This is the list of countries by gross fixed capital formation (GFCP), formerly known as gross fixed investment. The list includes sovereign states and self-governing dependent territories based upon the ISO standard ISO 3166-1.
According to World Bank, [1] gross fixed capital formation (formerly gross domestic fixed investment) includes land improvements (fences, ditches, drains, and so on); plant, machinery, and equipment purchases; and the construction of roads, railways, and the like, including schools, offices, hospitals, private residential dwellings, and commercial and industrial buildings. According to the 1993 SNA, [2] net acquisitions of valuables are also considered capital formation.
The following table shows the most recent values as well as two previous ones at 5-year intervals (if available) of gross fixed capital formation, expressed in millions of constant 2015 US dollars [3] and as percentage of GDP, [4] based on data published by World Bank. Sorting is alphabetical by country code, according to ISO 3166-1 alpha-3.
Country/Territory/Region/Group | Gross fixed capital formation | ||||||||
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Constant 2015 US$ (millions US$) | Percentage of GDP | Year | Constant 2015 US$ (millions US$) | Percentage of GDP | Year | Constant 2015 US$ (millions US$) | Percentage of GDP | Year | |
Afghanistan | 1852.748 | 12.99% | 2021 | ||||||
Angola | 27413.614 | 25.67% | 2022 | 17127.299 | 23.24% | 2017 | 34165.590 | 26.68% | 2012 |
Albania | 4518.554 | 23.89% | 2022 | 3199.793 | 24.58% | 2017 | 3263.361 | 26.49% | 2012 |
United Arab Emirates | 70613.018 | 20.21% | 2020 | 83725.068 | 22.61% | 2015 | 71752.718 | 23.90% | 2010 |
Argentina | 112873.846 | 17.88% | 2022 | 97588.216 | 15.16% | 2017 | 86579.294 | 15.86% | 2012 |
Armenia | 3954.573 | 20.27% | 2022 | 2034.409 | 17.65% | 2017 | 2506.036 | 23.60% | 2012 |
Australia | 389721.178 | 23.02% | 2022 | 318374.236 | 23.99% | 2017 | 424120.557 | 27.40% | 2012 |
Austria | 119134.594 | 25.30% | 2022 | 98592.721 | 23.63% | 2017 | 92726.616 | 22.65% | 2012 |
Azerbaijan | 10137.941 | 12.88% | 2022 | 9733.290 | 23.82% | 2017 | 15646.762 | 22.46% | 2012 |
Burundi | 446.951 | 13.39% | 2022 | 244.689 | 8.98% | 2017 | 346.225 | 14.84% | 2012 |
Belgium | 139440.067 | 23.90% | 2022 | 117036.100 | 23.28% | 2017 | 113926.066 | 22.96% | 2012 |
Benin | 6285.978 | 36.13% | 2022 | 2977.071 | 23.44% | 2017 | 1805.349 | 16.20% | 2012 |
Burkina Faso | 3066.093 | 16.29% | 2022 | 2946.989 | 20.89% | 2017 | 2782.900 | 22.16% | 2012 |
Bangladesh | 147481.968 | 32.05% | 2022 | 90907.916 | 30.95% | 2017 | 37689.469 | 28.26% | 2012 |
Bulgaria | 15412.592 | 17.06% | 2022 | 10855.945 | 18.30% | 2017 | 11466.979 | 21.12% | 2012 |
