Despite its occasional economic hiccups, the United States remains one of the richest countries in the world. As of 2022 it ranked 7th globally in GDP per capita, according to data cited by Visual ...

However, the reading that put economists most on edge was GDP per capita. The closely watched measure continued to crater and is now down three per cent from its peak in September 2022, according to ...

We break down GDP, unemployment and personal income metrics in New York and what these numbers tell us about our economy.

GDP per capita adjusted for relative purchasing power gives us ... have to conclude that the richest nations are exactly the ones with the largest GDP: United States, China, Japan, Germany. But how ...

Dig into the statistics on demographics, geography, tourism, football and more in this data-driven story of "UK in Focus" week.

THE T&T economy has been experiencing a bit of a downturn in recent times.Its per capita GDP fell from some US$22,002 in 2014 to US$17,889.60 in 2021 and the labour ...

Real household income per capita in the OECD rose by 0.5% in the fourth quarter of 2023, following a 0.2% fall in the third quarter. Growth in real income ...

Britain was a country of net emigration and then one of low net immigration. But after 1997, the number of people arriving started to accelerate dramatically. And since the new immigration system came ...

Across much of the developed world, one of the most dependable drivers of economic growth is faltering.For decades, the rapid inflow of migrants helped countries including Canada, Australia and the ...

Dominica has been listed among the 30 least populated on earth by a study published in the online newspaper 24/7 Wall Street. The study used data from the World Bank as of 2022, which it says is the ...

The Sri Lankan economy contracted during 2018-2022 and, even slipped back from its middle-income status to low-income status. But it is now progressing. As of 2023, it is an $84 billion economy – ...

PM Modi termed the coalition government led by Congress as “khichdi company” and said that the country’s per capita GDP fell to 30 percent in 2004 from 35 percent in 1998-2004.