GDP per capita (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita (IMF) — New Zealand

GDP per capita (IMF) in New Zealand in 2031 — 61,564 US$. Ranked 26 in the world out of 188. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 748.6%.

2031 61,564 US$ +3.28% vs 2030
World rank 26of 188
Period maximum 61,564 US$2031
Period minimum 6,951 US$1985

Trend over time

1980–2031 · US$

GDP per capita (IMF) — New Zealand, 1980–2031020,00040,00060,00080,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 7,255 US$1981: 7,512 US$1982: 7,379 US$1983: 7,072 US$1984: 6,969 US$1985: 6,951 US$1986: 8,383 US$1987: 11,202 US$1988: 13,659 US$1989: 13,112 US$1990: 13,425 US$1991: 12,426 US$1992: 11,751 US$1993: 12,538 US$1994: 14,612 US$1995: 16,933 US$1996: 18,506 US$1997: 18,207 US$1998: 14,889 US$1999: 15,349 US$2000: 14,022 US$2001: 13,669 US$2002: 15,707 US$2003: 20,460 US$2004: 24,849 US$2005: 27,385 US$2006: 26,221 US$2007: 31,908 US$2008: 31,819 US$2009: 28,341 US$2010: 33,481 US$2011: 38,108 US$2012: 39,748 US$2013: 42,103 US$2014: 44,300 US$2015: 38,235 US$2016: 39,431 US$2017: 42,298 US$2018: 42,744 US$2019: 42,390 US$2020: 41,601 US$2021: 49,116 US$2022: 48,165 US$2023: 48,787 US$2024: 48,929 US$2025: 48,621 US$2026: 52,023 US$2027: 53,900 US$2028: 55,690 US$2029: 57,631 US$2030: 59,607 US$2031: 61,564 US$
Change over the period: +54,309 (+748.57%) Average annual rate: 4.28 %
GDP per capita (IMF) — New Zealand, by year New Zealand All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2031 61,564 +1,957 +3.28%
2030 59,607 +1,977 +3.43%
2029 57,631 +1,941 +3.49%
2028 55,690 +1,790 +3.32%
2027 53,900 +1,877 +3.61%
2026 52,023 +3,402 +7%
2025 48,621 −309 −0.63%
2024 48,929 +142 +0.29%
2023 48,787 +622 +1.29%
2022 48,165 −951 −1.94%
2021 49,116 +7,515 +18.07%
2020 41,601 −789 −1.86%
2019 42,390 −354 −0.83%
2018 42,744 +446 +1.06%
2017 42,298 +2,866 +7.27%
2016 39,431 +1,196 +3.13%
2015 38,235 −6,065 −13.69%
2014 44,300 +2,198 +5.22%
2013 42,103 +2,355 +5.92%
2012 39,748 +1,640 +4.3%
2011 38,108 +4,627 +13.82%
2010 33,481 +5,140 +18.14%
2009 28,341 −3,479 −10.93%
2008 31,819 −89 −0.28%
2007 31,908 +5,687 +21.69%
2006 26,221 −1,164 −4.25%
2005 27,385 +2,536 +10.21%
2004 24,849 +4,388 +21.45%
2003 20,460 +4,753 +30.26%
2002 15,707 +2,038 +14.91%
2001 13,669 −353 −2.51%
2000 14,022 −1,327 −8.65%
1999 15,349 +459 +3.08%
1998 14,889 −3,317 −18.22%
1997 18,207 −299 −1.62%
1996 18,506 +1,573 +9.29%
1995 16,933 +2,320 +15.88%
1994 14,612 +2,074 +16.54%
1993 12,538 +788 +6.7%
1992 11,751 −676 −5.44%
1991 12,426 −999 −7.44%
1990 13,425 +313 +2.39%
1989 13,112 −548 −4.01%
1988 13,659 +2,457 +21.93%
1987 11,202 +2,819 +33.63%
1986 8,383 +1,432 +20.6%
1985 6,951 −17 −0.25%
1984 6,969 −104 −1.47%
1983 7,072 −307 −4.15%
1982 7,379 −133 −1.77%
1981 7,512 +256 +3.54%
1980 7,255

Australia and New Zealand, 2031

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

AU Australia 86,913 NZ New Zealand 61,564

About the indicator

Gross domestic product per person in current US dollars as estimated by the International Monetary Fund. The quantity is the same as the World Bank one, but the source is different, and this is not duplication: the IMF revises its estimates twice a year and gives a five-year forecast, whereas the World Bank publishes the actuals only. Divergences between the two estimates for the same year are usually within a percent and arise from different data cut-off dates.

Important: The aggregate for a group is all of its GDP over all of its population. The weight is the World Bank population series: the IMF one is shorter. The final years of the series are a forecast, not fact.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.