Sparsely populated countries Compared by Economy > Economic growth > Per capita

DEFINITION: Annual percentage growth rate of GDP per capita based on constant local currency. GDP per capita is gross domestic product divided by midyear population. GDP at purchaser's prices is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or for depletion and degradation of natural resources.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Oman	10.41	2008
2	Turkmenistan	6.6	2009
3	Bhutan	5.81	2009
4	Suriname	4.17	2008
5	Zambia	3.72	2009
6	Guyana	3.14	2008
7	Uruguay	2.52	2009
8	Sudan	2.23	2009
9	Papua New Guinea	2.09	2009
10	Mali	1.86	2009
11	Bolivia	1.59	2009
12	Greenland	0.75	2008
13	Algeria	0.57	2009
14	Central African Republic	0.48	2009
15	New Caledonia	0.18	2000
16	Libya	0.1	2009
17	Argentina	-0.13	2009
18	Kazakhstan	-0.16	2009
19	Australia	-0.76	2009
20	Somalia	-1.92	1990
21	Angola	-1.94	2009
22	Saudi Arabia	-2.16	2009
23	New Zealand	-2.33	2008
24	Mongolia	-2.65	2009
25	Namibia	-2.69	2009
26	Gabon	-2.73	2009
27	Norway	-2.84	2009
28	Niger	-2.87	2009
29	Belize	-3.36	2009
30	Mauritania	-3.37	2009
31	Canada	-3.7	2009
32	Chad	-4.17	2009
33	Solomon Islands	-4.54	2009
34	Botswana	-5.07	2009
35	Paraguay	-5.53	2009
36	Iceland	-6.97	2009
37	Russia	-7.82	2009
38	Finland	-8.45	2009

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