Bahrain | 9669.881 | 24.61% | 2021 | 8305.053 | 25.76% | 2016 | 6062.261 | 21.07% | 2011 |
Bahamas | 2628.900 | 20.38% | 2022 | 3283.100 | 26.79% | 2017 | 3249.300 | 30.31% | 2012 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 5060.060 | 21.40% | 2021 | 3503.846 | 20.47% | 2016 | 4097.430 | 21.98% | 2011 |
Belarus | 14137.315 | 19.42% | 2022 | 14315.271 | 26.16% | 2017 | 21949.670 | 33.42% | 2012 |
Belize | 588.641 | 20.80% | 2022 | 349.205 | 15.41% | 2017 | 247.881 | 13.05% | 2012 |
Bermuda | 945.200 | 12.53% | 2022 | 983.043 | 13.76% | 2017 | 702.521 | 11.01% | 2012 |
Bolivia | 7411.899 | 16.84% | 2022 | 7977.471 | 21.27% | 2017 | 4973.493 | 18.36% | 2012 |
Brazil | 361411.092 | 18.82% | 2022 | 300426.867 | 14.56% | 2017 | 510714.163 | 20.72% | 2012 |
Barbados | 963.500 | 16.90% | 2022 | 768.650 | 15.40% | 2017 | 736.200 | 15.96% | 2012 |
Brunei | 4283.490 | 25.68% | 2022 | 4194.838 | 34.59% | 2017 | 6241.362 | 32.77% | 2012 |
Bhutan | 1217.637 | 43.99% | 2021 | 1221.029 | 56.56% | 2016 | 1236.356 | 69.57% | 2011 |
Botswana | 4943.225 | 24.28% | 2022 | 3894.094 | 24.18% | 2017 | 4376.099 | 31.47% | 2012 |
Central African Republic | 355.779 | 14.93% | 2022 | 502.297 | 24.24% | 2017 | 270.331 | 10.77% | 2012 |
Canada | 493892.391 | 23.10% | 2022 | 374322.815 | 22.70% | 2017 | 447843.495 | 24.49% | 2012 |
Switzerland | 214840.725 | 26.25% | 2022 | 188739.302 | 27.15% | 2017 | 180315.064 | 26.27% | 2012 |
Chile | 74738.502 | 24.83% | 2022 | 61465.489 | 22.26% | 2017 | 71436.239 | 26.75% | 2012 |
China | 7539641.267 | 41.97% | 2022 | 5153317.588 | 41.86% | 2017 | 3775477.696 | 44.25% | 2012 |
Ivory Coast | 17576.634 | 25.10% | 2022 | 11505.937 | 21.91% | 2017 | 6212.149 | 17.11% | 2012 |
Cameroon | 7866.129 | 18.02% | 2022 | 6965.626 | 19.30% | 2017 | 5487.214 | 18.20% | 2012 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 9915.438 | 15.32% | 2022 | 9418.793 | 24.77% | 2017 | 4175.543 | 14.25% | 2012 |
Republic of the Congo | 3272.625 | 20.69% | 2022 | 4339.021 | 36.66% | 2017 | 6750.107 | 38.15% | 2012 |
Colombia | 64991.426 | 18.91% | 2022 | 67746.192 | 21.72% | 2017 | 78309.281 | 21.13% | 2012 |
Comoros | 161.052 | 12.96% | 2022 | 143.550 | 13.32% | 2017 | 169.606 | 16.70% | 2012 |
Costa Rica | 11737.049 | 16.95% | 2022 | 11000.462 | 18.18% | 2017 | 9459.960 | 20.03% | 2012 |
Cuba | 72713.000 | 11.48% | 2022 | 9564.000 | 9.87% | 2017 | 5677.000 | 7.76% | 2012 |
Curaçao | 1037.207 | 34.05% | 2018 | 875.754 | 28.87% | 2013 | 28.05% | 2008 | |
Cyprus | 5957.060 | 20.37% | 2022 | 4771.684 | 20.86% | 2017 | 3872.785 | 15.51% | 2012 |
Czech Republic | 77812.262 | 26.78% | 2022 | 54474.198 | 24.92% | 2017 | 54627.506 | 26.16% | 2012 |
Germany | 901613.926 | 22.09% | 2022 | 753357.264 | 20.41% | 2017 | 716754.050 | 20.32% | 2012 |
