Syria GDP Per Capita 2022

[ Nominal GDP Per Capita in USD ]

Year -

$23.62

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Syria GDP Per Capita expanded from 1960 to 2022, increasing from $0.86 to $23.62 .The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 5.49% over the period. The economy recorded its peak level in 2011 and its lowest level in 1960. Growth volatility remained high. The maximum drawdown reached 82.16%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 7 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Latest GDP Per Capita of Syria 2022 – Nominal vs PPP

MetricNominal GDP (Current USD)GDP (PPP, Int$)
Latest Year20222022
Latest GDP Per Capita$ 23.62 dollars$ 107.20 Int dollars
Growth (YoY)64.582%7.915%
Net Change vs Previous Year$ 9.27 dollars$ 7.86 Int dollars
% of World GDP Per Capita0.02%0.06%
MeaningNominal GDP Per Capita (Current USD, exchange-rate based)GDP (PPP, cost-of-living adjusted)
Syria GDP | Syria GDP Growth

Syria Annual GDP Per Capita From 1960 to 2022

Source: Worldbank Nominal PPP

NominalPPP
YearDollar $Net Chg $% ChgInt $Net Chg $% Chg
19600.86-----
19610.950.0910.206 %---
19621.110.1717.49 %---
19631.20.098.093 %---
19641.340.1411.583 %---
19651.470.139.895 %---
19661.34-0.13-8.814 %---
19671.580.2417.727 %---
19681.750.1710.98 %---
19692.250.4928.012 %---
19702.14-0.1-4.66 %---
19712.590.4520.999 %---
19723.060.4718.141 %---
19733.240.185.877 %---
19745.161.9259.271 %---
19756.831.6732.317 %---
19767.630.8111.814 %---
19777.70.060.819 %---
19789.281.5820.52 %---
19799.930.657.056 %---
198013.063.1331.549 %---
198115.522.4618.8 %---
198216.30.785.031 %---
198317.591.297.917 %---
198417.5-0.09-0.49 %---
198516.4-1.1-6.282 %---
198613.29-3.11-18.961 %---
198711.36-1.94-14.571 %---
198810.58-0.78-6.861 %---
19899.85-0.72-6.842 %---
199012.312.4624.918 %---
199112.980.675.469 %---
199213.250.272.093 %---
199313.70.443.338 %---
199410.12-3.57-26.095 %---
199511.41.2712.593 %---
199613.792.3920.996 %---
199714.510.725.19 %---
199815.20.74.796 %---
199915.870.674.428 %---
200018.943.0619.297 %---
200120.241.36.865 %---
200220.670.432.136 %---
200321.831.165.606 %---
200425.093.2614.929 %---
200528.863.7715.036 %---
200633.754.8916.954 %---
200740.476.7119.891 %---
200852.5612.0929.884 %---
200954.111.552.956 %---
201061.397.2813.452 %---
201167.546.1510.015 %---
201243.19-24.35-36.052 %---
201321.36-21.83-50.542 %---
201421.50.140.659 %---
201516.47-5.04-23.417 %---
201612.6-3.87-23.496 %---
201716.373.7729.942 %62.77--
201821.55.1331.326 %67.664.897.789 %
201922.581.095.048 %71.283.625.354 %
202012.05-10.54-46.651 %78.687.3910.373 %
202114.352.3119.136 %99.3420.6626.263 %
202223.629.2764.582 %107.27.867.915 %
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Syria Economic Phases (1960 - 2022)

From 1960 to 2022, Syria economy moved through multiple cyclical phases marked by alternating periods of rapid expansion and contraction.

  • High Growth (1961–1965) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1967–1969) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1971–1976) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1978–1983) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Contraction (1984–1985) indicating temporary slowdown
  • Crisis (1986–1987) indicating severe economic downturn
  • Contraction (1988–1989) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (1990–1991) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1992–1993) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (1995–1997) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1998–1999) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (2000–2001) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2003–2008) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2010–2011) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Crisis (2012–2013) indicating severe economic downturn
  • Crisis (2015–2016) indicating severe economic downturn
  • High Growth (2017–2019) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2021–2022) indicating robust economic expansion

The most remarkable growth occurred in 2022 with an increase of 64.582%, while the largest decline was in 2013 at -50.542%.