GDP per capita in Asia (2018)
GDP per capita in Asia (2018)
“GDP per capita is not a direct measure of wealth per person, but the yearly economic output per person per year. However the countries that have a high GDP per capita produce a lot for their populations, and low ones produce little for their population. This does not necessarily measure wealth per person, but can be used for the general idea of which countries have wealthier citizens on average”–some_dawid_guy
How Fast Do You Earn $1 with an Average Income in Asia
Average annual GDP growth per country 2012-2019
Subnational Regions with HDI over 0.9 HD
Economic activity of Ivory Coast (1972)
GDP per capita of German states as percent of German average, 1991-2017
“Oh, Berlin. What is Berlin? Berlin, as a city, brings nothing but shame to Germany on the international stage”–your_demons
GDP per capita 1815 (Source: Maddison project)
Asia's Military budget as a percentage of GDP.
Economic activity of Tanzania (1970)
Taiwan Economic Activity (1967)
Taiwan Economic Activity (1967)
Iran Economic Activity (1970)
1930s Economic Geographical Map of Switzerland
HDI by U.S. state
Economic activity of Zambia (1970)
Economic activity of Zambia (1970)
GDP per capita of Japanese prefectures
Maps of Human Development Index (HDI) for six selected years over the study period of 1990-2015
Time needed to earn 1€ with an average net wage
“The pointer to Luxembourg makes it almost look like negative time is required”–Bluegrits
Equatorial Guinea offshore oil & gas
Reliance on Russian crude oil imports 2017
HDI of Chinese Provinces
No rich people. if everyone is poor, then you have a low HDI. However, HDI is a measurement of a society, not a single person–truthseeeker
GDP per capita of Europe in 1938 (Converted into 2018 dollars)
European countries sized according to their national GDP
- redd.it/b0ji6o “Russiah Stronk”–dragolineage
GDP per capita of Europe 1913 (Converted into 2019 Dollars)
Australian regions by GDP growth (2015-2016)
“Victoria and New South Wales struggling to diversify growth outside of their major cities”