Djibouti | 1037.666 | 29.52% | 2022 | 721.367 | 26.11% | 2017 | |||
Denmark | 86996.259 | 21.74% | 2022 | 70495.054 | 21.23% | 2017 | 61431.050 | 18.78% | 2012 |
Dominican Republic | 37669.288 | 33.18% | 2022 | 18983.744 | 23.73% | 2017 | 14612.141 | 24.08% | 2012 |
Algeria | 58113.324 | 29.80% | 2022 | 69367.836 | 40.78% | 2017 | 64388.337 | 30.80% | 2012 |
Ecuador | 24539.440 | 21.33% | 2022 | 26496.256 | 25.40% | 2017 | 23707.838 | 26.96% | 2012 |
Egypt | 72498.480 | 15.21% | 2022 | 36569.293 | 14.72% | 2017 | 41016.667 | 14.70% | 2012 |
Eritrea | 260.734 | 12.63% | 2011 | ||||||
Spain | 284649.577 | 20.08% | 2022 | 245063.997 | 18.66% | 2017 | 245443.458 | 18.53% | 2012 |
Estonia | 9646.852 | 25.32% | 2022 | 6978.328 | 25.92% | 2017 | 6608.817 | 28.71% | 2012 |
Ethiopia | 32127.032 | 25.34% | 2022 | 31435.989 | 38.44% | 2017 | 16067.395 | 37.10% | 2012 |
Finland | 68535.565 | 24.23% | 2022 | 59691.224 | 23.35% | 2017 | 59607.770 | 23.08% | 2012 |
Fiji | 917.428 | 18.42% | 2022 | 1028.813 | 19.22% | 2017 | 592.883 | 14.93% | 2012 |
France | 700271.026 | 25.20% | 2022 | 583796.638 | 22.50% | 2017 | 602702.075 | 22.46% | 2012 |
Federated States of Micronesia | 37.800 | 35.49% | 1983 | ||||||
Gabon | 3280.113 | 15.57% | 2022 | 3179.453 | 21.30% | 2017 | 4762.620 | 27.74% | 2012 |
United Kingdom | 566660.949 | 18.34% | 2022 | 489074.298 | 18.25% | 2017 | 426538.637 | 15.76% | 2012 |
Georgia | 4934.481 | 19.91% | 2022 | 4140.596 | 25.49% | 2017 | 3646.493 | 22.11% | 2012 |
Ghana | 11828.748 | 16.04% | 2022 | 11408.519 | 18.89% | 2017 | 6648.834 | 16.11% | 2012 |
Guinea | 3149.667 | 15.00% | 2022 | 2660.236 | 25.77% | 2017 | 1918.507 | 25.12% | 2012 |
Gambia | 736.285 | 33.66% | 2022 | 345.523 | 22.96% | 2017 | 295.413 | 20.88% | 2012 |
Guinea-Bissau | 348.340 | 24.33% | 2020 | 99.006 | 9.45% | 2015 | 90.657 | 10.67% | 2010 |
Equatorial Guinea | 1294.714 | 11.39% | 2019 | 6219.932 | 28.58% | 2014 | 8056.811 | 53.61% | 2009 |
Greece | 29797.579 | 13.69% | 2022 | 23559.925 | 11.79% | 2017 | 27905.084 | 11.53% | 2012 |
Greenland | 1078.699 | 33.34% | 2021 | 663.159 | 24.50% | 2016 | 1718.289 | 64.01% | 2011 |
Guatemala | 15923.507 | 16.76% | 2022 | 9751.667 | 13.61% | 2017 | 7452.443 | 15.03% | 2012 |
Guyana | 266.717 | 32.33% | 2005 | ||||||
Hong Kong | 57642.059 | 16.02% | 2022 | 73907.637 | 21.66% | 2017 | 66707.476 | 25.40% | 2012 |
Honduras | 7465.941 | 23.54% | 2022 | 5444.456 | 23.53% | 2017 | 4515.597 | 24.37% | 2012 |
Croatia | 14057.847 | 19.63% | 2022 | 10994.017 | 19.61% | 2017 | 11053.136 | 19.27% | 2012 |
Haiti | 3212.647 | 15.86% | 2022 | 2547.303 | 16.88% | 2017 | 2400.328 | 17.51% | 2012 |
Hungary | 49979.708 | 28.18% | 2022 | 31696.496 | 22.15% | 2017 | 24667.544 | 19.15% | 2012 |
