GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — New Zealand

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in New Zealand in 2031 — 69,408 int$. Ranked 41 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 610.6%.

2031 69,408 int$ +3.4% vs 2030
World rank 41of 189
Period maximum 69,408 int$2031
Period minimum 9,768 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — New Zealand, 1980–2031020,00040,00060,00080,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 9,768 int$1981: 10,951 int$1982: 11,870 int$1983: 12,203 int$1984: 13,375 int$1985: 13,832 int$1986: 14,236 int$1987: 14,812 int$1988: 15,279 int$1989: 15,785 int$1990: 16,184 int$1991: 16,087 int$1992: 16,396 int$1993: 17,461 int$1994: 18,577 int$1995: 19,605 int$1996: 20,450 int$1997: 21,037 int$1998: 21,173 int$1999: 22,311 int$2000: 23,637 int$2001: 24,610 int$2002: 25,742 int$2003: 26,891 int$2004: 28,520 int$2005: 30,013 int$2006: 31,434 int$2007: 33,089 int$2008: 33,390 int$2009: 32,909 int$2010: 33,515 int$2011: 34,524 int$2012: 35,859 int$2013: 36,943 int$2014: 38,382 int$2015: 39,340 int$2016: 40,376 int$2017: 41,583 int$2018: 41,960 int$2019: 44,754 int$2020: 44,976 int$2021: 47,686 int$2022: 52,354 int$2023: 54,312 int$2024: 54,549 int$2025: 55,840 int$2026: 58,308 int$2027: 60,638 int$2028: 62,709 int$2029: 64,896 int$2030: 67,126 int$2031: 69,408 int$
Change over the period: +59,640 (+610.57%) Average annual rate: 3.92 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — New Zealand, by year New Zealand All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 69,408 +2,282 +3.4%
2030 67,126 +2,230 +3.44%
2029 64,896 +2,187 +3.49%
2028 62,709 +2,071 +3.42%
2027 60,638 +2,330 +4%
2026 58,308 +2,468 +4.42%
2025 55,840 +1,291 +2.37%
2024 54,549 +237 +0.44%
2023 54,312 +1,958 +3.74%
2022 52,354 +4,668 +9.79%
2021 47,686 +2,710 +6.03%
2020 44,976 +222 +0.5%
2019 44,754 +2,794 +6.66%
2018 41,960 +378 +0.91%
2017 41,583 +1,207 +2.99%
2016 40,376 +1,036 +2.63%
2015 39,340 +958 +2.5%
2014 38,382 +1,439 +3.89%
2013 36,943 +1,084 +3.02%
2012 35,859 +1,335 +3.87%
2011 34,524 +1,009 +3.01%
2010 33,515 +606 +1.84%
2009 32,909 −480 −1.44%
2008 33,390 +301 +0.91%
2007 33,089 +1,654 +5.26%
2006 31,434 +1,422 +4.74%
2005 30,013 +1,493 +5.23%
2004 28,520 +1,629 +6.06%
2003 26,891 +1,149 +4.46%
2002 25,742 +1,132 +4.6%
2001 24,610 +974 +4.12%
2000 23,637 +1,325 +5.94%
1999 22,311 +1,139 +5.38%
1998 21,173 +136 +0.65%
1997 21,037 +587 +2.87%
1996 20,450 +845 +4.31%
1995 19,605 +1,028 +5.53%
1994 18,577 +1,116 +6.39%
1993 17,461 +1,064 +6.49%
1992 16,396 +310 +1.93%
1991 16,087 −97 −0.6%
1990 16,184 +399 +2.53%
1989 15,785 +506 +3.31%
1988 15,279 +466 +3.15%
1987 14,812 +576 +4.05%
1986 14,236 +404 +2.92%
1985 13,832 +456 +3.41%
1984 13,375 +1,173 +9.61%
1983 12,203 +333 +2.8%
1982 11,870 +919 +8.39%
1981 10,951 +1,183 +12.11%
1980 9,768

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.