Sparsely populated countries Compared by Economy > Tax > GDP per capita > Constant LCU

DEFINITION: GDP per capita (constant LCU). 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. Data are in constant local currency.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	Paraguay	3.54 million	2012
2	Iceland	3.36 million	2012
3	Mongolia	1.96 million	2012
4	Gabon	1.43 million	2012
5	New Caledonia	1.38 million	2000
6	Guyana	429,869.66	2012
7	Norway	422,994.9	2012
8	Chad	389,033.86	2012
9	Kazakhstan	386,903.53	2012
10	Zambia	351,333.32	2012
11	Republic of the Congo	342,053.63	2012
12	Central African Republic	249,060.69	2012
13	Mauritania	202,414.2	2012
14	Uruguay	183,525.03	2012
15	Niger	153,270.83	2012
16	Greenland	146,067.98	2009
17	Mali	117,267.09	2012
18	Russia	87,995.22	2012
19	Bhutan	72,674.47	2012
20	Angola	71,421.13	2012
21	Australia	63,992.84	2012
22	Canada	43,613.83	2012
23	Saudi Arabia	43,054.98	2012
24	New Zealand	39,433.33	2012
25	Botswana	36,708.38	2012
26	Finland	30,889.83	2012
27	Namibia	26,351.33	2012
28	Suriname	18,441.99	2012
29	Algeria	10,271.33	2012
30	Argentina	8,478.43	2006
31	Belize	8,250.81	2012
32	Solomon Islands	8,190.3	2012
33	Turkmenistan	7,206.31	2012
34	Libya	3,577.21	2009
35	Bolivia	3,434.14	2012
36	Oman	3,022.64	2011
37	Papua New Guinea	1,845.1	2012
38	South Sudan	1,402.78	2012
39	Sudan	613.96	2012

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