GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — all countries

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — South Korea

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) in South Korea in 2031 — 83,696 int$. Ranked 27 in the world out of 189. Since 1980, the indicator has risen by 3,705.1%.

2031 83,696 int$ +3.91% vs 2030
World rank 27of 189
Period maximum 83,696 int$2031
Period minimum 2,200 int$1980

Trend over time

1980–2031 · international $ per capita

GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — South Korea, 1980–2031025,00050,00075,000100,00019801986199219982004201020162022202820311980: 2,200 int$1981: 2,546 int$1982: 2,887 int$1983: 3,354 int$1984: 3,798 int$1985: 4,188 int$1986: 4,716 int$1987: 5,403 int$1988: 6,211 int$1989: 6,849 int$1990: 7,741 int$1991: 8,786 int$1992: 9,458 int$1993: 10,254 int$1994: 11,340 int$1995: 12,578 int$1996: 13,701 int$1997: 14,674 int$1998: 14,005 int$1999: 15,741 int$2000: 17,432 int$2001: 18,524 int$2002: 20,152 int$2003: 21,072 int$2004: 22,671 int$2005: 24,349 int$2006: 26,278 int$2007: 28,423 int$2008: 29,615 int$2009: 29,888 int$2010: 32,202 int$2011: 33,817 int$2012: 35,140 int$2013: 36,746 int$2014: 38,346 int$2015: 39,623 int$2016: 41,105 int$2017: 43,156 int$2018: 45,511 int$2019: 46,511 int$2020: 47,881 int$2021: 51,880 int$2022: 57,193 int$2023: 60,202 int$2024: 62,885 int$2025: 65,405 int$2026: 68,624 int$2027: 71,732 int$2028: 74,585 int$2029: 77,526 int$2030: 80,547 int$2031: 83,696 int$
Change over the period: +81,497 (+3,705.07%) Average annual rate: 7.4 %
GDP per capita at PPP (IMF) — South Korea, by year South Korea All countries CSV XLSX
Year int$ Change Change, %
2031 83,696 +3,149 +3.91%
2030 80,547 +3,021 +3.9%
2029 77,526 +2,941 +3.94%
2028 74,585 +2,853 +3.98%
2027 71,732 +3,107 +4.53%
2026 68,624 +3,220 +4.92%
2025 65,405 +2,519 +4.01%
2024 62,885 +2,684 +4.46%
2023 60,202 +3,008 +5.26%
2022 57,193 +5,313 +10.24%
2021 51,880 +3,999 +8.35%
2020 47,881 +1,370 +2.95%
2019 46,511 +1,000 +2.2%
2018 45,511 +2,355 +5.46%
2017 43,156 +2,051 +4.99%
2016 41,105 +1,482 +3.74%
2015 39,623 +1,277 +3.33%
2014 38,346 +1,600 +4.35%
2013 36,746 +1,607 +4.57%
2012 35,140 +1,322 +3.91%
2011 33,817 +1,615 +5.02%
2010 32,202 +2,314 +7.74%
2009 29,888 +273 +0.92%
2008 29,615 +1,192 +4.19%
2007 28,423 +2,145 +8.16%
2006 26,278 +1,929 +7.92%
2005 24,349 +1,678 +7.4%
2004 22,671 +1,598 +7.58%
2003 21,072 +920 +4.57%
2002 20,152 +1,628 +8.79%
2001 18,524 +1,092 +6.27%
2000 17,432 +1,691 +10.75%
1999 15,741 +1,736 +12.39%
1998 14,005 −669 −4.56%
1997 14,674 +974 +7.11%
1996 13,701 +1,123 +8.92%
1995 12,578 +1,238 +10.91%
1994 11,340 +1,086 +10.59%
1993 10,254 +797 +8.42%
1992 9,458 +672 +7.65%
1991 8,786 +1,045 +13.5%
1990 7,741 +892 +13.02%
1989 6,849 +638 +10.27%
1988 6,211 +808 +14.96%
1987 5,403 +687 +14.56%
1986 4,716 +529 +12.62%
1985 4,188 +390 +10.26%
1984 3,798 +444 +13.22%
1983 3,354 +467 +16.18%
1982 2,887 +341 +13.4%
1981 2,546 +346 +15.75%
1980 2,200

Eastern Asia, 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.