GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Australia

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in Australia in 2031 — 85,387 int$. Ranked 25 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 729.1%.

2031 85,387 int$ +2.94% vs 2030
World rank 25of 189
Period maximum 85,387 int$2031
Period minimum 10,299 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Australia, 1980–2031025,00050,00075,000100,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 10,299 int$1981: 11,553 int$1982: 12,074 int$1983: 12,331 int$1984: 13,419 int$1985: 14,393 int$1986: 14,821 int$1987: 15,682 int$1988: 16,629 int$1989: 17,815 int$1990: 18,502 int$1991: 18,711 int$1992: 19,436 int$1993: 20,488 int$1994: 21,732 int$1995: 22,559 int$1996: 23,609 int$1997: 24,906 int$1998: 26,091 int$1999: 27,318 int$2000: 28,471 int$2001: 29,486 int$2002: 30,838 int$2003: 32,034 int$2004: 33,871 int$2005: 35,524 int$2006: 37,009 int$2007: 38,935 int$2008: 39,870 int$2009: 40,180 int$2010: 41,079 int$2011: 42,411 int$2012: 44,080 int$2013: 45,109 int$2014: 46,387 int$2015: 47,216 int$2016: 48,149 int$2017: 49,424 int$2018: 51,427 int$2019: 53,748 int$2020: 53,963 int$2021: 60,478 int$2022: 66,104 int$2023: 68,361 int$2024: 69,647 int$2025: 72,132 int$2026: 74,755 int$2027: 76,772 int$2028: 78,537 int$2029: 80,611 int$2030: 82,951 int$2031: 85,387 int$
Change over the period: +75,088 (+729.09%) Average annual rate: 4.23 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Australia, by year Australia All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 85,387 +2,436 +2.94%
2030 82,951 +2,340 +2.9%
2029 80,611 +2,074 +2.64%
2028 78,537 +1,765 +2.3%
2027 76,772 +2,017 +2.7%
2026 74,755 +2,622 +3.64%
2025 72,132 +2,486 +3.57%
2024 69,647 +1,286 +1.88%
2023 68,361 +2,257 +3.41%
2022 66,104 +5,626 +9.3%
2021 60,478 +6,515 +12.07%
2020 53,963 +215 +0.4%
2019 53,748 +2,321 +4.51%
2018 51,427 +2,003 +4.05%
2017 49,424 +1,274 +2.65%
2016 48,149 +933 +1.98%
2015 47,216 +829 +1.79%
2014 46,387 +1,278 +2.83%
2013 45,109 +1,029 +2.33%
2012 44,080 +1,669 +3.94%
2011 42,411 +1,332 +3.24%
2010 41,079 +899 +2.24%
2009 40,180 +309 +0.78%
2008 39,870 +936 +2.4%
2007 38,935 +1,926 +5.2%
2006 37,009 +1,485 +4.18%
2005 35,524 +1,654 +4.88%
2004 33,871 +1,837 +5.74%
2003 32,034 +1,196 +3.88%
2002 30,838 +1,352 +4.58%
2001 29,486 +1,015 +3.57%
2000 28,471 +1,153 +4.22%
1999 27,318 +1,227 +4.7%
1998 26,091 +1,185 +4.76%
1997 24,906 +1,297 +5.49%
1996 23,609 +1,050 +4.66%
1995 22,559 +827 +3.81%
1994 21,732 +1,244 +6.07%
1993 20,488 +1,051 +5.41%
1992 19,436 +725 +3.88%
1991 18,711 +209 +1.13%
1990 18,502 +687 +3.85%
1989 17,815 +1,186 +7.13%
1988 16,629 +947 +6.04%
1987 15,682 +862 +5.81%
1986 14,821 +427 +2.97%
1985 14,393 +975 +7.26%
1984 13,419 +1,088 +8.82%
1983 12,331 +256 +2.12%
1982 12,074 +521 +4.51%
1981 11,553 +1,254 +12.18%
1980 10,299

Australia and New Zealand, 2031

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

AU Australia 85,387 NZ New Zealand 69,408

About the indicator

GDP per capita at purchasing power parity in current international dollars from the IMF World Economic Outlook database. The IMF uses its own PPP conversion factors and includes a forecast, so the series serves for comparing the expected level of living, not only the level already reached.

Important: The aggregate for a group is all of its GDP over all of its population. The weight is taken from the World Bank population series: the IMF one is shorter, and the source of the weight barely affects the result.

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