Indonesia | 383658.937 | 29.08% | 2022 | 326629.477 | 32.16% | 2017 | 300323.622 | 32.72% | 2012 |
India | 996269.774 | 29.16% | 2022 | 747127.553 | 28.18% | 2017 | 611105.981 | 33.44% | 2012 |
Ireland | 115335.195 | 21.63% | 2022 | 111436.533 | 33.04% | 2017 | 44174.518 | 19.62% | 2012 |
Iran | 102224.821 | 24.72% | 2022 | 107086.860 | 22.01% | 2017 | 193558.210 | 30.05% | 2012 |
Iraq | 17120.910 | 8.24% | 2021 | 24283.595 | 14.58% | 2016 | 31842.111 | 17.14% | 2011 |
Iceland | 6255.205 | 22.29% | 2022 | 5383.966 | 21.77% | 2017 | 2357.721 | 15.98% | 2012 |
Israel | 128979.551 | 24.57% | 2022 | 78596.177 | 21.94% | 2017 | 61353.796 | 23.39% | 2012 |
Italy | 449763.392 | 21.94% | 2022 | 342937.202 | 17.48% | 2017 | 382102.318 | 18.31% | 2012 |
Jamaica | 3814.154 | 24.09% | 2019 | 3060.382 | 22.02% | 2014 | 2528.008 | 20.86% | 2009 |
Jordan | 8174.648 | 18.37% | 2019 | 8191.549 | 22.23% | 2014 | 7542.254 | 30.74% | 2009 |
Japan | 1108353.316 | 26.19% | 2022 | 1233071.751 | 25.01% | 2017 | 1491169.581 | 23.77% | 2012 |
Kazakhstan | 48165.679 | 21.36% | 2022 | 36192.755 | 21.70% | 2017 | 47430.239 | 22.80% | 2012 |
Kenya | 21230.194 | 18.72% | 2022 | 16321.756 | 19.90% | 2017 | 12173.250 | 21.59% | 2012 |
Kyrgyzstan | 2617.842 | 31.65% | 2018 | 2168.200 | 29.56% | 2013 | 1376.445 | 26.78% | 2008 |
Cambodia | 6494.449 | 22.01% | 2022 | 4856.301 | 21.90% | 2017 | 2440.030 | 17.36% | 2012 |
Kiribati | 47.888 | 21.04% | 2021 | 61.786 | 34.61% | 2016 | 33.031 | 18.28% | 2011 |
South Korea | 538487.883 | 32.17% | 2022 | 511455.783 | 31.51% | 2017 | 377716.781 | 29.55% | 2012 |
Kuwait | 3306.397 | 13.31% | 1994 | ||||||
Laos | 4615.842 | 29.01% | 2016 | ||||||
Lebanon | 1239.753 | 5.36% | 2021 | 11555.314 | 22.59% | 2016 | 10235.489 | 25.64% | 2011 |
Libya | 5006.175 | 12.58% | 2021 | 9699.658 | 19.43% | 2016 | 8378.776 | 17.39% | 2011 |
Sri Lanka | 17390.262 | 23.37% | 2022 | 29823.068 | 31.60% | 2017 | |||
Lesotho | 642.107 | 28.71% | 2022 | 631.753 | 27.39% | 2017 | 890.670 | 35.95% | 2012 |
Lithuania | 15197.730 | 21.41% | 2022 | 9606.570 | 20.11% | 2017 | 7436.825 | 17.32% | 2012 |
Luxembourg | 14299.391 | 17.51% | 2022 | 11704.209 | 17.81% | 2017 | 11463.635 | 19.18% | 2012 |
Latvia | 8900.986 | 21.75% | 2022 | 6279.438 | 20.60% | 2017 | 7331.424 | 26.03% | 2012 |
Macau | 5618.951 | 23.37% | 2022 | 9988.411 | 19.82% | 2017 | 5838.272 | 13.52% | 2012 |
Morocco | 35511.965 | 27.13% | 2022 | 33351.947 | 28.14% | 2017 | 32032.423 | 29.95% | 2012 |
Moldova | 3269.564 | 22.54% | 2022 | 2134.705 | 22.43% | 2017 | 2058.310 | 23.63% | 2012 |
Madagascar | 2983.295 | 19.50% | 2022 | 2390.107 | 18.14% | 2017 | 2705.512 | 23.37% | 2012 |
