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Eritrea—GDP per Capita, PPP (Intl $)

Category: EconomySource: IMF World Economic Outlook ↗Series years: 2000–2019
Latest Value
$1,821
2019
YoY Change
+3.2%
2018 → 2019
Maximum
$2,021
2014
Minimum
$1,068
2008
CAGR
+1.9%
20 years
Last
$1,821
Previous
$1,765
Highest
$2,021
Lowest
$1,068
Unit
current international dollars per person (PPP)
Source
IMF World Economic Outlook

Eritrea's GDP per capita, PPP (intl $) was $1,821 in 2019. This represents a +3.2% change from 2018. Over the past 20 years, the highest recorded value was $2,021 (2014) and the lowest was $1,068 (2008). Data sourced from the IMF World Economic Outlook.

Source: IMF World Economic Outlook

Historical Data

YearValueChange
2019$1,821+3.2%
2018$1,765+13.2%
2017$1,559-9.4%
2016$1,721+7.3%
2015$1,603-20.7%
2014$2,021+32.0%
2013$1,531-9.8%
2012$1,697+2.6%
2011$1,653+26.5%
2010$1,306+10.4%
2009$1,183+10.8%
2008$1,068-19.7%
2007$1,329+1.4%
2006$1,310-1.1%
2005$1,325+1.8%
2004$1,301-0.4%
2003$1,306-5.3%
2002$1,380+0.1%
2001$1,378+7.3%
2000$1,284

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About This Indicator

Definition

Purchasing-power-adjusted current-price economic output per person.

Methodology

PPP conversion factors are derived from the International Comparison Program (ICP), a worldwide statistical partnership coordinated by the World Bank. These factors equalize the purchasing power of different currencies by accounting for price differences of comparable goods and services. The IMF uses ICP benchmark data and extrapolates between benchmark years using relative GDP deflators.

Unit

current international dollars per person (PPP)

Source: International Monetary Fund (World Economic Outlook)Available series: 2000–2019View original source →