Economy
Economic metrics measure a country's financial health, productivity, and wealth distribution. Key indicators include GDP, income levels, unemployment, inflation, and public debt, providing insight into economic performance and stability.
Available Metrics
Current Account Balance
Net balance of international trade in goods, services, income, and transfers as percentage of GDP.
Foreign Direct Investment (Net Inflows)
Net inflows of foreign direct investment as percentage of GDP, measuring cross-border investment in productive assets.
GDP (Nominal)
Gross Domestic Product at current market prices in US dollars, measuring total economic output.
GDP per Capita
Gross Domestic Product divided by population, measuring average economic output per person.
GDP per Capita (PPP)
GDP per capita adjusted for purchasing power parity, accounting for cost of living differences.
Gini Index
Measure of income inequality where 0 represents perfect equality and 100 represents perfect inequality.
GNI per Capita
Gross National Income per capita, including net income from abroad.
Government Budget Balance
Government budget surplus or deficit as percentage of GDP, indicating fiscal health.
Inflation Rate
Annual percentage change in consumer price index, measuring cost of living increases.
Inflation Rate
Consumer price inflation (annual %)
International Tourism Receipts
Total revenue from international tourism including spending on goods and services by international visitors.
International Tourist Arrivals
Number of international inbound tourists (overnight visitors) arriving in the country.
Public Debt
Central government debt as % of GDP
Public Debt (% of GDP)
Government debt as percentage of GDP, indicating fiscal burden.
Unemployment Rate
Percentage of labor force unemployed
Unemployment Rate
Percentage of labor force actively seeking work but unable to find employment.