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Labor Statistics > Workers' remittances and compensation of employees, paid > US$ (per capita) (1984) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Bahrain: 960,660.454 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 2     Oman: 591,195.098 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 3     Kuwait: 581,707.914 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 4     Saudi Arabia: 434,021.218 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 5     Switzerland: 383,576.529 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 6     Libya: 340,064.415 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 7     Bahamas, The: 139,811.255 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 8     Netherlands Antilles: 133,351.113 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 9     Israel: 119,980.765 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 10     Vanuatu: 116,298.002 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 11     Gabon: 112,960.218 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 12     Jordan: 99,557.05 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 13     Belgium: 80,483.102 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 14     France: 69,867.327 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 15     Trinidad and Tobago: 68,814.6 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 16     Liberia: 56,717.961 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 17     Germany: 51,871.644 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 18     Netherlands: 44,855.796 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 19     Grenada: 44,569.238 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 20     Belize: 43,214.678 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 21     New Zealand: 37,506.149 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 22     Suriname: 34,438.272 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 23     South Africa: 30,617.57 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 24     Côte d'Ivoire: 29,717.948 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 25     Sweden: 28,307.545 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 26     Norway: 26,328.502 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 27     Australia: 25,926.402 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 28     Austria: 25,820.975 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 29     United States: 25,400.191 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 30     Iceland: 25,104.603 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 31     Ireland: 24,652.876 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 32     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 22,900.064 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 33     Tonga: 21,497.286 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 34     Swaziland: 20,344.161 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 35     Botswana: 20,033.088 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 36     Malta: 17,109.42 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 37     Jamaica: 17,106.013 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 38     Maldives: 16,855.448 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 39     Congo, Republic of the: 16,606.468 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 40     Saint Lucia: 16,273.393 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 41     Kiribati: 15,732.918 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 42     Panama: 15,023.686 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 43     Ecuador: 13,759.693 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 44     Mauritania: 13,551.934 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 45     Comoros: 13,437.429 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 46     Venezuela: 12,240.277 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 47     Fiji: 11,465.54 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 48     Solomon Islands: 11,409.013 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 49     Cyprus: 11,216.001 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 50     Cameroon: 10,936.556 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 51     Papua New Guinea: 10,365.115 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 52     Italy: 8,819.838 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 53     Senegal: 7,796.448 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 54     Haiti: 7,520.383 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 55     Zimbabwe: 7,369.914 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 56     Guinea-Bissau: 6,884.31 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 57     Benin: 6,826.906 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 58     Algeria: 6,578.723 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 59     Greece: 5,860.954 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 60     Niger: 5,838.073 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 61     Central African Republic: 5,750.116 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 62     Burkina Faso: 5,000.084 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 63     Nigeria: 4,197.005 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 64     Barbados: 3,969.168 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 65     Zambia: 3,758.584 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 66     Rwanda: 2,909.366 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 67     Korea, South: 2,598.624 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 68     Togo: 2,475.598 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 69     Japan: 2,416.304 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 70     Colombia: 2,329.12 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 71     Finland: 2,253.175 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 72     Tunisia: 2,129.91 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 73     Mozambique: 1,987.014 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 74     Mali: 1,560.796 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 75     El Salvador: 1,479.52 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 76     Morocco: 1,455.621 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 77     Paraguay: 1,428.082 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 78     Chile: 1,176.127 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 79     Thailand: 1,084.574 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 80     Madagascar: 1,083.307 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 81     Ghana: 1,080.591 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 82     Mauritius: 990.85 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 83     Malaysia: 982.266 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 84     Guatemala: 904.339 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 85     Portugal: 800.881 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 86     Argentina: 736.921 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 87     Spain: 600.946 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 88     Chad: 590.714 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 89     Costa Rica: 381.128 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 90     Kenya: 369.274 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 91     Sudan: 351.721 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 92     Bolivia: 342.647 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 93     Sierra Leone: 286.172 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 94     Brazil: 37.534 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 95     India: 36.016 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 96     Ethiopia: 23.723 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 97     Pakistan: 21.672 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 98     Philippines: 18.872 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
# 99     China: 1.929 $ per 1,000 people  1984 Time series
Weighted average: 52,710.7 $ per 1,000 people  


DEFINITION: Workers' remittances and compensation of employees comprise current transfers by migrant workers and wages and salaries earned by nonresident workers. Workers’ remittances are classified as current private transfers from migrant workers who are residents of the host country to recipients in their country of origin. They include only transfers made by workers who have been living in the host country for more than a year, irrespective of their immigration status. Compensation of employees is the income of migrants who have lived in the host country for less than a year. Migrants’ transfers are defined as the net worth of migrants who are expected to remain in the host country for more than one year that is transferred from one country to another at the time of migration. Per capita figures expressed per 1,000 population.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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