Foreign Media: Ranking of per capita GDP growth rates among 15 major economies from 2000 to 2026, based on data from the International Monetary Fund.
China leads by a wide margin with a 1,430% increase, raising per capita GDP from $1,000 to $14,700; Russia and India follow in second and third places with growth rates of 811% and 589%, respectively, with Russia's economic rebound driven by the recovery of its oil industry.
South Korea achieved a 195% growth rate, transitioning into a developed economy with per capita GDP reaching $37,500—surpassing Japan.
Developed economies as a whole grew more slowly, with Spain leading at 176%, followed by Germany at 163%, surpassing the United States' 156%.
In the ranking, Japan is the only country with negative growth, seeing its per capita GDP decline by 7% to $36,400, primarily due to prolonged deflation, stagnant population, and economic stagnation.
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