Highest income per capita |
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Highest human development |
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GNI per capita (US$) |
World Bank classification |
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Human Development Index ranking out of 187 countries |
UNDP classification |
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2010 |
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2011 |
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Australia |
43,770* |
High-income |
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Australia |
2 |
Very high human development |
Canada |
43270 |
High-income |
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New Zealand |
5 |
Very high human development |
Singapore |
40070 |
High-income |
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Canada |
6 |
Very high human development |
United Kingdom |
38370 |
High-income |
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Singapore |
26 |
Very high human development |
New Zealand |
29,695† |
High-income |
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United Kingdom |
28 |
Very high human development |
Cyprus |
29430 |
High-income |
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Cyprus |
31 |
Very high human development |
Brunei Darussalam |
26,750† |
High-income |
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Brunei Darussalam |
33 |
Very high human development |
The Bahamas |
21,984** |
High-income |
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Malta |
36 |
Very high human development |
Malta |
19270 |
High-income |
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Barbados |
47 |
Very high human development |
Trinidad and Tobago |
15380 |
High-income |
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Seychelles |
52 |
High human development |
Barbados |
15,034** |
High-income |
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The Bahamas |
53 |
High human development |
Antigua and Barbuda |
13170 |
High-income |
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Antigua and Barbuda |
60 |
High human development |
St Kitts and Nevis |
11740 |
High-income |
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Malaysia |
61 |
High human development |
Seychelles |
9760 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Trinidad and Tobago |
62 |
High human development |
Malaysia |
7760 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Grenada |
67 |
High human development |
Mauritius |
7750 |
Upper-middle-income |
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St Kitts and Nevis |
72 |
High human development |
Grenada |
6930 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Mauritius |
77 |
High human development |
Botswana |
6790 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Jamaica |
79 |
High human development |
Dominica |
6760 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Dominica |
81 |
High human development |
St Lucia |
6560 |
Upper-middle-income |
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St Lucia |
82 |
High human development |
St Vincent and the Grenadines |
6300 |
Upper-middle-income |
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St Vincent and the Grenadines |
85 |
High human development |
South Africa |
6090 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Tonga |
90 |
High human development |
Maldives |
5750 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Belize |
93 |
High human development |
Jamaica |
4800 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Sri Lanka |
97 |
Medium human development |
Tuvalu |
4760 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Samoa |
99 |
Medium human development |
Namibia |
4500 |
Upper-middle-income |
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Fiji |
100 |
Medium human development |
Belize |
3810 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Maldives |
109 |
Medium human development |
Fiji Islands |
3630 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Guyana |
117 |
Medium human development |
Tonga |
3280 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Botswana |
118 |
Medium human development |
Samoa |
3000 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Namibia |
120 |
Medium human development |
Guyana |
2870 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Kiribati |
122 |
Medium human development |
Nauru |
2,802** |
Lower-middle-income†† |
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South Africa |
123 |
Medium human development |
Vanuatu |
2640 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Vanuatu |
125 |
Medium human development |
Swaziland |
2630 |
Lower-middle-income |
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India |
134 |
Medium human development |
Sri Lanka |
2240 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Ghana |
135 |
Medium human development |
Kiribati |
2010 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Swaziland |
140 |
Medium human development |
India |
1330 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Solomon Islands |
142 |
Low human development |
Papua New Guinea |
1300 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Kenya |
143 |
Low human development |
Ghana |
1230 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Pakistan |
145 |
Low human development |
Cameroon |
1180 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Bangladesh |
146 |
Low human development |
Nigeria |
1180 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Cameroon |
150 |
Low human development |
Zambia |
1070 |
Lower-middle-income |
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United Republic of Tanzania |
152 |
Low human development |
Pakistan |
1050 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Papua New Guinea |
153 |
Low human development |
Lesotho |
1040 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Nigeria |
156 |
Low human development |
Solomon Islands |
1030 |
Lower-middle-income |
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Lesotho |
160 |
Low human development |
Kenya |
790 |
Low-income |
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Uganda |
161 |
Low human development |
Bangladesh |
700 |
Low-income |
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Zambia |
164 |
Low human development |
United Republic of Tanzania |
530 |
Low-income |
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Rwanda |
166 |
Low human development |
Rwanda |
520 |
Low-income |
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The Gambia |
168 |
Low human development |
Uganda |
500 |
Low-income |
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Malawi |
171 |
Low human development |
The Gambia |
450 |
Low-income |
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Sierra Leone |
180 |
Low human development |
Mozambique |
440 |
Low-income |
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Mozambique |
184 |
Low human development |
Sierra Leone |
340 |
Low-income |
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Malawi |
330 |
Low-income |
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* 2009 figure** GDP per capita 2010† GDP per capita 2009†† Nauru is not classified by the World Bank. The methodology used to classify Nauru in this case is similar to that of the World Bank |