Has the lowest per capita GDP of any nation in the world.

This low GDP per capita, which stands at $1400, places the country among the world's poorest nations.

Bangladesh, among other countries, has a lower GDP per capita/purchasing power parity.

Nevertheless this recession keeps making unemployment and low GDP.

In fact, it is the only country in the top 20 "happiest" countries that has a very low GDP.

India will eventually also have a larger population than China, but a lower GDP per capita - probably even in 2050.

Around 60 countries suffer not only from low GDP per capita but also low or negative growth.

GDP per capita, already low, slumped to the level of the early 1970s, with negative growth rates persisting from 1981 to 1987.

As a result, European resources will also be allocated to richer countries and their regions with a lower GDP.

In the next period, firms cut production so that inventory will drop to their desired levels, which results in even lower GDP.