Mexico | 328882.610 | 22.44% | 2022 | 276551.490 | 23.23% | 2017 | 297313.160 | 23.69% | 2012 |
Marshall Islands | 51.339 | 19.84% | 2022 | 48.138 | 22.63% | 2017 | 29.054 | 16.15% | 2012 |
North Macedonia | 3283.376 | 23.46% | 2021 | 2608.801 | 24.44% | 2016 | 2479.063 | 23.62% | 2011 |
Mali | 3486.158 | 18.52% | 2022 | 2804.221 | 18.25% | 2017 | 1843.753 | 14.82% | 2012 |
Malta | 4578.559 | 25.26% | 2022 | 2685.110 | 19.91% | 2017 | 1665.840 | 17.61% | 2012 |
Montenegro | 1340.277 | 21.51% | 2022 | 1307.496 | 26.92% | 2017 | 807.300 | 19.75% | 2012 |
Mongolia | 5111.974 | 29.81% | 2022 | 2565.850 | 22.35% | 2017 | 5546.041 | 45.12% | 2012 |
Mauritania | 2527.967 | 25.85% | 2022 | 2059.779 | 30.29% | 2017 | 2236.104 | 33.23% | 2012 |
Mauritius | 2553.165 | 19.72% | 2022 | 2305.300 | 16.81% | 2017 | 2635.111 | 22.58% | 2012 |
Malaysia | 74133.972 | 18.21% | 2022 | 79978.202 | 25.06% | 2017 | 79753.600 | 25.36% | 2012 |
Namibia | 2080.655 | 16.11% | 2022 | 2312.226 | 17.93% | 2017 | 3357.947 | 25.75% | 2012 |
New Caledonia | 2558.933 | 27.89% | 2017 | ||||||
Niger | 4353.866 | 28.38% | 2022 | 2885.201 | 25.80% | 2017 | 2715.435 | 28.81% | 2012 |
Nicaragua | 3361.253 | 21.45% | 2022 | 3689.302 | 26.76% | 2017 | 2955.790 | 28.06% | 2012 |
Netherlands | 210470.725 | 20.85% | 2022 | 167949.701 | 20.14% | 2017 | 157393.036 | 18.76% | 2012 |
Norway | 113944.353 | 19.67% | 2022 | 97850.413 | 24.36% | 2017 | 114376.107 | 22.31% | 2012 |
Nepal | 11617.017 | 28.45% | 2022 | 8858.190 | 30.58% | 2017 | 5206.662 | 23.99% | 2012 |
New Zealand | 64090.203 | 25.83% | 2022 | 47348.021 | 22.92% | 2017 | 36575.871 | 20.76% | 2012 |
Oman | 22594.206 | 25.62% | 2021 | 29524.837 | 39.30% | 2016 | 22127.698 | 28.55% | 2011 |
Pakistan | 52494.863 | 14.01% | 2022 | 49601.656 | 14.62% | 2017 | 33661.863 | 13.46% | 2012 |
Panama | 24467.835 | 39.34% | 2017 | ||||||
Peru | 57221.289 | 23.58% | 2022 | 43483.675 | 20.61% | 2017 | 48248.285 | 25.04% | 2012 |
Philippines | 94345.658 | 23.34% | 2022 | 84232.079 | 25.64% | 2017 | 52200.934 | 19.93% | 2012 |
Papua New Guinea | 712.138 | 18.13% | 2004 | ||||||
Poland | 115657.683 | 16.81% | 2022 | 92178.691 | 17.57% | 2017 | 96977.100 | 19.58% | 2012 |
Puerto Rico | 14277.600 | 12.59% | 2022 | 8256.100 | 7.98% | 2017 | 10356.100 | 10.20% | 2012 |
Portugal | 51247.189 | 20.08% | 2022 | 37152.653 | 16.78% | 2017 | 34215.799 | 15.82% | 2012 |
Paraguay | 9093.503 | 21.80% | 2022 | 7484.423 | 19.19% | 2017 | 6500.007 | 19.54% | 2012 |
Palestine | 4778.400 | 25.00% | 2022 | 4193.400 | 26.00% | 2017 | 2499.200 | 20.47% | 2012 |
French Polynesia | 1265.484 | 21.76% | 2022 | 1116.345 | 19.14% | 2017 | 1054.463 | 18.52% | 2012 |
Romania | 74989.032 | 24.94% | 2022 | 47968.238 | 22.83% | 2017 | 48378.237 | 27.01% | 2012 |
