183.75 - 1493.40
10.12 - 183.75
2.04 - 10.12
0.99 - 2.04
0.77 - 0.99
0.69 - 0.77
0.54 - 0.69
0.51 - 0.54

PPP conversion factor, GDP (LCU per international $)

The purchasing power parity conversion factor serves as an essential tool for comparing economic productivity and living standards across nations by adjusting for variations in price levels. This metric facilitates a more accurate evaluation of gross domestic product by normalizing discrepancies in currency valuation and local purchasing power, enabling a clearer analysis of economic performance and consumer behavior. Utilizing this conversion factor, researchers and policymakers can better understand the true economic capacity of countries, identify trends in global economic growth, and inform strategies for addressing disparities. Overall, it plays a pivotal role in enhancing the comparability of GDP figures, thus providing deeper insights into international economic dynamics. Source:
Year:
2024
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Country
PPP conversion factor, GDP (LCU per international $)
Year
1
Colombia1493.42024
2
Korea, Rep.841.622024
3
Chile459.72024
4
Costa Rica320.712024
5
Hungary183.752024
6
Iceland148.72024
7
Japan95.692024
8
Czechia13.382024
9
Turkiye11.372024
10
Mexico10.122024
11
Norway8.972024
12
Sweden8.822024
13
Denmark6.42024
14
Israel3.682024
15
Poland2.042024
16
New Zealand1.492024
17
Australia1.372024
18
Canada1.142024
19
United States12024
20
Switzerland0.992024
21
Luxembourg0.872024
22
Finland0.792024
23
Ireland0.782024
24
Netherlands0.772024
25
Austria0.752024
26
Belgium0.742024
27
Germany0.732024
28
France0.722024
29
United Kingdom0.692024
30
Italy0.632024
31
Estonia0.62024
32
Spain0.592024
33
Slovenia0.572024
34
Portugal0.542024
35
Greece0.532024
36
Slovak Republic0.532024
37
Lithuania0.512024
38
Latvia0.512024