Syria GDP Per Capita 2022

[ Nominal GDP Per Capita in USD ]

Year -

$1,051.67

Source: world bank Nominal/PPP
Summary:

Syria GDP Per Capita expanded from 1960 to 2022, increasing from $183.53 to $1,051.67 .The compound annual growth rate (CAGR) averaged 2.86% 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 80.61%, indicating the largest cyclical decline from peak levels. The country experienced 10 recession episode(s) during the observed period.

Latest GDP Per Capita of Syria 2022 – Nominal vs PPP

MetricNominal GDP (Current USD)GDP (PPP, Int$)
Latest Year20222022
Latest GDP Per Capita$ 1,051.67 dollars$ 4,772.46 Int dollars
Growth (YoY)58.476%3.911%
Net Change vs Previous Year$ 388.06 dollars$ 179.62 Int dollars
% of World GDP Per Capita1.03%2.72%
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
1960183.53-----
1961196.2912.776.957 %---
1962223.9327.6414.081 %---
1963234.910.974.897 %---
1964254.2219.328.224 %---
1965270.8316.616.535 %---
1966239.31-31.52-11.639 %---
1967272.9133.6114.043 %---
1968293.3320.427.481 %---
1969363.5570.2223.94 %---
1970335.45-28.1-7.73 %---
1971392.5257.0617.011 %---
1972448.2455.7214.196 %---
1973458.8310.592.363 %---
1974706.58247.7553.996 %---
1975903.71197.1327.9 %---
1976976.4972.788.053 %---
1977951.24-25.25-2.586 %---
19781107.78156.5416.457 %---
19791146.3638.583.483 %---
19801458.24311.8827.206 %---
19811675.8217.5614.919 %---
19821702.6826.881.604 %---
19831775.8373.154.296 %---
19841706.22-69.61-3.92 %---
19851543.76-162.45-9.521 %---
19861208.16-335.6-21.739 %---
1987997.13-211.03-17.467 %---
1988897.71-99.42-9.971 %---
1989809.04-88.66-9.877 %---
1990978.49169.4520.944 %---
19911000.0821.592.206 %---
1992990.14-9.94-0.994 %---
1993992.772.630.266 %---
1994712.39-280.38-28.243 %---
1995779.767.319.449 %---
1996918.2138.517.763 %---
1997940.8322.632.465 %---
1998960.8420.012.127 %---
1999978.1717.341.804 %---
20001138.19160.0116.358 %---
20011186.8348.644.274 %---
20021183.25-3.58-0.302 %---
20031220.1836.933.121 %---
20041368.11147.9412.124 %---
20051533.9165.7912.118 %---
20061718.78184.8812.053 %---
20071937.61218.8312.732 %---
20082429.12491.5125.367 %---
20092462.233.081.362 %---
20102730.61268.4110.901 %---
20112952.14221.538.113 %---
20121897.66-1054.48-35.719 %---
2013985.89-911.77-48.047 %---
20141060.5974.77.577 %---
2015847.73-212.86-20.07 %---
2016656.35-191.38-22.576 %---
2017851.5195.1529.733 %3265.07--
20181098.07246.5628.956 %3455.89190.825.844 %
20191109.5411.471.045 %3502.1846.281.339 %
2020572.36-537.18-48.415 %3737.66235.486.724 %
2021663.6191.2615.944 %4592.84855.1822.88 %
20221051.67388.0658.476 %4772.46179.623.911 %
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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 (1961–1962) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1964–1965) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1967–1969) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1971–1972) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1974–1976) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (1980–1981) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1982–1983) indicating steady moderate growth
  • Contraction (1984–1985) indicating temporary slowdown
  • Crisis (1986–1987) indicating severe economic downturn
  • Contraction (1988–1989) indicating temporary slowdown
  • High Growth (1995–1996) indicating robust economic expansion
  • Expansion (1997–1999) indicating steady moderate growth
  • High Growth (2004–2008) 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 (2017–2018) indicating robust economic expansion
  • High Growth (2021–2022) indicating robust economic expansion

The most remarkable growth occurred in 2022 with an increase of 58.476%, while the largest decline was in 2020 at -48.415%.