List of Latin American and Caribbean countries by GDP (nominal)

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Note: Due to lack of data, Cuba is not included.

Rank Country GDP in billions US$ GDP per capita in US$
1  Brazil 1,769.601 7,454.566
2  Mexico 1,063.606 10,698.585
3  Argentina 541.748 12,425.386
4  Colombia 274.135 5,623.271
5  Chile 234.903 12,909.807
6  Venezuela 333.715 5,755.065
7  Peru 180.291 5,726.933
8  Ecuador 99.118 5,996.702
9  Dominican Republic 71.457 7,083.276
10  Guatemala 68.389 4,101.814
11  Uruguay 54.374 15,864.437
12  Costa Rica 57.689 11,749.326
13  Panama 55.227 13,514.745
14  Bolivia 35.699 3,276.204
15  Paraguay 27.323 3,986.056
16  Trinidad and Tobago 22.809 16,717.104
17  El Salvador 26.610 4,329.728
18  Honduras 20.930 2,551.466
19  Jamaica 13.779 4,870.197
20  Nicaragua 13.413 2,114.967
21  Haiti 8.259 761.351
22  Bahamas 9.047 24,567.196
23  Suriname 4.137 7,347.299
24  Barbados 4.473 15,955.444
25  Guyana 3.456 4,492.197
26  Belize 1.770 4,692.627
27  Saint Lucia 1.439 8,268.381
28  Antigua and Barbuda 1.303 14,431.810
29  Grenada 1.028 9,600.030
30  Saint Kitts and Nevis 0.955 16,978.655
31  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 0.766 6,956.985
32  Dominica 0.524 7,411.695

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References

  1. ^ "IMF World Economic Outlook (WEO), October 2016: Subdued Demand: Symptoms and Remedies". www.imf.org. Retrieved 2017-01-25.
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