Muslim countries Compared by Economy > Trade > Exports > Commercial service exports > Current US$ per capita

DEFINITION: Commercial service exports (current US$). Commercial service exports are total service exports minus exports of government services not included elsewhere. International transactions in services are defined by the IMF's Balance of Payments Manual (1993) as the economic output of intangible commodities that may be produced, transferred, and consumed at the same time. Definitions may vary among reporting economies. Figures expressed per capita for the same year.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Maldives	$5,949.40	2011
2	Lebanon	$4,507.97	2011
3	Qatar	$4,316.66	2012
4	Kuwait	$3,068.97	2011
5	Bahrain	$2,549.38	2011
6	Brunei	$2,319.75	2009
7	Malaysia	$1,247.74	2011
8	Jordan	$766.18	2011
9	Albania	$747.16	2012
10	Oman	$710.22	2011
11	Turkey	$587.13	2012
12	Azerbaijan	$503.47	2012
13	Morocco	$483.05	2011
14	Kosovo	$422.63	2012
15	Tunisia	$401.59	2011
16	Saudi Arabia	$373.82	2012
17	Syria	$326.96	2010
18	Kazakhstan	$248.34	2011
19	Egypt	$239.70	2011
20	Kyrgyzstan	$200.12	2011
21	Djibouti	$169.67	2011
22	Afghanistan	$108.34	2010
23	Algeria	$96.84	2011
24	Indonesia	$93.44	2012
25	The Gambia	$88.01	2011
26	Senegal	$72.30	2010
27	Tajikistan	$67.99	2011
28	Iraq	$67.98	2011
29	Yemen	$46.82	2011
30	Sierra Leone	$26.72	2011
31	Mali	$25.43	2010
32	Pakistan	$17.65	2012
33	Burkina Faso	$17.04	2010
34	Nigeria	$14.09	2011
35	Bangladesh	$9.28	2011
36	Sudan	$8.40	2011
37	Niger	$7.48	2010
38	Guinea	$6.32	2011
39	Libya	$4.98	2011

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