GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Iceland

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in Iceland in 2031 — 91,991 int$. Ranked 20 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 634.5%.

2031 91,991 int$ +2.18% vs 2030
World rank 20of 189
Period maximum 91,991 int$2031
Period minimum 12,524 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Iceland, 1980–2031025,00050,00075,000100,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 12,524 int$1981: 14,145 int$1982: 15,154 int$1983: 15,190 int$1984: 16,190 int$1985: 17,095 int$1986: 18,410 int$1987: 20,315 int$1988: 20,723 int$1989: 21,218 int$1990: 22,106 int$1991: 22,617 int$1992: 22,020 int$1993: 22,606 int$1994: 23,681 int$1995: 24,032 int$1996: 25,479 int$1997: 26,800 int$1998: 28,734 int$1999: 29,911 int$2000: 31,705 int$2001: 33,152 int$2002: 33,470 int$2003: 34,680 int$2004: 38,050 int$2005: 41,571 int$2006: 44,331 int$2007: 48,259 int$2008: 48,790 int$2009: 44,455 int$2010: 44,237 int$2011: 46,622 int$2012: 47,840 int$2013: 49,985 int$2014: 51,195 int$2015: 53,069 int$2016: 56,378 int$2017: 58,232 int$2018: 59,895 int$2019: 63,215 int$2020: 58,835 int$2021: 65,517 int$2022: 75,007 int$2023: 79,454 int$2024: 78,600 int$2025: 80,662 int$2026: 82,730 int$2027: 84,548 int$2028: 86,171 int$2029: 88,058 int$2030: 90,028 int$2031: 91,991 int$
Change over the period: +79,467 (+634.51%) Average annual rate: 3.99 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — Iceland, by year Iceland All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 91,991 +1,962 +2.18%
2030 90,028 +1,971 +2.24%
2029 88,058 +1,887 +2.19%
2028 86,171 +1,623 +1.92%
2027 84,548 +1,818 +2.2%
2026 82,730 +2,069 +2.56%
2025 80,662 +2,062 +2.62%
2024 78,600 −854 −1.08%
2023 79,454 +4,447 +5.93%
2022 75,007 +9,490 +14.48%
2021 65,517 +6,682 +11.36%
2020 58,835 −4,380 −6.93%
2019 63,215 +3,320 +5.54%
2018 59,895 +1,663 +2.86%
2017 58,232 +1,854 +3.29%
2016 56,378 +3,310 +6.24%
2015 53,069 +1,874 +3.66%
2014 51,195 +1,210 +2.42%
2013 49,985 +2,145 +4.48%
2012 47,840 +1,218 +2.61%
2011 46,622 +2,386 +5.39%
2010 44,237 −219 −0.49%
2009 44,455 −4,335 −8.89%
2008 48,790 +531 +1.1%
2007 48,259 +3,929 +8.86%
2006 44,331 +2,759 +6.64%
2005 41,571 +3,521 +9.25%
2004 38,050 +3,370 +9.72%
2003 34,680 +1,210 +3.62%
2002 33,470 +318 +0.96%
2001 33,152 +1,447 +4.56%
2000 31,705 +1,794 +6%
1999 29,911 +1,177 +4.1%
1998 28,734 +1,934 +7.22%
1997 26,800 +1,321 +5.18%
1996 25,479 +1,447 +6.02%
1995 24,032 +351 +1.48%
1994 23,681 +1,074 +4.75%
1993 22,606 +587 +2.66%
1992 22,020 −597 −2.64%
1991 22,617 +511 +2.31%
1990 22,106 +888 +4.18%
1989 21,218 +495 +2.39%
1988 20,723 +409 +2.01%
1987 20,315 +1,905 +10.35%
1986 18,410 +1,315 +7.7%
1985 17,095 +905 +5.59%
1984 16,190 +1,000 +6.58%
1983 15,190 +35 +0.23%
1982 15,154 +1,009 +7.13%
1981 14,145 +1,621 +12.95%
1980 12,524

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.