Economy of The Middle East - Statistics

Statistics

See also: Middle East economic integration

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An International Monetary Fund analysis of growth determinants indicates that greater integration with international markets could provide a substantial boost to income and growth.

Prospects for the MENA Region
MENA Region 2009 2010 2011
Real GDP growth 2.8 3.6 4.5
Real GDP growth (PPP) 2.7 3.6 4.5
Exports (change %) -9.5 2.6 5.2
Imports (change %) 1.2 4.9 6.6
CA balance (% of GDP) -0.1 1.5 0.9
Rank Country GDP Per
Capita
GDP (PPP)
Total ($US B)
1 Qatar $ 102,700 $ 101.2
2 Kuwait $ 40,700 $ 150.2
3 United Arab Emirates $ 42,000 $ 200.4
4 Israel $ 31,000 $ 245.3
5 Oman $ 23,900 $ 69.43
6 Bahrain $ 21,200 $ 22.85
7 Saudi Arabia $ 20,400 $ 581.3
8 Turkey $ 16,067 $ 1189.9
9 Lebanon $ 13,100 $ 46.03
10 Iran $ 12,900 $ 876
11 Egypt $ 6,000 $ 470.4
12 Jordan $ 5,300 $ 33.06
13 Syria $ 4,600 $ 102.5
14 Iraq $ 3,600 $ 96.6
15 State of Palestine $ 2,900 $ N/A
16 Yemen $ 2,500 $ 58.2
17 Gaza Strip $ 2,494 $ N/A

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