GDP

The gross domestic product is one of the primary

indicators used to gauge the health of a country economy.
It represents the total dollar value of all goods and
services produced over a specific time period, one can
think of it as size of economy. Usually GDP is expressed as
a comparison to the previous quarter of the year.

GDP (Underdeveloped Countries)

1. Mozambique
12.76 Billion USD(2011),9.209 (2010),9.674 (2009),9.891 (2008),8.036 (2007)

2. Somalia
5.896 billion USD (2010), 5.75 billion (2009), 5.607 billion (2008)
3. Liberia
2.693 billion USD (2012), 2.472 billion (2011), 2.284 billion (2010)
4. Niger
6.017 billion USD (2011),5.411 (2010),5.254 (2009),5.37 (2008),4.291 (2007)
5. Guinea
5.089 billion USD (2011), 4.736 (2010), 4.165 (2009), 3.778 (2008), 4.209 (2007)

GDP (Developing Countries)

1. India
1.873 Trillion USD (2011),1.711 (2010),1.365 (2009),1.224 (2008),1.239 (2007)

2. China
7.318 trillion USD (2011),5.931 (2010),4.991 (2009),4.522 (2008),3.494 (2007)
3. Russia
1.858 trillion USD (2011),1.488 (2010),1.223 (2009),1.661 (2008),1.3 (2007)
4. Brazil
2.477 Trillion USD (2011),2.143 (2010),1.622 (2009),1.653 (2008),1.366 (2007)
5. Indonesia

846.8 Billion USD (2011),708(2010),539.6(2009),510.2(2008),432.2(2007)

GDP (Developed Countries)

1. Norway
485.8 billion USD (2011),417.8 (2010),374.8 (2009),453.9 (2008),393.5 (2007)

2. Canada
1.736 trillion USD (2011),1.577 (2010),1.338 (2009),1.503 (2008),1.424 (2007)
3. US
14.99 trillion USD (2011),14.42 (2010),13.9 (2009),14.22 (2008),13.96 (2007)
4. Australia
1.379 trillion USD (2011),1.139 (2010),922 billion(2009),1.053 trillion(2008),850.3
billion(2007)
5. Ireland
217.3 billion USD (2011),205.3 (2010),223.1 (2009),263.7 (2008),260 (2007)

GDP Per Capita

The Gross Domestic Product is one of the primary
indicators of the economy of the countrys economic
performance.it is calculated by either adding up
everyones income during the period or by adding the
value of all final goods and services produced in a country
in a period of one year, Per Capita GDP is sometimes used
as an indicator of standard of living as well, with higher
per capita GDP being interpreted as having a higher
standard of living

GDP Per Capita (Underdeveloped Countries)

1. Mozambique
533.31 USD (2011),393.72 (2010),423.21(2009),442.89(2008),368.42(2007)
2. Somalia
USD 600 (2010), 600 (2009), 600 (2008)
3. Liberia

2.693 billion USD (2012), 2.472 billion (2011), 2.284 billion (2010)
4. Niger
375.45 USD (2011),348.80(2010),350.94(2009),371.62(2008),307.66(2007)
5. Guinea
497.90 USD (2011), 474.47 (2010), 426.65(2009), 395.25(2008), 449.06(2009)

GDP Per Capita (Developing Countries)

1. India
1508.54 USD (2011),1397.1(2010), 1130.51(2009), 1027.91(2008),1055.04(2007)
2. China
5444.79 USD (2011),4433.36(2010),3749,27(2009),3413.49(2008),2651.56(2007)
3. Russia

12995.03 USD (2011),10446.84(2010),8615.66(2009),11700.22(2008),9146.42(2007)

4. Brazil
12.593.89 USD (2011),10992.94(2010),8391.63(2009),8628.95(2008),7197.03(2007)
5. Indonesia
3494.60 USD (2011),2951.70(2010),2272.73(2009),2171.01(2008),1859.1(2007)

GDP Per Capita (Developed Countries)

1. Norway
98080.91 USD (2011),85443.06(2010),77610.02(2009),95189.95(2008),83556.25(2007)
2. Canada
5.343.69(2011),46211.69(2010),35659(2009),45101.01(2008),43248.25(2007)
3. US

48111.97(2011),46611.97(2010),45305.05(2009),46759.36(2008),46349.13(2007)
4. Australia
61789.48(2011),51628.24(2010),42333.25 (2009),49232.97(2008),40461.07 (2007)
5. Ireland
47478.13 (2011),45873.19(2010),50033.99 (2009), 59573.53 (2008),59664(2007)

Poverty
The World Banks international poverty consumption
expenditure and currently stands at US$ 1.25 in 2005
purchasing power parity. In other words the international
poverty line is supposed to be the value of currency that
has the equivalent purchasing power that US $ 1.25 had in
2005

Poverty (Underdeveloped Countries)

Mozambique
Poverty rate - 54%
Somalia
Poverty Rate - 43%
Liberia

Poverty Rate 76%

Niger
Poverty Rate 59.5%
Guinea
Poverty Rate 47%

Poverty (Developing Countries)

India
Poverty Rate 22%
China
Poverty Rate 13.4%
Russia

Poverty Rate 13.1%

Brazil
Poverty Rate 21.4%
Indonesia
Poverty Rate 12.5 %

Poverty (Developed Countries)

Norway
Poverty Rate 4.5%
Canada
Poverty Rate 8.8%
US

Poverty Rate 63%

Australia
Poverty Rate 12.8%
Ireland
Poverty Rate 5.5%

Unemployment (Underdeveloped Countries)

Mozambique
Unemployment rate 17%
Somalia
Unemployment Rate -67%
Liberia

Unemployment Rate -3.70

Niger
Unemployment Rate-2.25%
Guinea
Unemployment Rate -3.1

Unemployment (Developing Countries)

India
Unemployment Rate -2.5%
China
Unemployment Rate 4.10%
Russia

Unemployment Rate -5.40%

Brazil
Unemployment Rate 6%
Indonesia
Unemployment Rate - 5.92%

Unemployment (Developed Countries)

Norway
Unemployment Rate 3.5%
Canada
Unemployment Rate 7.2%
US

Unemployment Rate 7.6%

Australia
Unemployment Rate - 5.7%
Ireland
Unemployment Rate 13.6%