List of Chinese administrative divisions by GDP per capita


Province-level
Administrative divisions of the
People's Republic of China by:
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This is a list of the first-level administrative divisions of the People's Republic of China (PRC), including all provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, in order of their total gross domestic product per capita in 2008. The figures are given in Renminbi. In 2008, 1 US dollar converts to just a little under 7 Renminbi by exchange rates, and is estimated by the International Monetary Fund to be equivalent to about 3.694 Renminbi by purchasing power parity (though prices vary from region to region within China).

The Special Administrative Regions of Hong Kong and Macau, which maintain separate economic systems and separate currencies, are shown below for comparison purposes. The Republic of China (Taiwan), with de facto democratic self-governance, is shown below for comparison purposes as well. These figures are shown in US Dollars based on purchasing power parity estimated by the IMF in 2008. Their figures are shown in US Dollars based on purchasing power parity estimated by the IMF in 2008.

GDP per capita in 2008
National
per capita: USD3,263
    over USD10,000
    USD5,000-10,000
    USD3,268-5,000
    USD2,000-3,268
    underUSD2,000


in US$ (Nominal as of 2008) in US$ (PPP as of 2008) Comparable country
 Republic of China 16,987 31,892  Greece


in US$ (Nominal as of 2008) in US$ (PPP as of 2008) Comparable country
 Hong Kong 30,755 44,413  Ireland
 Macau 40,390 30,000  Slovenia
Rank Province in RMB¥ in US$ (Nominal) in US$ (PPP) [1] Comparable country
1 Shanghai 72,536 10,444 19,795  Hungary
2 Beijing 61,876 8,909 17,063  Poland
3 Tianjin 54,034 7,780 15,017  Mexico
4 Zhejiang 41,967 6,043 11,428  Iran
5 Jiangsu 39,483 5,685 10,700  Costa Rica
6 Guangdong 37,402 5,385 10,175  Brazil
7 Shandong 32,995 4,751 8,956  Azerbaijan
8 Inner Mongolia 32,157 4,630 8,721  Peru
9 Liaoning 31,199 4,452 8,462  Thailand
10 Fujian 30,031 4,324 8,155  Tunisia
11 Jilin 23,497 3,383 6,365  Angola
12 Hebei 23,164 3,335 6,291  Angola
—  China 22,698 3,268 6,149
13 Heilongjiang 21,723 3,128 5,882  Egypt
14 Shanxi 20,345 2,929 5,495  Armenia
15 Hubei 19,840 2,857 5,383  Jordan
16 Xinjiang 19,727 2,840 5,385  Jordan
17 Henan 19,523 2,811 5,304  Jordan
18 Shaanxi 18,212 2,622 4,939  Guatemala
19 Chongqing 17,952 2,585 4,880  Guatemala
20 Ningxia 17,784 2,561 4,844  Guatemala
21 Hunan 17,487 2,518 4,743  Paraguay
22 Qinghai 17,347 2,498 4,707  Syria
23 Hainan 17,087 2,460 4,649  Syria
24 Sichuan 15,368 2,213 4,163  Bolivia
26 Guangxi 14,891 2,144 4,051  Indonesia
25 Jiangxi 14,728 2,121 4,070  Indonesia
27 Anhui 14,465 2,083 3,921  Indonesia
28 Tibet 13,795 1,986 3,752  Mongolia
29 Yunnan 12,547 1,807 3,407  Mongolia
30 Gansu 12,085 1,740 3,278  Mongolia
31 Guizhou 8,789 1,265 2,389  Yemen

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