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GNI per capita, PPP (current international $) - Other - Education Statistics

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GNI per capita based on purchasing power parity (PPP). PPP GNI is gross national income (GNI) converted to international dollars using purchasing power parity rates. An international dollar has the same purchasing power over GNI as a U.S. dollar has in the United States. GNI is the sum of value added by all resident producers plus any product taxes (less subsidies) not included in the valuation of output plus net receipts of primary income (compensation of employees and property income) from abroad. Data are in current international dollars.

GNI per capita, PPP (current international $) - Other - Education Statistics (2009) Rank Country Value 1 Luxembourg 57,640 2 Norway 56,050 3 Singapore 49,850 4 United States 46,730 5 Netherlands 40,510 6 Sweden 38,560 7 Austria 38,550 8 Australia 38,210 9 Denmark 37,720 10 Canada 37,590 11 United Kingdom 37,360 12 High income: OECD 37,067 13 Germany 36,960 14 Belgium 36,520 15 High income 36,473 16 Finland 34,430 17 France 33,980 18 Euro area 33,829 19 Iceland 33,390 20 Ireland 33,280 21 Japan 33,280 22 Spain 31,630 23 Italy 31,330 24 Greece 28,440 25 South Korea 27,310 26 North Korea 27,310 27 Israel 27,040 28 Slovenia 26,340 29 Trinidad and Tobago 25,100 30 Czech Republic 23,610 31 Portugal 22,870 32 Slovakia 21,600 33 Equatorial Guinea 19,350 34 Croatia 19,170 35 Estonia 18,890 36 Hungary 18,570 37 Poland 18,440 38 Russia 18,390 39 Antigua and Barbuda 17,690 40 Seychelles 16,820 41 Lithuania 16,740 42 Latvia 16,510 43 Libya 16,430 44 Romania 14,460 45 Argentina 14,120 46 Mexico 14,110 47 Turkey 13,730 48 St. Kitts and Nevis 13,660 49 Malaysia 13,530 50 Chile 13,430 51 Mauritius 13,270 52 Lebanon 13,230 53 Montenegro 13,130 54 Uruguay 12,910 55 Botswana 12,860 56 Europe & Central Asia (developing only) 12,628 57 Panama 12,530 58 Upper middle income 12,479 59 Gabon 12,460 60 Belarus 12,380 61 Venezuela 12,370 62 Bulgaria 12,290 63 Iran 11,490 64 Serbia 11,420 65 Costa Rica 10,940 66 Macedonia 10,550 67 Latin America & Caribbean (developing only) 10,342 68 Kazakhstan 10,270 69 Brazil 10,260 70 South Africa 10,060 71 Azerbaijan 9,030 72 St. Lucia 8,880 73 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 8,840 74 Bosnia and Herzegovina 8,740 75 Colombia 8,500 76 Dominica 8,470 77 Albania 8,170 78 Peru 8,140 79 Algeria 8,130 80 Dominican Republic 8,100 81 Ecuador 8,040 82 Middle East & North Africa (developing only) 7,927 83 Tunisia 7,820 84 Grenada 7,720 85 Thailand 7,640 86 Jamaica 7,320 87 Turkmenistan 6,990 88 China 6,770 89 Namibia 6,410 90 El Salvador 6,360 91 Middle income 6,357 92 Ukraine 6,190 93 East Asia & Pacific (developing only) 5,989 94 Jordan 5,840 95 Egypt 5,690 96 Low & middle income 5,586 97 Armenia 5,420 98 Bhutan 5,300 99 Maldives 5,230 100 Angola 4,970 101 Lower middle income 4,758 102 Sri Lanka 4,720 103 Georgia 4,700 104 Syria 4,620 105 Guatemala 4,590 106 Tonga 4,580 107 Swaziland 4,580 108 Fiji 4,570 109 Morocco 4,450 110 Paraguay 4,430 111 Vanuatu 4,290 112 Western Samoa 4,270 113 Bolivia 4,260 114 Indonesia 4,060 115 Honduras 3,730 116 Philippines 3,540 117 Cape Verde 3,530 118 Kiribati 3,350 119 Iraq 3,340 120 Mongolia 3,330 121 India 3,260 122 Moldova 3,060 123 South Asia 2,972 124 Republic of the Congo 2,940 125 Uzbekistan 2,890 126 Vietnam 2,850 127 Micronesia 2,810 128 Pakistan 2,710 129 Djibouti 2,480 130 Nicaragua 2,450 131 Yemen 2,340 132 Papua New Guinea 2,270 133 Laos 2,210 134 Cameroon 2,200 135 Kyrgyzstan 2,200 136 Sudan 2,000 137 Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only) 1,996 138 Nigeria 1,980 139 Mauritania 1,960 140 Tajikistan 1,950 141 Lesotho 1,950 142 Solomon Islands 1,860 143 Cambodia 1,850 144 Sao Tome and Principe 1,850 145 Senegal 1,790 146 Ivory Coast 1,640 147 Bangladesh 1,580 148 Kenya 1,570 149 Benin 1,510 150 Ghana 1,480 151 Least developed countries: UN classification 1,392 152 Tanzania 1,350 153 Gambia 1,330 154 Comoros 1,300 155 Zambia 1,280 156 Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) 1,252 157 Chad 1,230 158 Low income 1,199 159 Mali 1,190 160 Uganda 1,190 161 Nepal 1,180 162 Burkina Faso 1,170 163 Rwanda 1,060 164 Ethiopia 930 165 Mozambique 880 166 Togo 850 167 Sierra Leone 790 168 Malawi 760 169 Central African Republic 750 170 Niger 660 171 Burundi 390 172 Democratic Republic of the Congo 300 173 Liberia 290

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