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Industry Statistics > Adjusted savings: mineral depletion > % of GNI (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  (top to bottom)    Date  
#1   Mauritania: 28.05 % of GNI   2005 ...
#2   Papua New Guinea: 16.49 % of GNI   2003 ...
#3   Chile: 13.64 % of GNI   2005 ...
#4   Mongolia: 13.04 % of GNI   2005 ...
#5   Zambia: 7.93 % of GNI   2005 ...
#6   Guyana: 6.58 % of GNI   2005 ...
#7   Guinea: 3.52 % of GNI   2005 ...
#8   Peru: 3.35 % of GNI   2005 ...
#9   Australia: 3.06 % of GNI   2005 ...
#10   Zimbabwe: 2.74 % of GNI   2005 ...
#11   Congo, Republic of the: 2.51 % of GNI   1997 ...
#12   Brazil: 2.42 % of GNI   2005 ...
#13   Botswana: 2.11 % of GNI   2005 ...
#14   Indonesia: 1.98 % of GNI   2005 ...
#15   Suriname: 1.91 % of GNI   2005 ...
#16   Jamaica: 1.71 % of GNI   2005 ...
#17   Kazakhstan: 1.67 % of GNI   2005 ...
#18   Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 1.61 % of GNI   2005 ...
#19   Dominican Republic: 1.46 % of GNI   2005 ...
#20   Swaziland: 1.28 % of GNI   1979 ...
#21   South Africa: 1.17 % of GNI   2005 ...
#22   Namibia: 1.15 % of GNI   2005 ...
#23   India: 0.99 % of GNI   2005 ...
#24   Bolivia: 0.98 % of GNI   2005 ...
#25   Venezuela: 0.98 % of GNI   2005 ...
#26   Bulgaria: 0.95 % of GNI   2005 ...
#27   Russia: 0.84 % of GNI   2005 ...
#28   Haiti: 0.83 % of GNI   1982 ...
#29   China: 0.81 % of GNI   2005 ...
#30   Armenia: 0.81 % of GNI   2005 ...
#31   Greenland: 0.71 % of GNI   1996 ...
#32   Colombia: 0.67 % of GNI   2005 ...
#33   Fiji: 0.59 % of GNI   2005 ...
#34   Ghana: 0.51 % of GNI   2005 ...
#35   Iran: 0.51 % of GNI   2005 ...
#36   Tanzania: 0.44 % of GNI   2005 ...
#37   Philippines: 0.38 % of GNI   2005 ...
#38   Canada: 0.37 % of GNI   2005 ...
#39   Poland: 0.37 % of GNI   2005 ...
#40   Argentina: 0.36 % of GNI   2005 ...
#41   Honduras: 0.32 % of GNI   2005 ...
#42   New Caledonia: 0.3 % of GNI   1970 ...
#43   Morocco: 0.27 % of GNI   2005 ...
#44   Sweden: 0.24 % of GNI   2005 ...
#45   Tunisia: 0.23 % of GNI   2005 ...
#46   Mexico: 0.21 % of GNI   2005 ...
#47   Egypt: 0.17 % of GNI   2005 ...
#48   New Zealand: 0.14 % of GNI   2005 ...
#49   Sierra Leone: 0.12 % of GNI   1997 ...
#50   Jordan: 0.11 % of GNI   2005 ...
#51   Togo: 0.1 % of GNI   2005 ...
#52   Ecuador: 0.1 % of GNI   2005 ...
#53   Nepal: 0.09 % of GNI   1986 ...
#54   Syria: 0.08 % of GNI   2005 ...
#55   Algeria: 0.07 % of GNI   2005 ...
#56   Greece: 0.07 % of GNI   2005 ...
#57   Romania: 0.07 % of GNI   2005 ...
#58   Ireland: 0.06 % of GNI   2005 ...
#59   Turkey: 0.06 % of GNI   2005 ...
#60   Burundi: 0.06 % of GNI   2005 ...
#61   Nicaragua: 0.06 % of GNI   2005 ...
#62   Uganda: 0.05 % of GNI   1981 ...
#63   Malaysia: 0.05 % of GNI   2005 ...
#64   Ethiopia: 0.04 % of GNI   2005 ...
#65   Finland: 0.04 % of GNI   2005 ...
#66   United States: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#67   Laos: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#68   Solomon Islands: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#69   Bosnia and Herzegovina: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#70   Vietnam: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#71   Senegal: 0.03 % of GNI   2005 ...
#72   Oman: 0.03 % of GNI   1994 ...
#73   Hong Kong: 0.02 % of GNI   1975 ...
#74   Portugal: 0.02 % of GNI   2005 ...
#75   Cyprus: 0.02 % of GNI   2004 ...
#76   Austria: 0.02 % of GNI   2005 ...
#77   Albania: 0.02 % of GNI   1999 ...
#78   Rwanda: 0.02 % of GNI   2005 ...
#79   Serbia and Montenegro: 0.02 % of GNI   2005 ...
#80   Denmark: 0.01 % of GNI   1990 ...
#81   Belgium: 0.01 % of GNI   1979 ...
#82   Norway: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#83   Japan: 0.01 % of GNI   1989 ...
#84   Kenya: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#85   Gabon: 0.01 % of GNI   1989 ...
#86   Hungary: 0.01 % of GNI   2001 ...
#87   Madagascar: 0.01 % of GNI   1989 ...
#88   Niger: 0.01 % of GNI   1990 ...
#89   Italy: 0.01 % of GNI   1989 ...
#90   Israel: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#91   Netherlands: 0.01 % of GNI   1975 ...
#92   Cameroon: 0.01 % of GNI   2003 ...
#93   United Kingdom: 0.01 % of GNI   1984 ...
#94   France: 0.01 % of GNI   1990 ...
#95   Germany: 0.01 % of GNI   1983 ...
#96   Iraq: 0.01 % of GNI   1990 ...
#97   El Salvador: 0.01 % of GNI   1983 ...
#98   Mozambique: 0.01 % of GNI   1990 ...
#99   Costa Rica: 0.01 % of GNI   1998 ...
#100   Thailand: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#101   Czech Republic: 0.01 % of GNI   1997 ...
#102   Nigeria: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#103   Central African Republic: 0.01 % of GNI   1997 ...
#104   Sudan: 0.01 % of GNI   2005 ...
#105   Guatemala: 0.01 % of GNI   1981 ...
#106   Korea, South: 0.01 % of GNI   2003 ...
#107   Spain: 0.01 % of GNI   2000 ...
#108   Liberia: 0.01 % of GNI   2003 ...
Weighted average: 1.3 % of GNI   


DEFINITION: Mineral depletion is equal to the product of unit resource rents and the physical quantities of minerals extracted. It refers to bauxite, copper, iron, lead, nickel, phosphate, tin, zinc, gold, and silver.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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