GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Canada

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in Canada in 2031 — 81,458 int$. Ranked 29 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 586.7%.

2031 81,458 int$ +2.76% vs 2030
World rank 29of 189
Period maximum 81,458 int$2031
Period minimum 11,863 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Canada, 1980–2031025,00050,00075,000100,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 11,863 int$1981: 13,270 int$1982: 13,481 int$1983: 14,225 int$1984: 15,461 int$1985: 16,552 int$1986: 17,075 int$1987: 17,983 int$1988: 19,182 int$1989: 20,052 int$1990: 20,530 int$1991: 20,517 int$1992: 20,920 int$1993: 21,734 int$1994: 22,948 int$1995: 23,809 int$1996: 24,398 int$1997: 25,623 int$1998: 26,691 int$1999: 28,232 int$2000: 30,078 int$2001: 31,004 int$2002: 32,081 int$2003: 32,996 int$2004: 34,605 int$2005: 36,489 int$2006: 38,219 int$2007: 39,670 int$2008: 40,405 int$2009: 39,019 int$2010: 40,262 int$2011: 41,962 int$2012: 43,035 int$2013: 44,315 int$2014: 45,915 int$2015: 46,267 int$2016: 46,699 int$2017: 48,385 int$2018: 50,068 int$2019: 50,584 int$2020: 48,630 int$2021: 56,218 int$2022: 61,992 int$2023: 63,797 int$2024: 64,802 int$2025: 67,013 int$2026: 70,006 int$2027: 72,858 int$2028: 75,045 int$2029: 77,181 int$2030: 79,269 int$2031: 81,458 int$
Change over the period: +69,595 (+586.67%) Average annual rate: 3.85 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Canada, by year Canada All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 81,458 +2,189 +2.76%
2030 79,269 +2,088 +2.7%
2029 77,181 +2,136 +2.85%
2028 75,045 +2,187 +3%
2027 72,858 +2,852 +4.07%
2026 70,006 +2,994 +4.47%
2025 67,013 +2,211 +3.41%
2024 64,802 +1,005 +1.57%
2023 63,797 +1,805 +2.91%
2022 61,992 +5,774 +10.27%
2021 56,218 +7,588 +15.6%
2020 48,630 −1,954 −3.86%
2019 50,584 +516 +1.03%
2018 50,068 +1,684 +3.48%
2017 48,385 +1,686 +3.61%
2016 46,699 +432 +0.93%
2015 46,267 +352 +0.77%
2014 45,915 +1,600 +3.61%
2013 44,315 +1,280 +2.97%
2012 43,035 +1,073 +2.56%
2011 41,962 +1,701 +4.22%
2010 40,262 +1,243 +3.18%
2009 39,019 −1,386 −3.43%
2008 40,405 +735 +1.85%
2007 39,670 +1,451 +3.8%
2006 38,219 +1,730 +4.74%
2005 36,489 +1,884 +5.44%
2004 34,605 +1,609 +4.88%
2003 32,996 +914 +2.85%
2002 32,081 +1,078 +3.48%
2001 31,004 +926 +3.08%
2000 30,078 +1,845 +6.54%
1999 28,232 +1,541 +5.77%
1998 26,691 +1,068 +4.17%
1997 25,623 +1,225 +5.02%
1996 24,398 +590 +2.48%
1995 23,809 +860 +3.75%
1994 22,948 +1,215 +5.59%
1993 21,734 +814 +3.89%
1992 20,920 +403 +1.96%
1991 20,517 −13 −0.06%
1990 20,530 +478 +2.38%
1989 20,052 +871 +4.54%
1988 19,182 +1,198 +6.66%
1987 17,983 +908 +5.32%
1986 17,075 +523 +3.16%
1985 16,552 +1,092 +7.06%
1984 15,461 +1,236 +8.69%
1983 14,225 +743 +5.51%
1982 13,481 +212 +1.59%
1981 13,270 +1,407 +11.86%
1980 11,863

Northern America, 2031

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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.