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CHART 1.1 |
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, 2004
converted at PPP rates
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- Ireland, the U.S., and Norway were the countries with the highest GDP per capita among the 21 economies compared.
- The other economies showed levels of GDP per capita between 80 percent (Canada and Austria) and 25 percent (Mexico) of the U.S. level.
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NOTE: Hong Kong SAR stands for Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China. Purchasing Power Parity
(PPP) is the number of foreign currency units required to buy goods and services in a foreign country equivalent
to what can be bought with one dollar in the U.S.
SOURCE: Bureau of Labor Statistics and World Bank.
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