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Chile vs. Peru

How Chile and Peru compare on income per person, population, life expectancy, internet use, electricity, unemployment, inflation, carbon emissions, health spending and college enrollment, each next to the world figure and linked to its chart, where you'll find its source, its date and every country's numbers.

The biggest differences

  • Health spending per person is 3.9 times as high in Chile ($1,737) as in Peru ($446).
  • Inflation is 2.3 percentage points higher in Chile (4.3%) than in Peru (2%).
  • GDP per person is 95% higher in Chile ($16,659) than in Peru ($8,526).

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Figures are from the World Bank's World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0), for the newest year most countries have reported; many are estimates, and they are revised as new data comes in. GDP per person is in US dollars at each year's exchange rates, not adjusted for differences in prices, and so is health spending. Two figures are called about the same when GDP, population, emissions or health spending differ by less than 5%, life expectancy by less than a year, unemployment or inflation by less than 1 percentage point, or another share by less than 2 percentage points.

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