Real GDP per capita in constant 2015 US dollars, ranked.

Answer

United States ranks first for the highest real GDP per capita in 2025, followed by Australia and United Kingdom.

Period2025
Countries present19 of 19
Source updatedJuly 13, 2026
Price basisconstant 2015 prices

Complete ranking

Constant 2015 US-dollar GDP divided by population.

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Real GDP per capita in constant 2015 US dollars for the 19 sovereign G20 countries in 2025.
RankCountryCodeReal GDP per capitaGDP growthGDP per capitaImplied population
01United StatesUSA$67,9462.16%$90,027341.8M
02AustraliaAUS$61,3691.35%$65,13027.6M
03United KingdomGBR$48,4221.39%$57,60269.5M
04CanadaCAN$45,4181.74%$55,69841.7M
05GermanyDEU$44,1470.24%$60,49683.5M
06FranceFRA$39,9190.84%$48,98668.7M
07JapanJPN$38,6191.19%$35,951123.4M
08South KoreaKOR$37,4701.01%$36,22751.7M
09ItalyITA$34,7160.54%$43,30958.9M
10Saudi ArabiaSAU$25,0664.50%$34,53737M
11TürkiyeTUR$15,8833.60%$18,59985.9M
12ChinaCHN$13,7934.96%$13,8621.4B
13ArgentinaARG$13,2874.37%$14,89845.9M
14RussiaRUS$11,2161%$17,547146M
15MexicoMEX$10,2570.56%$13,889131.9M
16BrazilBRA$9,7482.29%$10,713212.8M
17South AfricaZAF$5,7131.11%$6,59864.7M
18IndonesiaIDN$4,5555.11%$5,060285.7M
19IndiaIND$2,5237.57%$2,7021.5B

World Bank World Development Indicators, source update 2026-07-13. Implied population is calculated from GDP and GDP per capita; it is not a separate population series. Narwhal filters the source to the 19 sovereign G20 countries, normalizes country and measure identifiers, preserves decimal values, and scales level values to the stated units.

What the number answers

Constant 2015 US-dollar GDP divided by population.

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This is output per person at a fixed price basis. It does not measure disposable income or household wellbeing.

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