$
53Malaysia$11,627 constant 2015 US$$414.09B$1.17T 2021 INT$
54Mauritius$10,988 constant 2015 US$$16.16B$34.79B 2021 INT$
55Bulgaria$10,926 constant 2015 US$$98.99B$208.3B 2021 INT$
56Mexico$10,625 constant 2015 US$$1.68T$2.94T 2021 INT$
57Montenegro$9,697 constant 2015 US$$7.61B$18.52B 2021 INT$
58Gabon$9,668 constant 2015 US$$19.78B$45.9B 2021 INT$
59Brazil$9,324 constant 2015 US$$2.11T$4T 2021 INT$
60Dominican Republic$8,766 constant 2015 US$$117.48B$268.27B 2021 INT$
61Serbia$8,336 constant 2015 US$$76.48B$170.29B 2021 INT$
62Maldives$7,907 constant 2015 US$$6.15B$11.16B 2021 INT$
63Marshall Islands$7,184 constant 2015 US$$319.05M$323.98M 2021 INT$
64Libya$7,164 constant 2015 US$$50.87B$99.72B 2021 INT$
65Colombia$7,096 constant 2015 US$$372.1B$986.23B 2021 INT$
66Belarus$6,882 constant 2015 US$$75.4B$257.04B 2021 INT$
67Peru$6,851 constant 2015 US$$256.55B$514.37B 2021 INT$
68Albania$6,817 constant 2015 US$$23.56B$53.24B 2021 INT$
69Bosnia and Herzegovina$6,773 constant 2015 US$$27.8B$63.41B 2021 INT$
70Botswana$6,663 constant 2015 US$$19.55B—
71North Macedonia$6,586 constant 2015 US$$15.14B$41.78B 2021 INT$
72Paraguay$6,449 constant 2015 US$$43.67B$103.53B 2021 INT$
73Georgia$6,342 constant 2015 US$$30B$88.47B 2021 INT$
74Ecuador$6,116 constant 2015 US$$116.56B$252.85B 2021 INT$
75Belize$6,018 constant 2015 US$$2.98B$5.05B 2021 INT$
76Mongolia$5,758 constant 2015 US$$18.98B$59.16B 2021 INT$
77South Africa$5,732 constant 2015 US$$391.2B$826.84B 2021 INT$
78Iraq$5,473 constant 2015 US$$277.44B$552.95B 2021 INT$
79Tonga$5,428 constant 2015 US$——
80Equatorial Guinea$5,296 constant 2015 US$$8.96B$22.28B 2021 INT$
81Samoa$5,043 constant 2015 US$$1.1B$1.75B 2021 INT$
82Armenia$5,022 constant 2015 US$$23.7B$56.62B 2021 INT$
83Iran$5,002 constant 2015 US$$469.38B$1.47T 2021 INT$
84Algeria$4,990 constant 2015 US$$251.55B$743.12B 2021 INT$
85Lebanon$4,702 constant 2015 US$——
86Guatemala$4,611 constant 2015 US$$106.39B$233.43B 2021 INT$
87Cape Verde$4,599 constant 2015 US$$2.6B$5.1B 2021 INT$
88Namibia$4,598 constant 2015 US$$12.84B$32.63B 2021 INT$
89Philippines$4,416 constant 2015 US$$518.15B$1.36T 2021 INT$
90Indonesia$4,205 constant 2015 US$$1.39T$3.93T 2021 INT$
91El Salvador$4,163 constant 2015 US$$32.45B$68.61B 2021 INT$
92Moldova$4,137 constant 2015 US$$16.52B$41.27B 2021 INT$
93Sri Lanka$4,029 constant 2015 US$$84.55B$293.22B 2021 INT$
94Tunisia$4,025 constant 2015 US$$47.66B$143.96B 2021 INT$
95Vietnam$3,885 constant 2015 US$$453.51B$1.43T 2021 INT$
96Egypt$3,823 constant 2015 US$$408.68B$1.84T 2021 INT$
97Morocco$3,549 constant 2015 US$$148.59B$354.58B 2021 INT$
98Djibouti$3,506 constant 2015 US$$4.25B$8.47B 2021 INT$
99Kiribati$3,386 constant 2015 US$$492.97M—
100Bhutan$3,350 constant 2015 US$——
101Vanuatu$3,259 constant 2015 US$$1.28B—
102Angola$3,190 constant 2015 US$$107.69B$305.18B 2021 INT$
103Eswatini$3,162 constant 2015 US$$4.46B$11.97B 2021 INT$
104Bolivia$3,038 constant 2015 US$$51.68B$135.98B 2021 INT$
105Ukraine$2,935 constant 2015 US$$184.4B$599.96B 2021 INT$
106Honduras$2,387 constant 2015 US$$32.66B$65.81B 2021 INT$
107Palestine$2,384 constant 2015 US$$14.31B$22.15B 2021 INT$
108India$2,335 constant 2015 US$$3.84T$14.05T 2021 INT$