Russia | 464097.641 | 20.71% | 2022 | 346042.693 | 21.98% | 2017 | 476134.256 | 21.56% | 2012 |
Rwanda | 3269.220 | 24.56% | 2022 | 2101.658 | 22.71% | 2017 | 1732.500 | 22.63% | 2012 |
Saudi Arabia | 273136.966 | 24.64% | 2022 | 171225.750 | 23.95% | 2017 | 164046.675 | 22.11% | 2012 |
Sudan | 1125.340 | 2.18% | 2022 | 13968.920 | 10.77% | 2017 | 12464.910 | 19.72% | 2012 |
Senegal | 9925.160 | 35.85% | 2022 | 5440.191 | 25.91% | 2017 | 3656.230 | 20.70% | 2012 |
Singapore | 96346.906 | 20.64% | 2022 | 86679.508 | 25.25% | 2017 | 77993.016 | 26.43% | 2012 |
Solomon Islands | 288.942 | 18.81% | 2020 | 208.915 | 15.97% | 2015 | 161.163 | 17.94% | 2010 |
Sierra Leone | 463.565 | 11.32% | 2022 | 672.439 | 18.08% | 2017 | 939.886 | 24.80% | 2012 |
El Salvador | 6510.580 | 20.04% | 2022 | 4003.860 | 16.03% | 2017 | 3549.290 | 16.60% | 2012 |
San Marino | 325.007 | 17.52% | 2021 | 279.341 | 19.02% | 2016 | |||
Somalia | 2698.885 | 25.90% | 2022 | 1053.681 | 12.77% | 2017 | |||
Serbia | 15353.900 | 24.16% | 2022 | 7835.948 | 17.74% | 2017 | 8751.209 | 20.21% | 2012 |
South Sudan | 689.964 | 5.75% | 2015 | ||||||
Suriname | 1639.824 | 37.54% | 2010 | ||||||
Slovakia | 23187.802 | 20.08% | 2022 | 20186.680 | 21.10% | 2017 | 19273.448 | 20.37% | 2012 |
Slovenia | 12983.520 | 21.62% | 2022 | 8901.705 | 18.32% | 2017 | 8864.554 | 19.03% | 2012 |
Sweden | 160392.792 | 27.13% | 2022 | 135993.090 | 25.14% | 2017 | 125543.766 | 22.72% | 2012 |
Eswatini | 564.735 | 11.79% | 2022 | 564.932 | 12.83% | 2017 | 577.813 | 11.82% | 2012 |
Seychelles | 740.839 | 46.64% | 2022 | 832.659 | 54.43% | 2017 | 411.033 | 37.71% | 2012 |
Syria | 780.660 | 8.70% | 2021 | 992.839 | 7.88% | 2016 | 14609.415 | 21.63% | 2011 |
Chad | 1845.768 | 14.53% | 2022 | 2053.843 | 20.54% | 2017 | 3846.283 | 31.10% | 2012 |
Togo | 1769.335 | 21.21% | 2022 | 1083.869 | 16.97% | 2017 | 1058.340 | 19.55% | 2012 |
Thailand | 115933.962 | 23.40% | 2022 | 105456.598 | 23.11% | 2017 | 107315.514 | 26.99% | 2012 |
Tajikistan | 2857.435 | 31.97% | 2021 | 2801.801 | 40.07% | 2016 | 1865.045 | 28.59% | 2011 |
Turkmenistan | 9049.457 | 18.10% | 2021 | 16987.457 | 46.97% | 2016 | 15181.409 | 51.93% | 2011 |
Timor-Leste | 321.426 | 10.03% | 2022 | 522.136 | 32.67% | 2017 | 668.489 | 57.60% | 2012 |
Tonga | 109.027 | 23.24% | 2021 | 99.819 | 23.74% | 2016 | 117.062 | 28.24% | 2011 |
Tunisia | 7553.416 | 16.31% | 2022 | 8452.215 | 20.05% | 2017 | 11286.718 | 23.86% | 2012 |
Turkey | 264542.260 | 29.16% | 2022 | 256469.440 | 29.86% | 2017 | 238264.459 | 27.06% | 2012 |
Tanzania | 32327.823 | 42.69% | 2022 | 18730.911 | 35.16% | 2017 | 13070.532 | 32.96% | 2012 |
Uganda | 10684.431 | 23.45% | 2022 | 7394.791 | 24.05% | 2017 | 7039.628 | 25.78% | 2012 |
