GDP per capita (PPP)

Output per person adjusted for purchasing power parity, in current international dollars; the usual yardstick for comparing living standards.

Source
World Bank, World Development Indicators
Unit
current international dollars (World Bank)
Frequency
annual
Latest figure
2025 · 14 countries reporting

Argentina has no recent figure on this series; the comparison shows the countries that report it.

Regional comparison

Each country’s latest figure

Map of 17 countries

Argentina

no recent figure

7,871 USD43,902 USDno data

Region: gdp per capita (ppp), latest per country

current international dollars (World Bank)

Includes only observations that pass this series’ declared semantic review.

Source: World Bank, WDI (CC BY 4.0).
014,60029,30043,900PanamaPanama43,902 · 14.2%Panama: 43,902UruguayUruguay38,315 · 12.4%Uruguay: 38,315Costa RicaCosta Rica33,815 · 11%Costa Rica: 33,815Dominican RepublicDominican Republic28,721 · 9.3%Dominican Republic: 28,721MexicoMexico25,868 · 8.4%Mexico: 25,868ColombiaColombia22,640 · 7.3%Colombia: 22,640ParaguayParaguay20,181 · 6.5%Paraguay: 20,181PeruPeru18,816 · 6.1%Peru: 18,816EcuadorEcuador16,757 · 5.4%Ecuador: 16,757GuatemalaGuatemala15,197 · 4.9%Guatemala: 15,197El SalvadorEl Salvador14,101 · 4.6%El Salvador: 14,101BoliviaBolivia12,873 · 4.2%Bolivia: 12,873NicaraguaNicaragua9,284 · 3%Nicaragua: 9,284HondurasHonduras7,871 · 2.6%Honduras: 7,871
14 results shown14 source records
Query scope
2 filtersIndicator key: gdp_per_capita_ppp_usdYear: from 2023

Over time

GDP per capita (PPP) since 2001

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4 of 10 series
Source: World Bank, WDI (CC BY 4.0).
012,50025,00037,50050,0002001: 2,6452002: 2,7152003: 2,8212004: 3,0012005: 3,2042006: 3,4382007: 3,6642008: 3,8062009: 3,6562010: 3,7582011: 3,9012012: 4,0162013: 4,1372014: 4,4602015: 4,8462016: 5,1862017: 5,6212018: 5,6332019: 5,7852020: 5,3852021: 6,2032022: 6,8042023: 7,1842024: 7,5032025: 7,8712001: 2,9172002: 2,9482003: 3,0462004: 3,2552005: 3,4562006: 3,6582007: 3,8912008: 4,0442009: 3,8802010: 4,0422011: 4,3252012: 4,5082013: 4,7112014: 5,0682015: 5,4492016: 5,8822017: 6,2252018: 5,9352019: 5,9812020: 6,2742021: 7,1192022: 7,7952023: 8,3272024: 8,7212025: 9,2842001: 8,1972002: 8,3702003: 8,8012004: 9,5922005: 10,5112006: 11,6852007: 13,3332008: 14,7052009: 14,7662010: 15,5732011: 17,4742012: 19,4732013: 21,9242014: 24,3762015: 27,2452016: 30,2772017: 33,5332018: 32,4642019: 33,2402020: 27,0172021: 30,9332022: 36,3272023: 39,8462024: 41,4302025: 43,9022001: 10,7192002: 10,0302003: 10,3032004: 11,1032005: 12,2962006: 13,1792007: 14,3972008: 15,6942009: 16,4222010: 17,8732011: 19,1352012: 19,4952013: 20,6612014: 21,8682015: 22,1692016: 22,8412017: 23,6072018: 24,3862019: 25,7832020: 25,7252021: 29,4322022: 33,0342023: 34,5462024: 36,5972025: 38,315Panama · 43,902Uruguay · 38,315Nicaragua · 9,284Honduras · 7,87120012007201320192025
100 results shown100 source records
Query scope
3 filtersIndicator key: gdp_per_capita_ppp_usdCountry: honduras, nicaragua, panama, uruguayYear: from 2001

All countries

Figure, year and recent change

Rank 1 is the highest value among countries with a recent figure. Change compares with the same country’s previous observation.

#CountryGDP per capita (PPP)YearChange
1Panama43,902 USD2025+2,473 USD
2Uruguay38,315 USD2025+1,718 USD
3Costa Rica33,815 USD2025+2,263 USD
4Dominican Republic28,721 USD2025+1,139 USD
5Mexico25,868 USD2025+48.13 USD
6Colombia22,640 USD2025+201 USD
7Paraguay20,181 USD2025+1,550 USD
8Peru18,816 USD2025+934 USD
9Ecuador16,757 USD2025+908 USD
10Guatemala15,197 USD2025+804 USD
11El Salvador14,101 USD2025+843 USD
12Bolivia12,873 USD2025−23.3 USD
13Nicaragua9,284 USD2025+563 USD
14Honduras7,871 USD2025+369 USD

Source and citation

World Development Indicators

World Bank, World Development Indicators, via the VerDat PIDA normalized layer.

World Bank, World Development Indicators, “GDP per capita (PPP)”, retrieved from VerDat PIDA (OEI) on Oct 9, 2026.

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