GDP in constant prices — all countries

GDP in constant prices — Costa Rica

GDP in constant prices in Costa Rica in 2025 — 80,741,594,727 US$ 2015. Ranked 70 in the world out of 186. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 1,581.9%.

2025 80.74B US$ 2015 +4.56% vs 2024
World rank 70of 186
Period maximum 80.74B US$ 20152025
Period minimum 4.8B US$ 20151960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · constant 2015 US$

GDP in constant prices — Costa Rica, 1960–2025025B50B75B100B19601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 4,800,628,938 US$ 20151962: 5,157,025,015 US$ 20151964: 5,714,520,392 US$ 20151966: 6,613,452,773 US$ 20151968: 7,579,161,225 US$ 20151970: 8,595,298,720 US$ 20151972: 9,928,506,891 US$ 20151974: 11,286,852,475 US$ 20151976: 12,159,722,140 US$ 20151978: 14,072,478,756 US$ 20151980: 14,878,572,349 US$ 20151982: 13,482,597,755 US$ 20151984: 14,981,435,259 US$ 20151986: 15,924,936,426 US$ 20151988: 17,256,293,990 US$ 20151990: 18,881,898,078 US$ 20151992: 21,086,401,937 US$ 20151994: 23,603,473,799 US$ 20151996: 24,915,947,383 US$ 20151998: 28,143,280,979 US$ 20152000: 30,425,018,572 US$ 20152002: 32,563,086,628 US$ 20152004: 35,471,881,290 US$ 20152006: 39,584,746,486 US$ 20152008: 44,866,362,879 US$ 20152010: 46,858,459,515 US$ 20152012: 51,310,359,954 US$ 20152014: 54,453,244,336 US$ 20152016: 58,814,921,667 US$ 20152018: 63,007,938,632 US$ 20152020: 62,034,078,867 US$ 20152022: 70,798,368,209 US$ 20152024: 77,220,099,149 US$ 20152025: 80,741,594,727 US$ 2015
Change over the period: +75.94B (+1,581.9%) Average annual rate: 4.44 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Costa Rica

Costa Rica 80.74B US$ 2015
World 99.66T US$ 2015
Latin America & Caribbean 6.01T US$ 2015
Central America computed 1.68T US$ 2015
Upper-middle-income countries computed 29.74T US$ 2015
GDP in constant prices — Costa Rica, by year Costa Rica All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ 2015 Change Change, %
2025 80.74B +3.52B +4.56%
2024 77.22B +3.03B +4.08%
2023 74.19B +3.39B +4.79%
2022 70.8B +3.67B +5.46%
2021 67.13B +5.1B +8.22%
2020 62.03B −2.68B −4.14%
2019 64.71B +1.71B +2.71%
2018 63.01B +1.75B +2.85%
2017 61.26B +2.45B +4.16%
2016 58.81B +2.37B +4.2%
2015 56.44B +1.99B +3.65%
2014 54.45B +1.86B +3.54%
2013 52.59B +1.28B +2.49%
2012 51.31B +2.39B +4.88%
2011 48.92B +2.06B +4.4%
2010 46.86B +2.38B +5.36%
2009 44.47B −392M −0.87%
2008 44.87B +2.03B +4.74%
2007 42.84B +3.25B +8.22%
2006 39.58B +2.7B +7.33%
2005 36.88B +1.41B +3.98%
2004 35.47B +1.5B +4.42%
2003 33.97B +1.41B +4.32%
2002 32.56B +1.08B +3.42%
2001 31.49B +1.06B +3.49%
2000 30.43B +1.11B +3.8%
1999 29.31B +1.17B +4.15%
1998 28.14B +1.86B +7.09%
1997 26.28B +1.36B +5.48%
1996 24.92B +332M +1.35%
1995 24.58B +980M +4.15%
1994 23.6B +1.02B +4.52%
1993 22.58B +1.5B +7.1%
1992 21.09B +1.78B +9.2%
1991 19.31B +428M +2.27%
1990 18.88B +648M +3.55%
1989 18.23B +978M +5.67%
1988 17.26B +573M +3.43%
1987 16.68B +759M +4.76%
1986 15.92B +835M +5.54%
1985 15.09B +108M +0.72%
1984 14.98B +1.11B +8.02%
1983 13.87B +386M +2.86%
1982 13.48B −1.06B −7.29%
1981 14.54B −337M −2.26%
1980 14.88B +111M +0.75%
1979 14.77B +695M +4.94%
1978 14.07B +830M +6.27%
1977 13.24B +1.08B +8.9%
1976 12.16B +636M +5.52%
1975 11.52B +237M +2.1%
1974 11.29B +593M +5.54%
1973 10.69B +765M +7.71%
1972 9.93B +751M +8.18%
1971 9.18B +583M +6.78%
1970 8.6B +600M +7.5%
1969 8B +416M +5.49%
1968 7.58B +592M +8.47%
1967 6.99B +374M +5.65%
1966 6.61B +431M +6.97%
1965 6.18B +468M +8.19%
1964 5.71B +202M +3.66%
1963 5.51B +356M +6.9%
1962 5.16B +266M +5.44%
1961 4.89B +90.22M +1.88%
1960 4.8B

Central America, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Gross domestic product in constant 2015 prices and at the exchange rate of that same year. Unlike nominal GDP, this series does not grow with inflation or with movements of the exchange rate, so it is the only one on which the size of a country's economy can be compared with its own past. The difference accumulates fast: over thirty years the nominal GDP of most countries grew several times more than the real one, and almost all of that difference is price growth.

Important: Suited to comparing a country with itself over time, but not countries with one another: conversion at the 2015 exchange rate does not account for differences in price levels. For cross-country comparison there is GDP at PPP.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.