GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Belgium

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in Belgium in 2031 — 90,183 int$. Ranked 21 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 672.9%.

2031 90,183 int$ +2.83% vs 2030
World rank 21of 189
Period maximum 90,183 int$2031
Period minimum 11,668 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Belgium, 1980–2031025,00050,00075,000100,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 11,668 int$1981: 12,726 int$1982: 13,605 int$1983: 14,176 int$1984: 15,058 int$1985: 15,783 int$1986: 16,393 int$1987: 17,176 int$1988: 18,601 int$1989: 19,896 int$1990: 21,245 int$1991: 22,279 int$1992: 23,055 int$1993: 23,266 int$1994: 24,452 int$1995: 25,484 int$1996: 26,261 int$1997: 27,653 int$1998: 28,451 int$1999: 29,813 int$2000: 31,543 int$2001: 32,531 int$2002: 33,449 int$2003: 34,310 int$2004: 36,349 int$2005: 38,178 int$2006: 40,108 int$2007: 42,414 int$2008: 43,089 int$2009: 42,187 int$2010: 43,506 int$2011: 44,600 int$2012: 45,219 int$2013: 45,872 int$2014: 47,313 int$2015: 48,212 int$2016: 48,930 int$2017: 50,360 int$2018: 52,598 int$2019: 56,878 int$2020: 56,199 int$2021: 62,045 int$2022: 68,714 int$2023: 71,705 int$2024: 73,805 int$2025: 76,208 int$2026: 78,607 int$2027: 80,914 int$2028: 82,931 int$2029: 85,220 int$2030: 87,697 int$2031: 90,183 int$
Change over the period: +78,515 (+672.9%) Average annual rate: 4.09 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Belgium, by year Belgium All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 90,183 +2,486 +2.83%
2030 87,697 +2,476 +2.91%
2029 85,220 +2,290 +2.76%
2028 82,931 +2,017 +2.49%
2027 80,914 +2,307 +2.93%
2026 78,607 +2,399 +3.15%
2025 76,208 +2,403 +3.26%
2024 73,805 +2,100 +2.93%
2023 71,705 +2,991 +4.35%
2022 68,714 +6,668 +10.75%
2021 62,045 +5,847 +10.4%
2020 56,199 −680 −1.19%
2019 56,878 +4,280 +8.14%
2018 52,598 +2,238 +4.44%
2017 50,360 +1,430 +2.92%
2016 48,930 +717 +1.49%
2015 48,212 +900 +1.9%
2014 47,313 +1,441 +3.14%
2013 45,872 +653 +1.44%
2012 45,219 +619 +1.39%
2011 44,600 +1,094 +2.51%
2010 43,506 +1,319 +3.13%
2009 42,187 −902 −2.09%
2008 43,089 +675 +1.59%
2007 42,414 +2,306 +5.75%
2006 40,108 +1,930 +5.06%
2005 38,178 +1,829 +5.03%
2004 36,349 +2,038 +5.94%
2003 34,310 +861 +2.57%
2002 33,449 +918 +2.82%
2001 32,531 +988 +3.13%
2000 31,543 +1,730 +5.8%
1999 29,813 +1,362 +4.79%
1998 28,451 +798 +2.89%
1997 27,653 +1,392 +5.3%
1996 26,261 +777 +3.05%
1995 25,484 +1,032 +4.22%
1994 24,452 +1,185 +5.09%
1993 23,266 +212 +0.92%
1992 23,055 +776 +3.48%
1991 22,279 +1,033 +4.86%
1990 21,245 +1,349 +6.78%
1989 19,896 +1,295 +6.96%
1988 18,601 +1,425 +8.3%
1987 17,176 +784 +4.78%
1986 16,393 +609 +3.86%
1985 15,783 +725 +4.82%
1984 15,058 +882 +6.22%
1983 14,176 +572 +4.2%
1982 13,605 +879 +6.91%
1981 12,726 +1,058 +9.06%
1980 11,668

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.