GDP growth
is defined as the total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given period. It includes private and public consumption, private and public investment, and exports less imports.
GDP is the most commonly used measure of economic activity and serves as a good indicator to track the economic health of a country. Economic growth (GDP growth) refers to the percent change in real GDP, which corrects the nominal GDP figure for inflation. Real GDP is therefore also referred to as inflation-adjusted GDP or GDP in constant prices.
The table below shows the percent changes in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per country for the last five years.
Top 30 GDP growth:
Libya 2021 31.4 %
Maldives 2021 31 %
Guyana 2021 19.9 %
Macao S, China 2021 18 %
Panama 2021 15.3 %
Moldova 2021 13.9 %
Bahamas, The 2021 13.7 %
Ireland 2021 13.5 %
Peru 2021 13.3 %
Honduras 2021 12.5 %
Montenegro 2021 12.4 %
Dominican Republi 2021 12.3 %
Chile 2021 11.7 %
Botswana 2021 11.4 %
Turkiye 2021 11 %
Rwanda 2021 10.9 %
El Salvador 2021 10.8 %
Colombia 2021 10.6 %
Croatia 2021 10.4 %
Georgia 2021 10.4 %
Argentina 2021 10.3 %
Nicaragua 2021 10.3 %
Belize 2021 9.8 %
Malta 2021 9.4 %
Tajikistan 2021 9.2 %
Kosovo 2021 9.1 %
Andorra 2021 8.9 %
India 2021 8.9 %
Eritrea 2011 8.7 %
Albania 2021 8.5 %
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