How do countries compare on wealth, health and the internet?
Pick countries and compare them on GDP per person, population, life expectancy, internet use, access to electricity, unemployment, inflation, carbon emissions per person, health spending per person or college enrollment. It opens with GDP per person in 2024: $86,170 in the United States, $56,104 in Germany, $13,293 in China, $2,592 in India and $1,084 in Nigeria. Each measure uses the newest year most countries have reported; GDP is in US dollars at that year's exchange rates, not adjusted for prices.
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| Country | GDP per person, US dollars |
|---|---|
| United States | 86,170 |
| Germany | 56,104 |
| United Kingdom | 53,341 |
| Japan | 33,797 |
| China | 13,293 |
| Brazil | 10,311 |
| India | 2,592 |
| Nigeria | 1,084 |
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