109Ivory Coast$2,283 constant 2015 US$$80.89B$206.24B 2021 INT$
110Nicaragua$2,262 constant 2015 US$$17.38B$53.85B 2021 INT$
111Cambodia$2,211 constant 2015 US$$44.91B$117.13B 2021 INT$
112Ghana$2,176 constant 2015 US$$79.55B$239.57B 2021 INT$
113Mauritania$2,094 constant 2015 US$$10.95B$31.67B 2021 INT$
114Solomon Islands$1,896 constant 2015 US$$1.57B$2.09B 2021 INT$
115Kyrgyzstan$1,873 constant 2015 US$$15.84B$58.03B 2021 INT$
116Kenya$1,840 constant 2015 US$$117.78B$321.92B 2021 INT$
117Pakistan$1,720 constant 2015 US$$358.34B$1.4T 2021 INT$
118Sao Tome and Principe$1,603 constant 2015 US$$671.2M—
119Tajikistan$1,528 constant 2015 US$$17.51B—
120Republic of the Congo$1,498 constant 2015 US$$14.42B$35.75B 2021 INT$
121Cameroon$1,484 constant 2015 US$$49.48B$142.13B 2021 INT$
122Senegal$1,476 constant 2015 US$$31.07B$82.53B 2021 INT$
123Comoros$1,439 constant 2015 US$$1.38B$3.01B 2021 INT$
124Zimbabwe$1,372 constant 2015 US$$39.93B$88.6B 2021 INT$
125Benin$1,306 constant 2015 US$$20.62B$55.22B 2021 INT$
126Timor-Leste$1,287 constant 2015 US$$2.31B$4.86B 2021 INT$
127Haiti$1,285 constant 2015 US$$20.75B$35.26B 2021 INT$
128Nepal$1,254 constant 2015 US$$43.73B$150.36B 2021 INT$
129Venezuela$1,236 constant 2015 US$$108.59B—
130Lesotho$1,225 constant 2015 US$$2.75B—
131Tanzania$1,123 constant 2015 US$$80.25B$242.97B 2021 INT$
132Sierra Leone$1,097 constant 2015 US$$7.08B$25.48B 2021 INT$
133Guinea$985 constant 2015 US$$21.31B$54.17B 2021 INT$
134Mali$957 constant 2015 US$$25.18B$69.49B 2021 INT$
135Rwanda$938 constant 2015 US$$14.79B$46.73B 2021 INT$
136Ethiopia$933 constant 2015 US$$145.52B$396.76B 2021 INT$
137Uganda$909 constant 2015 US$$50.93B$135.59B 2021 INT$
138Chad$836 constant 2015 US$$19.12B$49.22B 2021 INT$
139Gambia$794 constant 2015 US$$2.43B$8.82B 2021 INT$
140Guinea-Bissau$790 constant 2015 US$$2.18B$6.14B 2021 INT$
141Burkina Faso$789 constant 2015 US$$20.1B—
142Niger$584 constant 2015 US$$18.27B$55.85B 2021 INT$
143Mozambique$569 constant 2015 US$$19.09B$48.37B 2021 INT$
144Central African Republic$499 constant 2015 US$$2.74B$6.3B 2021 INT$
145Somalia$492 constant 2015 US$$11.71B$27.6B 2021 INT$
146DR Congo$481 constant 2015 US$$72.7B$168.07B 2021 INT$
147Madagascar$451 constant 2015 US$$16.43B$50.19B 2021 INT$
—China—$19.25T—
—Nigeria—$396.18B—
—Bangladesh—$490.16B$1.54T 2021 INT$
—Russia—$2.24T—
—Turkey—$1.15T—
—Thailand—$508.95B—
—Myanmar—$65.93B—
—Sudan—$35.82B$91.58B 2021 INT$
—Uzbekistan—$109.65B—
—Malawi—$12.32B—
—Zambia—$25.93B—
—Burundi—$3.61B—
—Jordan—$51.2B—
—United Arab Emirates—$566.4B—
—Papua New Guinea—$30.66B—
—Azerbaijan—$74.77B—
—Togo—$10.32B—
—Switzerland—$857.48B—
—Laos—$15.53B—
—Turkmenistan—$48.82B—
—Liberia—$4.28B—
—Norway—$547.01B—
—Puerto Rico—$82.84B—
—Qatar—$220.88B—
—Jamaica—$20.47B—
—Trinidad and Tobago—$27.01B—
—Fiji—$5.4B—
—Guyana—$16.74B—
—Suriname—$3.61B—
—New Caledonia—$8.8B—
—French Polynesia—$6.74B—
—Barbados—$7.1B—
—Curacao—$3.52B—
—Saint Lucia—$2.27B—
—Seychelles—$2.12B—
—Grenada—$1.23B—
—Micronesia—$480.22M—
—Aruba—$3.84B—
—Saint Vincent and the Grenadines—$1.11B—
—Antigua and Barbuda—$1.98B—
—Andorra—$3.9B—
—Dominica—$677.3M—
—Faroe Islands—$4B—
—Turks and Caicos Islands—$1.71B—
—Saint Kitts and Nevis—$1.05B—
—Sint Maarten—$1.69B—
—Nauru—$243.77M—