Ukraine | 18635.470 | 11.61% | 2022 | 17683.723 | 15.78% | 2017 | 35429.229 | 19.40% | 2012 |
Uruguay | 13138.395 | 18.46% | 2022 | 10556.662 | 16.24% | 2017 | 12014.282 | 22.15% | 2012 |
United States | 4939579.000 | 21.19% | 2021 | 3808723.000 | 20.37% | 2016 | 2922919.000 | 18.74% | 2011 |
Uzbekistan | 25752.584 | 32.03% | 2022 | 15117.448 | 24.35% | 2017 | 14107.644 | 20.89% | 2012 |
Venezuela | 104298.406 | 21.62% | 2014 | ||||||
Vietnam | 129536.796 | 31.69% | 2022 | 85938.798 | 30.54% | 2017 | 56042.069 | 28.65% | 2012 |
Vanuatu | 566.830 | 53.69% | 2022 | 238.878 | 27.14% | 2017 | 174.584 | 23.35% | 2012 |
Samoa | 268.509 | 32.24% | 2022 | 275.778 | 31.17% | 2017 | 304.145 | 39.34% | 2012 |
Kosovo | 3044.687 | 32.36% | 2022 | 2151.323 | 29.96% | 2017 | 1891.936 | 30.70% | 2012 |
Yemen | 1259.446 | 5.83% | 2018 | 3275.968 | 8.11% | 2013 | 4148.554 | 15.42% | 2008 |
South Africa | 57590.636 | 14.21% | 2022 | 62553.048 | 16.40% | 2017 | 77909.449 | 17.93% | 2012 |
Zambia | 7321.371 | 25.10% | 2022 | 10041.187 | 38.81% | 2017 | 6150.020 | 24.11% | 2012 |
Zimbabwe | 3099.811 | 11.33% | 2022 | 1699.378 | 9.66% | 2017 | 2079.170 | 12.15% | 2012 |
WORLD | 26051112.573 | 25.71% | 2022 | 20501937.510 | 25.16% | 2017 | 18508829.727 | 24.48% | 2012 |
LDCs (Least developed countries) | 396883.567 | 27.81% | 2022 | 291910.209 | 26.16% | 2017 | 204307.905 | 24.09% | 2012 |
Low & middle income (WB) | 12572101.171 | 31.98% | 2022 | 9249313.463 | 31.21% | 2017 | 8000526.214 | 31.03% | 2012 |
Low-income (WB) | 99107.523 | 18.77% | 2022 | 101160.797 | 20.47% | 2017 | 82244.078 | 20.06% | 2012 |
Middle-income (WB) | 12461346.680 | 32.13% | 2022 | 9143651.689 | 31.37% | 2017 | 7913612.462 | 31.19% | 2012 |
Lower middle income (WB) | 2215040.828 | 27.11% | 2022 | 1737638.302 | 26.91% | 2017 | 1527059.084 | 27.80% | 2012 |
Upper middle income (WB) | 10200054.368 | 33.32% | 2022 | 7384338.122 | 32.55% | 2017 | 6371786.386 | 32.05% | 2012 |
High-income (WB) | 13425027.184 | 22.30% | 2021 | 10635131.725 | 21.57% | 2016 | 10316295.277 | 20.87% | 2011 |
European Union | 3760308.909 | 22.45% | 2022 | 3066343.408 | 20.77% | 2017 | 2977613.435 | 20.34% | 2012 |
OECD (Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development) | 13040931.978 | 22.26% | 2021 | 10444006.844 | 21.60% | 2016 | 10209041.463 | 20.95% | 2011 |
The economy of Eritrea has undergone extreme changes after the War of Independence. It experienced considerable growth in recent years, indicated by an improvement in gross domestic product in 2011 of 8.7 percent and in 2012 of 7.5% over 2011, and has a total of $8.090 billion as of 2020. However, worker remittances from abroad are estimated to account for 32 percent of gross domestic product.
