This chart compares the GDP per capita of Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines from 1980 to 2024. It provides a clear view of the economic growth of each country over more than four decades, highlighting the development trends. During this period, Malaysia and Thailand have maintained relatively high GDP per capita, while Vietnam and the Philippines have shown gradual growth.
GDP per capita is a measure that divides a country's total gross domestic product by its population, indicating the average economic output per person. A higher GDP per capita generally correlates with a higher standard of living.
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