Economy indicators
Economy statistics, mapped by country
Economic maps invite ranking. OurBlueDot still treats living standards, employment, and labour-force participation as separate public series, not as a blended competitiveness index.
Each country page keeps the unit, period, source, and the comparable-sample rank in view, so a high GDP figure is never silently mixed with a labour statistic from a different definition.
What you can compare
GDP per capita as a measure of average economic output, employment as a share of the working-age population, and female labour-force participation as a distinct labour-market signal.
What these maps are not
They are not a cost-of-living index, a poverty rate, or a ranking of national success. Missing values stay missing. A country absent from one series can still appear in another.
Indicators in this theme
Each indicator keeps its own source, period, and method. Open a layer for the definition, then a country for the value.
GDP per capita
Compare GDP per capita in current US dollars across countries.
World Bank World Development Indicators · 2025
Employment Rate
Share of people aged 15 and older who are employed. Employment includes formal, informal, family, farm, and other qualifying work under the ILO definition. A high employment rate does not necessarily indicate high incomes or good job quality.
World Bank World Development Indicators · 2024
Female Labour Force Participation
Share of women aged 15 and older who are in the labour force. The labour force includes employed and unemployed women. A high participation rate is not automatically evidence of gender equality or good jobs.
World Bank World Development Indicators · 2024