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Economy Statistics > GDP > real growth rate (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Congo, Republic of the: 10.5 %   2010 Time series
# 2     Mozambique: 8.3 %   2010 Time series
= 3     Zambia: 7 %   2010 Time series
= 3     Ethiopia: 7 %   2010 Time series
# 5     Nigeria: 6.8 %   2010 Time series
# 6     Malawi: 6.5 %   2010 Time series
# 7     Tanzania: 6.4 %   2010 Time series
= 8     São Tomé and Príncipe: 6 %   2010 Time series
= 8     Rwanda: 6 %   2010 Time series
= 8     Liberia: 6 %   2010 Time series
# 11     Angola: 5.9 %   2010 Time series
# 12     Uganda: 5.8 %   2010 Time series
# 13     Gabon: 5.4 %   2010 Time series
# 14     Egypt: 5.3 %   2010 Time series
= 15     Sudan: 5.2 %   2010 Time series
= 15     Sierra Leone: 5.2 %   2010 Time series
= 15     Mali: 5.2 %   2010 Time series
= 15     Burkina Faso: 5.2 %   2010 Time series
= 19     Gambia, The: 5 %   2010 Time series
= 19     Mauritania: 5 %   2010 Time series
# 21     Djibouti: 4.8 %   2010 Time series
# 22     Ghana: 4.7 %   2010 Time series
# 23     Morocco: 4.2 %   2010 Time series
= 24     Algeria: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 24     Namibia: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 24     Zimbabwe: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 27     Eritrea: 4 %   2010 Time series
= 27     Kenya: 4 %   2010 Time series
= 29     Burundi: 3.9 %   2010 Time series
= 29     Senegal: 3.9 %   2010 Time series
# 31     Central African Republic: 3.7 %   2010 Time series
# 32     Côte d'Ivoire: 3.6 %   2010 Time series
= 33     Seychelles: 3.5 %   2010 Time series
= 33     Niger: 3.5 %   2010 Time series
= 33     Lesotho: 3.5 %   2010 Time series
# 36     Tunisia: 3.4 %   2010 Time series
= 37     Libya: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
= 37     Togo: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
# 39     Botswana: 3.1 %   2010 Time series
= 40     Guinea: 3 %   2010 Time series
= 40     Benin: 3 %   2010 Time series
= 40     South Africa: 3 %   2010 Time series
= 40     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 3 %   2010 Time series
# 44     Cameroon: 2.8 %   2010 Time series
# 45     Somalia: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 46     Chad: 2 %   2010 Time series
= 46     Equatorial Guinea: 2 %   2010 Time series
= 46     Swaziland: 2 %   2010 Time series
# 49     Guinea-Bissau: 1.8 %   2010 Time series
# 50     Comoros: 1.7 %   2010 Time series
# 51     Madagascar: 1.5 %   2010 Time series
Weighted average: 4.4 %  



DEFINITION: GDP growth on an annual basis adjusted for inflation and expressed as a percent.

SOURCE: CIA World Factbooks 18 December 2003 to 28 March 2011

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Kashif Siraj
18th December 2010 		Bahrain is progressing in terms og real growth I wanted some real stats on bahrain economy can please someone help.
A. Shahzad
18th April 2010 		GDP of a country can be negative. if so it possible?
bella
14th April 2010 		Explain what other economic indicators that one should look at in determining growth in the economy. Why GDP alone does not mean an economy is experiencing growth?
kumar
13th April 2010 		Explain what other economic indicators that one should look at in determining growth in the economy. Why GDP alone does not mean an economy is experiencing growth?
ija
7th April 2010 		Explain what other economic indicators that one should look at in determining growth in the economy. Why GDP alone does not mean an economy is experiencing growth?
ija
7th April 2010 		Please explain what other economic indicators that one should look at in determining growth in the economy. Why GDP alone does not mean an economy is experiencing growth?
My Name
18th January 2010 		Wow, this site really helped my debate. Thanks nationmaster
Ian Chui
2nd November 2009 		absolutely fantastic
nationmaster is doing the world a favor
Abel
16th August 2009 		Excellent. I as busy begging for an authoritative comparative database, until I tried the NationMaster.com.

Keep to good works up. What a way of helping research and human development.
OP
11th January 2006 		But these must surely be old figures? Both Argentina and Venezuela, for instance, have experienced very high growth the last few years, and the Argentinian economy is already stronger than that before the crash in '02.
Arthur
24th September 2005 		Hey! This page used to show statistics from 2004, why is it now showing obsolete numbers from 2001 and 2002?

Here's an newer article that puts Venezuela at 5% growth for the first quarter 2005, and 17%, fourth highest in the world, for 2004:

http://www.venezuelanalysis.com/news.php?newsno=1512 Venezuela Analysis.com
Arif Tahir
31st May 2005 		Pakistan GDP is growth is currently (2004-2005) at 8.3% in nominal terms. Please update the stats. Also can we have the real GDP of Pakistan (updated as per the 8.3%) figure.
Ian Graham
Staff Editor
13th April 2005 		Developing countries’ economies grew at their fastest rate in 30 years and outpaced growth in wealthy nations in 2004, says the World Bank.

China, with 9.5 percent growth, was the fastest-growing economy, followed by India and Russia, where economies expanded by seven percent. Even in sub-Saharan Africa, a region with some of the world’s poorest countries, GDP increased 3.8 percent last year, thanks to soaring prices for oil and metals.

Foreign direct investment also grew nine percent last year, to $14 billion. Most of this was invested in the five most rapidly growing nations: Brazil, China, India, Mexico and the Russian Federation. These countries accounted for 88 percent of the increase and 60 percent of the total amount.

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