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GNI per capita (formerly GNP per capita) is the gross national income, converted to U.S. dollars using the World Bank Atlas method, divided by the midyear population. 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. GNI, calculated in national currency, is usually converted to U.S. dollars at official exchange rates for comparisons across economies, although an alternative rate is used when the official exchange rate is judged to diverge by an exceptionally large margin from the rate actually applied in international transactions. To smooth fluctuations in prices and exchange rates, a special Atlas method of conversion is used by the World Bank. This applies a conversion factor that averages the exchange rate for a given year and the two preceding years, adjusted for differences in rates of inflation between the country, and through 2000, the G-5 countries (France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States). From 2001, these countries include the Euro area, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Rank	Country	Value
GNI per capita (US$) - Other - Education Statistics (2009)
1	Norway	86,440
2	Luxembourg	74,430
3	Denmark	58,930
4	Netherlands	49,350
5	Sweden	48,930
6	United States	47,240
7	Austria	46,850
8	Finland	45,680
9	Belgium	45,310
10	Ireland	44,310
11	Australia	43,770
12	Iceland	43,220
13	France	42,680
14	Germany	42,560
15	Canada	42,170
16	United Kingdom	41,520
17	High income: OECD	39,654
18	Euro area	38,805
19	High income	38,139
20	Japan	37,870
21	Singapore	37,220
22	Italy	35,080
23	Spain	31,870
24	Greece	28,630
25	Israel	25,740
26	Slovenia	23,520
27	Portugal	20,940
28	North Korea	19,830
29	South Korea	19,830
30	Czech Republic	17,310
31	Trinidad and Tobago	16,490
32	Slovakia	16,130
33	Estonia	14,060
34	Croatia	13,810
35	Hungary	12,980
36	Equatorial Guinea	12,420
37	Latvia	12,390
38	Poland	12,260
39	Antigua and Barbuda	12,070
40	Libya	12,020
41	Lithuania	11,410
42	Venezuela	10,150
43	St. Kitts and Nevis	10,100
44	Chile	9,420
45	Russia	9,370
46	Uruguay	9,360
47	Palau	8,940
48	Mexico	8,920
49	Turkey	8,730
50	Seychelles	8,480
51	Romania	8,330
52	Brazil	8,040
53	Lebanon	7,970
54	Argentina	7,570
55	Upper middle income	7,471
56	Gabon	7,370
57	Mauritius	7,240
58	Malaysia	7,230
59	Latin America & Caribbean (developing only)	6,936
60	Europe & Central Asia (developing only)	6,793
61	Kazakhstan	6,740
62	Panama	6,710
63	Montenegro	6,550
64	Botswana	6,240
65	Costa Rica	6,230
66	Serbia	5,990
67	Bulgaria	5,770
68	South Africa	5,770
69	Grenada	5,550
70	Belarus	5,540
71	St. Lucia	5,170
72	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	5,110
73	Jamaica	4,990
74	Colombia	4,930
75	Dominica	4,870
76	Azerbaijan	4,840
77	Bosnia and Herzegovina	4,700
78	Iran	4,530
79	Dominican Republic	4,510
80	Algeria	4,420
81	Macedonia	4,400
82	Namibia	4,290
83	Peru	4,150
84	Fiji	3,950
85	Albania	3,950
86	Ecuador	3,920
87	Maldives	3,870
88	Thailand	3,760
89	Jordan	3,740
90	Tunisia	3,720
91	Middle East & North Africa (developing only)	3,594
92	China	3,590
93	Angola	3,490
94	Turkmenistan	3,420
95	Middle income	3,373
96	El Salvador	3,370
97	Tonga	3,260
98	East Asia & Pacific (developing only)	3,143
99	Armenia	3,100
100	Marshall Islands	3,060
101	Cape Verde	3,010
102	Low & middle income	2,946
103	Western Samoa	2,840
104	Ukraine	2,800
105	Morocco	2,790
106	Guatemala	2,620
107	Vanuatu	2,620
108	Georgia	2,530
109	Syria	2,410
110	Swaziland	2,350
111	Lower middle income	2,298
112	Paraguay	2,270
113	Indonesia	2,230
114	Micronesia	2,220
115	Iraq	2,210
116	Egypt	2,070
117	Bhutan	2,020
118	Sri Lanka	1,990
119	Kiribati	1,890
120	Republic of the Congo	1,830
121	Honduras	1,820
122	Philippines	1,790
123	Mongolia	1,630
124	Bolivia	1,620
125	Moldova	1,590
126	Djibouti	1,280
127	Sudan	1,220
128	Papua New Guinea	1,180
129	India	1,180
130	Cameroon	1,170
131	Nigeria	1,140
132	Sao Tome and Principe	1,140
133	Uzbekistan	1,100
134	Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only)	1,096
135	South Asia	1,088
136	Ivory Coast	1,060
137	Yemen	1,060
138	Senegal	1,030
139	Lesotho	1,030
140	Pakistan	1,020
141	Vietnam	1,010
142	Nicaragua	1,000
143	Zambia	970
144	Mauritania	960
145	Solomon Islands	910
146	Laos	880
147	Comoros	870
148	Kyrgyzstan	870
149	Kenya	770
150	Benin	750
151	Ghana	700
152	Tajikistan	700
153	Mali	680
154	Cambodia	650
155	Least developed countries: UN classification	638.99
156	Chad	610
157	Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC)	593.26
158	Bangladesh	590
159	Burkina Faso	510
160	Low income	503.09
161	Tanzania	500
162	Rwanda	460
163	Uganda	460
164	Central African Republic	450
165	Nepal	440
166	Gambia	440
167	Mozambique	440
168	Togo	440
169	Niger	340
170	Sierra Leone	340
171	Ethiopia	330
172	Malawi	280
173	Liberia	160
174	Democratic Republic of the Congo	160
175	Burundi	150

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