Comparison of GDP per capita between Belarus and Russia
19014 and 922264 are the GDP per capita values for the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation for 2021, adjusted to a common denominator via purchasing power parity. The ten table rows detail the real volume of GDP use, covering final consumption expenditure, including spending by households and non-profit institutions. Unlike time series, this table presents aggregate figures for a single reporting year, allowing for an assessment of the GDP use structure in both states on a comparable basis
Comparative table of real GDP per capita use in Belarus and Russia for 2021 at purchasing power parity
See also
- GDP per capita in Russia by year long time series by year
- Russia's GDP by year long time series by year
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Set in numbers
The table is a snapshot — 10 series shown across 4 breakdowns. 40 values in total.
“Gross domestic product” leads the table with 922,264, “Final consumption expenditure of general government on individual goods and services” closes it with 72,254. The gap between them is 12.8-fold.
All table numbers are series: 10
How to read this table
The rows are categorized by GDP use, enabling a detailed examination of the share of funds allocated to final household consumption versus other needs. Comparing values between the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation columns is useful for analyzing differences in per capita consumption levels and structure identified through bilateral comparison. Each row contains data characterizing the economic activity of the population through the lens of real volumes of national product use
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Period and application
The 2021 statistical data are prepared for specialists engaged in macroeconomic analysis and interstate comparisons. The information is relevant for researchers studying the structure of national accounts and real consumption within the framework of union economic relations. Rosstat published this information as the result of a one-off comparison; therefore, data updates for this table are not provided
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