What correlates with GNI per Capita Atlas (2024)?

Pearson r against 1,441 other country metrics sharing at least 89 countries. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher GNI per Capita Atlas tend to score higher on these

  1. GDP per Capita - UNGDP per Capita by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 147
    Plot
  2. GDP per Capita - World BankGDP per Capita by Country
    r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 140
    Plot
  3. GDP per Person (US$)Economic Indicators by Country (World Bank)
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 144
    Plot
  4. Consumer Spending per CapitaConsumer Spending by Country
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 130
    Plot
  5. GDP per Capita - IMFGDP per Capita by Country
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 142
    Plot
  6. Mean IncomeMedian Income by Country
    r = +0.96 · very strong · n = 130
    Plot

Opposite directions

Places that have a higher GNI per Capita Atlas tend to score lower on these

  1. Failed States IndexFailed States
    r = −0.82 · very strong · n = 138
    Plot
  2. Brain DrainFailed States
    r = −0.81 · very strong · n = 138
    Plot
  3. Fragile States Index
    r = −0.81 · very strong · n = 139
    Plot
  4. Brain Drain IndexBrain Drain Countries
    r = −0.81 · very strong · n = 136
    Plot
  5. EconomyFailed States
    r = −0.80 · very strong · n = 138
    Plot
  6. Individuals Making Under $10kWealth Inequality by Country
    r = −0.78 · very strong · n = 132
    Plot

Quick answers

Which country has the highest GNI per Capita Atlas?
Bermuda has the highest GNI per Capita Atlas in 2024, at $119,540 constant 2015 US$, followed by Luxembourg ($70,611 constant 2015 US$) and United States ($67,191 constant 2015 US$).
Which country has the lowest GNI per Capita Atlas?
Madagascar has the lowest GNI per Capita Atlas in 2024, at $451 constant 2015 US$.
What is the median GNI per Capita Atlas across countries?
The median is $6,116 constant 2015 US$ across the 147 countries with data in 2024.
Where does this gross national product (gnp) by country data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: GNI, Atlas method (current US$) - World Bank; GNI, PPP (constant 2021 international $) - World Bank; GNI per capita, Atlas method (current US$) - World Bank; GNI per capita, PPP (current international $) - World Bank.

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