Gross domestic product (GDP) is a monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced and rendered in a specific time period by a country or countries. GDP is often used to measure the economic health of a country or region. Definitions of GDP are maintained by several national USD international economic organizations, such as the OECD and the International Monetary Fund.
ISO 4217 is a standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) that defines alpha codes and numeric codes for the representation of currencies and provides information about the relationships between individual currencies and their minor units. This data is published in three tables:
Government spending or expenditure includes all government consumption, investment, and transfer payments. In national income accounting, the acquisition by governments of goods and services for current use, to directly satisfy the individual or collective needs of the community, is classed as government final consumption expenditure. Government acquisition of goods and services intended to create future benefits, such as infrastructure investment or research spending, is classed as government investment. These two types of government spending, on final consumption and on gross capital formation, together constitute one of the major components of gross domestic product.
Consumption of fixed capital (CFC) is a term used in business accounts, tax assessments and national accounts for depreciation of fixed assets. CFC is used in preference to "depreciation" to emphasize that fixed capital is used up in the process of generating new output, and because unlike depreciation it is not valued at historic cost but at current market value ; CFC may also include other expenses incurred in using or installing fixed assets beyond actual depreciation charges. Normally the term applies only to producing enterprises, but sometimes it applies also to real estate assets.
The economy of the European Union is the joint economy of the member states of the European Union (EU). It is the second largest economy in the world in nominal terms, after the United States, and the third largest at purchasing power parity (PPP), after China and the US. The European Union's GDP is estimated to be $19.35 trillion (nominal) in 2024 or $26.64 trillion (PPP), representing around one-sixth of the global economy. Germany has the biggest national GDP of all EU countries, followed by France and Italy. In 2022, the social welfare expenditure of the European Union (EU) as a whole was 19.5% of its GDP.
The dollar has been the currency of Barbados since 1935. Globally its currency has the ISO 4217 code BBD, however, unofficially in Barbados the International vehicle registration code BDS is also commonly used, a currency code that is otherwise reserved for Bangladesh outside Barbados. As such the present Barbados dollar has the official ISO 4217 code of BB which matches the [dot] .bb Cc-TLD domain names classification for Barbados under ISO 3166, plus D for dollar in the foreign exchange market. The Barbadian dollar is considered as a currency which can be divided into 100 cents, though the 1 cent coin is in the process of being phased out.
Gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) is a component of the expenditure on gross domestic product (GDP) that indicates how much of the new value added in an economy is invested rather than consumed. It measures the value of acquisitions of new or existing fixed assets by the business sector, governments, and "pure" households minus disposals of fixed assets.
The System of National Accounts is an international standard system of national accounts, the first international standard being published in 1953. Handbooks have been released for the 1968 revision, the 1993 revision, and the 2008 revision. The System of National Accounts, in its various released versions, frequently with significant local adaptations, has been adopted by many nations. It continues to evolve and is maintained by the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and Eurostat.
Capital formation is a concept used in macroeconomics, national accounts and financial economics. Occasionally it is also used in corporate accounts. It can be defined in three ways:
This article includes a list of China's historical gross domestic product (GDP) values, the market value of all final goods and services produced by a nation in a given year. The GDP dollar estimates presented here are either calculated at market or government official exchange rates (nominal), or derived from purchasing power parity (PPP) calculations. This article also includes historical GDP growth.
The annual United Kingdom National Accounts records and describes economic activity in the United Kingdom and as such is used by government, banks, academics and industries to formulate the economic and social policies and monitor the economic progress of the United Kingdom. It also allows international comparisons to be made. The Blue Book is published by the UK Office for National Statistics alongside the United Kingdom Balance of Payments – The Pink Book.