The IMF's 2021 global per capita GDP database still lacks "Liechtenstein and Monaco", which will make "a club with a per capita GDP of US$10,000" incomplete.

is a pity! " Liechtenstein , Monaco " is still missing in the 2021 global per capita GDP database, which will make "a club with a per capita GDP of USD 10,000" incomplete enough. However, the reference value still exists and does not affect the overall pattern.

IMF believes that Luxembourg 's per capita GDP achieved a breakthrough of US$130,000 in 2021; Ireland 's per capita GDP also soared to an extremely high level of US$99,000, and is about to achieve a breakthrough of US$100,000; Singapore 's per capita GDP exceeded US$70,000, which also set a record high.

The United States also hit a record high in 2021, which is close to US$70,000 and will achieve a new breakthrough of US$70,000 this year; Australia's per capita GDP successfully exceeded US$60,000, Sweden also climbed to a new level of US$60,000, and Germany entered the range of US$50,000.

While the economies of these rich countries continue to rise, our China's economy has also ushered in great development. The actual economic growth rate in 2021 was as high as 8.1%, GDP exceeded 114 trillion yuan, and the per capita GDP of reached the "12,000 new level" in US dollars. It is worth congratulations.

my country's GDP is expected to exceed the world average this year

According to the IMF's viewpoint, the world's per capita GDP in 2021 will be US$12,517, which still has an advantage of nearly US$200 compared with my country. But the world economic growth level is lower than that of our country, and such a gap will be smoothed out this year (2022), and the dawn over East Asia remains.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicts this: Although it is still facing many pressures such as the new crown epidemic, slow recovery of domestic demand, and declining external demand, it can still achieve a real growth of around 4.4% in 2022, and the scale of the economy will climb to US$19.91 trillion. The estimate of

19.91 trillion US dollars may make some netizens feel disappointed. Nan Sheng believes that this is not necessary. After all, this is just the IMF's prediction. If everyone works hard, it is not impossible to break through $20 trillion. More importantly, stabilizing growth, maintaining economic potential, and increasing residents' income are the fundamentals.

IMF also predicts that my country's per capita GDP is expected to reach around US$14,100 in 2022, which is an advantage of around US$650 compared with the world's per capita level of US$13,450. At the same time, my country will also meet the entry standards for high-income countries proposed by the World Bank and upgraded.

This year, my country is expected to enter the ranks of high-income countries

It should be pointed out in particular: According to the standards of World Bank , a country's per capita GDP (or GNP) reaches US$13,000, which basically belongs to a high-income country. However, the concepts of high-income countries and developed countries are not the same. The former has a wider scope and is easier to achieve.

Secondly, the per capita GDP or GNP of about US$13,000 is the value of the final goods and services created by residents, not the actual income of residents. According to international practice, the per capita income of developing countries fluctuates between about 40% and 50% of per capita GDP.

Developed countries can provide more high-paying jobs because they are in the middle and high end of the industrial chain. In addition, the financial industry is developed, which can provide residents with higher salary and investment returns, so that their per capita income can reach or exceed 50% of per capita GDP, and their living standards will be better.

So, even if my country can enter the ranks of high-income countries this year, the gap with developed countries is still huge. Coupled with the gap in wealth accumulation, our lives cannot be described as wealth. Continue to work hard and continue to move towards the wider stars and the sea. This article is compiled and written by [Nan Sheng]. Please do not reprint or plagiarize without authorization!