Gross national income — all countries

Gross national income — United Arab Emirates

Gross national income in the United Arab Emirates in 2024 — 568,335,810,859 US$. Ranked 25 in the world out of 198. Since 1970, the indicator has risen by 55,958.5%.

2024 568B US$ +5.79% vs 2023
World rank 25of 198
Period maximum 568B US$2024
Period minimum 1.01B US$1970

Trend over time

1970–2024 · US$

Gross national income — United Arab Emirates, 1970–20240200B400B600B19701976198219881994200020062012201820241970: 1,013,827,079 US$1971: 1,404,797,337 US$1972: 1,949,807,451 US$1973: 3,755,519,161 US$1974: 11,483,447,260 US$1975: 14,704,238,187 US$1976: 19,108,219,776 US$1977: 24,243,553,280 US$1978: 23,905,226,489 US$1979: 33,485,412,240 US$1980: 45,645,874,046 US$1981: 51,224,321,309 US$1982: 48,291,066,999 US$1983: 43,184,024,528 US$1984: 42,501,107,776 US$1985: 41,960,869,171 US$1986: 33,400,856,615 US$1987: 36,432,286,282 US$1988: 36,832,778,570 US$1989: 42,626,953,330 US$1990: 54,023,555,495 US$1991: 53,067,268,837 US$1992: 55,543,310,460 US$1993: 56,568,307,273 US$1994: 60,027,340,289 US$1995: 67,623,645,519 US$1996: 74,877,992,400 US$1997: 81,394,151,648 US$1998: 79,921,625,596 US$1999: 84,382,386,767 US$2000: 109,429,362,981 US$2001: 108,376,301,641 US$2002: 110,737,261,943 US$2003: 124,292,017,365 US$2004: 148,532,214,560 US$2005: 183,503,785,177 US$2006: 226,854,449,913 US$2007: 266,289,191,654 US$2008: 319,278,564,005 US$2009: 256,161,381,892 US$2010: 307,652,481,951 US$2011: 369,021,810,001 US$2012: 393,093,082,536 US$2013: 410,095,474,635 US$2014: 425,589,339,890 US$2015: 383,715,817,610 US$2016: 383,813,873,019 US$2017: 406,143,953,288 US$2018: 441,985,282,263 US$2019: 435,987,757,148 US$2020: 355,282,947,136 US$2021: 421,706,088,427 US$2022: 511,457,863,458 US$2023: 537,244,460,368 US$2024: 568,335,810,859 US$
Change over the period: +567B (+55,958.46%) Average annual rate: 12.43 %

Comparison, 2024

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates 568B US$
World 111T US$
Western Asia computed 4.8T US$
High-income countries computed 70.8T US$
Gross national income — United Arab Emirates, by year United Arab Emirates All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ Change Change, %
2024 568B +31.09B +5.79%
2023 537B +25.79B +5.04%
2022 511B +89.75B +21.28%
2021 422B +66.42B +18.7%
2020 355B −80.7B −18.51%
2019 436B −6B −1.36%
2018 442B +35.84B +8.82%
2017 406B +22.33B +5.82%
2016 384B +98.06M +0.03%
2015 384B −41.87B −9.84%
2014 426B +15.49B +3.78%
2013 410B +17B +4.33%
2012 393B +24.07B +6.52%
2011 369B +61.37B +19.95%
2010 308B +51.49B +20.1%
2009 256B −63.12B −19.77%
2008 319B +52.99B +19.9%
2007 266B +39.43B +17.38%
2006 227B +43.35B +23.62%
2005 184B +34.97B +23.54%
2004 149B +24.24B +19.5%
2003 124B +13.55B +12.24%
2002 111B +2.36B +2.18%
2001 108B −1.05B −0.96%
2000 109B +25.05B +29.68%
1999 84.38B +4.46B +5.58%
1998 79.92B −1.47B −1.81%
1997 81.39B +6.52B +8.7%
1996 74.88B +7.25B +10.73%
1995 67.62B +7.6B +12.65%
1994 60.03B +3.46B +6.11%
1993 56.57B +1.02B +1.85%
1992 55.54B +2.48B +4.67%
1991 53.07B −956M −1.77%
1990 54.02B +11.4B +26.74%
1989 42.63B +5.79B +15.73%
1988 36.83B +400M +1.1%
1987 36.43B +3.03B +9.08%
1986 33.4B −8.56B −20.4%
1985 41.96B −540M −1.27%
1984 42.5B −683M −1.58%
1983 43.18B −5.11B −10.58%
1982 48.29B −2.93B −5.73%
1981 51.22B +5.58B +12.22%
1980 45.65B +12.16B +36.32%
1979 33.49B +9.58B +40.08%
1978 23.91B −338M −1.4%
1977 24.24B +5.14B +26.87%
1976 19.11B +4.4B +29.95%
1975 14.7B +3.22B +28.05%
1974 11.48B +7.73B +205.78%
1973 3.76B +1.81B +92.61%
1972 1.95B +545M +38.8%
1971 1.4B +391M +38.56%
1970 1.01B

About the indicator

Gross national income in current dollars: everything produced inside the country, plus the income its residents receive from abroad, minus the income non-residents receive inside it. This adjustment is exactly what separates GNI from GDP, and in most countries the difference is small, though not everywhere: in Ireland GNI is markedly below GDP because of the profits of foreign corporations, while in countries with large labor migration it is higher, on account of remittances and earnings abroad. It is by GNI per capita that the World Bank divides countries into income groups.

Important: The divergence from GDP is worth looking at as a pair: the difference itself is the net income from abroad.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.