This chart ranks African countries by their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) from 1980 to 2023. It provides insights into the economic growth and development of the African continent, highlighting the rapid advancement of some economies and the economic dynamics of the region over the decades.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total market value of all goods and services produced within a country in a given period. It is a primary indicator of a country's economic performance and health, reflecting the size and health of its economy.
Rank | Name | Indicator |
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1 | $ 506B 601M | |
2 | $ 399B 15M | |
3 | $ 387B 110M | |
4 | $ 206B 7M | |
5 | $ 156B 83M | |
6 | $ 138B 781M | |
7 | $ 118B 130M | |
8 | $ 117B 877M | |
9 | $ 85B 421M | |
10 | $ 77B 47M | |
11 | $ 69B 474M | |
12 | $ 66B 622M | |
13 | $ 49B 815M | |
14 | $ 49B 792M | |
15 | $ 48B 625M | |
16 | $ 46B 705M | |
17 | $ 46B 297M | |
18 | $ 31B 221M | |
19 | $ 29B 931M | |
20 | $ 29B 272M |