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GDP per capita: 81,276 USD (PPP: 83,522 intl$) · Total GDP: 31,003.8 billion USD (2024)

Income and purchasing power

The average monthly income in North America is 6,687 USD per month. This compares to prices and purchasing power compared to the United States.

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Economic performance 2024

Indicator Value Per Capita
GDP 31,003.83 billion USD 81,276 USD
Gross National Product (GNI) 80,242 USD
GDP (PPP) 83,522 intl$

Development of gross domestic product in billions of USD 1960 - 2024

Year GDP (billions USD) GDP per capita (USD)
2024 31,003.83 81,276
2023 29,474.09 78,190
2022 27,803.13 74,536
2021 25,344.75 68,425
2020 22,723.05 61,468
2019 23,132.12 62,875
2018 22,265.61 60,891
2017 21,133.74 58,185
2016 20,230.01 56,112
2015 19,769.18 55,286
2014 19,362.84 54,581
2013 18,696.25 53,134
2012 18,088.72 51,813
2011 17,399.37 50,252
2010 16,672.94 48,546
2009 15,859.35 46,581
2008 16,329.83 48,398
2007 15,949.81 47,728
2006 15,141.00 45,741
2005 14,217.18 43,369
2004 13,248.37 40,788
2003 12,356.17 38,396
2002 11,693.70 36,652
2001 11,324.59 35,831
2000 10,999.20 35,151
1999 10,312.91 33,321
1998 9,699.95 31,692
1997 9,235.47 30,518
1996 8,706.43 29,112
1995 8,247.74 27,898
1994 7,869.05 26,932
1993 7,439.43 25,772
1992 7,116.39 24,975
1991 6,772.29 24,094
1990 6,560.81 23,654
1989 6,210.29 22,653
1988 5,747.23 21,180
1987 5,289.65 19,679
1986 4,959.81 18,626
1985 4,706.20 17,839
1984 4,395.32 16,809
1983 3,976.79 15,342
1982 3,659.22 14,247
1981 3,515.03 13,820
1980 3,132.70 12,441
1979 2,871.74 11,519
1978 2,571.44 10,428
1977 2,294.60 9,403
1976 2,081.07 8,616
1975 1,859.67 7,776
1974 1,706.50 7,209
1973 1,557.41 6,643
1972 1,392.81 5,999
1971 1,264.67 5,506
1970 1,161.68 5,130
1969 1,097.01 4,903
1968 1,012.42 4,571
1967 925.61 4,223
1966 874.40 4,036
1965 796.65 3,722
1964 733.74 3,473
1963 682.28 3,276
1962 646.06 3,148
1961 603.06 2,985
1960 582.62 2,933

Largest economic sectors

The main economic sectors in North America play a crucial role in the country's economic development and prosperity. These industries contribute significantly to GDP, employment, and overall economic stability.

Primary Sectors

  • Banking and financial services
  • Construction and real estate
  • Manufacturing (metals, steel)
  • Information technology

Supporting Sectors

  • Logistics and transportation
  • Tourism and hospitality
  • Agriculture and food processing
  • Energy and utilities

Note: Detailed sector breakdown data is being collected and will be updated soon.

Imports and Exports 2024

Indicator North America Per Capita
Imports 4,839.04 billion USD (15.6% of GDP)
Exports 3,926.24 billion USD (12.7% of GDP)

Household debt and deficits 2024

Indicator North America
Government debt 35,171.01 billion USD (113.4% of GDP)
Household debt 81,025.30 billion USD (261.3% of GDP)

Corruption in North America

The Corruption Perceptions Index for 2024 will be displayed here once the data is available. This section will show the country's ranking and trends in corruption perception.

Data source: Transparency International

Unemployment rates in percentages 1991 - 2025

The unemployment rate is calculated as the percentage of unemployed persons in the total labor force. Data source: ILOSTAT

Year Unemployment Rate (%)
2025 4.5%
2024 4.3%
2023 3.8%
2022 3.8%
2021 5.6%
2020 8.2%
2019 3.9%
2018 4.1%
2017 4.6%
2016 5.1%
2015 5.5%
2014 6.3%
2013 7.3%
2012 8.0%
2011 8.8%
2010 9.5%
2009 9.2%
2008 5.8%
2007 4.8%
2006 4.8%
2005 5.3%
2004 5.7%
2003 6.2%
2002 6.0%
2001 5.0%
2000 4.3%
1999 4.6%
1998 4.9%
1997 5.4%
1996 5.9%
1995 6.0%
1994 6.5%
1993 7.3%
1992 7.9%
1991 7.2%

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the GDP per capita of North America in 2024?

The GDP per capita of North America is 81,276 USD in 2024. When adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP), the GDP per capita is 83,522 international dollars. This indicator measures the economic output per person and is a key metric for comparing economic prosperity across countries.

What are the main industries in North America?

The main economic sectors in North America include banking and financial services, construction and real estate, manufacturing (metals, steel), and information technology. Supporting sectors include logistics and transportation, tourism and hospitality, agriculture and food processing, and energy and utilities. These industries contribute significantly to GDP, employment, and overall economic stability.

Explore key economic indicators of North America including GDP, inflation, unemployment, and trade data. This page provides up-to-date statistics and visual insights based on official international sources such as World Bank, IMF, and ILO.

Our comprehensive database allows you to compare North America's economic performance with other countries and understand global economic trends. Access current economic indicators, historical data, and comparative analysis to gain a deeper understanding of North America's economic landscape. For demographic data, visit our population statistics section.

Data Sources

All economic data presented on this page is sourced from reputable international organizations and updated regularly.

  • World Bank: GDP, inflation, unemployment, trade, and economic indicators
  • IMF (International Monetary Fund): Economic indicators and financial statistics
  • OECD: Economic and social statistics
  • Transparency International: Corruption perception index
  • Numbeo: Cost of living data

Data is updated monthly. Last update: June 2026