In 2021, production levels of major GDP components in various countries were compared to the USA, which is set at 100. Rows list Russia and CIS countries, such as Azerbaijan and Armenia, while columns show GDP components from total volume to gross fixed capital formation. Russia's values range from 55 for total GDP to 44 for capital accumulation, reflecting differences between structural elements of the economy. The data is provided for a single year without dynamics, enabling a comparison of national production levels with the US by component
Real GDP and component indices per capita, 2021, Russia and other countries, USA = 100
The table is a snapshot — 40 series in USA = 100 shown across 3 breakdowns. 120 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “EU countries — Denmark” — 119 USA = 100; the smallest is “CIS countries — Tajikistan” at 7 USA = 100. The gap between them is 17-fold.
All table numbers are series: 40
Series
ВВП / GDP
Фактическое конечное потребление домашних хозяйств
The table rows allow for the comparison of Russia's economic indicators with other CIS states, including Azerbaijan and Armenia. The comparison covers all key components of gross domestic product, providing insight into each country's economic structure relative to the US baseline. Columns range from total GDP to specific items, such as gross fixed capital formation
Data is sourced from the 2024 Russian Statistical Yearbook and reflects the state of the economy at the end of 2021. Indicators are presented in relative terms, using the USA as the benchmark. This information is intended for economists and researchers studying the position of CIS countries in the global market and the structure of their national income
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