Vanuatu
🧑🤝🧑 334,000
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
GDP is the total value of goods and services produced in a country over a specific period. It reflects economic health, guiding policy and investment decisions. All GDP statistics from World Bank.
$1,126,313,360
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
$3,368
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
2.21%
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
Gross National Income (GNI)
GNI is the total income earned by a country's residents, including income from abroad. It is important because it provides a broader view of a country's economic health and citizens' overall wealth than GDP alone. All GNI statistics from World Bank.
$1,281,011,718
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
$3,660
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
Inflation
Inflation is the rise in prices over time, decreasing the value of money. It matters because it affects the cost of living and economic stability. Lower values will yield a higher rank. All statistics from the International Monetary Fund & World Bank.
12.0%
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
11.3%
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
11.3%
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❓ Unknown
(2023)
Equality Metrics
Equality metrics provide insight into the distribution of income within a country, highlighting economic disparities between different groups of the population. All statistics from the World Bank.
Income Share of Poorest 10%
#55/150
💪 Strong!
(2019)
Shows the share of total income earned by the poorest 10% of a population, highlighting income distribution among the least wealthy.
Gini Coefficient
#45/150
💪 Strong!
(2019)
The Gini coefficient measures income inequality on a scale from 0% (perfect equality) to 100% (maximum inequality).
Income Share of Wealthiest 10%
#41/150
💪 Strong!
(2019)
Shows the percentage of total income earned by the richest 10% of a country's population, reflecting income distribution among the wealthiest.
Unemployment & International Trade
Unemployment reflects economic challenges and labor market weaknesses. Exports and imports as a percentage of GDP provide insights into a country’s trade balance and openness to global trade, impacting its economic growth and stability. All statistics from the World Bank.
Exports (% of GDP)
#143/159
😭 Weak
(2022)
Measures the share of a country's GDP generated by selling goods and services to other countries.
Unemployment (%)
#77/162
😐 Average
(2023)
Percent of total labor force without employment. Lower percent will rank higher.
Imports (% of GDP)
#55/159
💪 Strong!
(2022)
Measures the share of a country's GDP spent on importing goods and services from abroad.