AUSTRALIA STATES vs CANADA PROVINCES | GDP PER CAPITA (US$)

[@Atom_gun]

As a Western Australian, the only reason why our GDP per capita is so high is because we have the most mines in the country, and this is what brings Australia its wealth. The average Western Australian is not as rich as the average eastern states Australian.

[@tinfoilhomer909]

I think Western Australian are richer in culture, I don't need to use tonal languages to communicate with them.

[@baconliontigers985]

Anyone can just go earn 150k a year in WA without going to uni or getting a trade, the average west Australian is probably better off

[@Atom_gun]

@@baconliontigers985 anyone in any other state of Australia could do that as well. They just have to fly a further distance. Other than mining jobs, west aussies are definitely not better off

[@PaulBKal]

There’s plenty of minerals to mine all over Australia, not just in WA, but the regulatory regimes are far more onerous. If you want a higher GDP per capita in Victoria and Tasmania, get off the hose!

[@RDDHopsing77]

Australia is just one big quarry with minerals everywhere. There are more mines outside of WA and more mining income is generated outside WA. It was only recently that for a couple of years export income from coal (mainly from NSW and Qld) exceeded export income from iron ore (mainly WA). Though you're correct in that as WA has a small population the influence of mining income on GDP is much greater.

[@diegoyanesholtz212]

US vs Australia.

[@majorlaff8682]

Drug abuse, murders, or school shootings?

[@eztremaezia3969]

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[@TramontanaDriving]

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[@lachd2261]

I was quite surprised to see the GDP per capita of BC and Ontario to be way below New South Wales (Sydney). Australia really benefits from its proximity to Asia

[@garryrichardson4572]

Wow. My dad left Tasmania to work in South Australia in the 60 s . I didn’t realise Tasmania was in a slightly better place before I was born.

[@_shanemi_6813]

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[@garryrichardson4572]

When I was 17 Tasmania was at the bottom. Western Australia had twice the gdp and Nunavut was 3 times as much. Looking forward to how it changed.

[@robertthomson1587]

How can the ACT be so highly ranked? It produces nothing but hot air.

[@thatwaterriver3824]

no idea

[@danhato133]

Overpaid bureaucrats and politicians.

[@k.vn.k]

Hot air is apparently expensive commodities 😅

[@baconliontigers985]

Politicians are well paid

[@NebraskaGonvilleJones]

I’m a Canberren. Although politics is a part of the ACT the vast majority of us is not involved in bureaucracy. Most politicians and their staff are of course spread all over the country and are only in town during sitting time. The success of the economy is a healthy mix of educational services, financial, legal, scientific, health services, hospitality, consultancy and even logging and yes the public service sector as well.

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Argentina versus Italy

[@beyondlife8359]

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[@k.vn.k]

It’s crazy how they are so alike like a sibling or twin competition.

[@jamesmckenna6457]

Australian state government debt as % of GDP is much lower than Canadian provinces. NSW is 17% Ontario is 39%. Victoria is 23%. Quebec is 40%.

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

@@jamesmckenna6457 Canada has the American attitude about debt

[@majorlaff8682]

How about GDP per average temperature in degrees Celsius? Or GDP per Test Cricket scores? Or GDP per Olympic medals for swimming? And don't forget the cash economy.

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Venezuela vs Canada

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Venezuela versus Australia

[@alexlanning712]

A lot of Victoria's GDP is being re-invested into infrastructure

[@falicam]

Estado de SP vs Portugal

[@erickmartinsmxusca7562]

Make states of USA Canada and Mexico compared please!

[@geruzamarzamahowiakiwski8421]

Isso seria uma humilhação para o México!

[@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e]

@@geruzamarzamahowiakiwski8421 Não pense em dizer ao Brasil que seu PIB per capita é inferior a 12 mil!

[@geruzamarzamahowiakiwski8421]

@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e Se sentiu ofendido? Os EUA dão uma surra em QUALQUER país latino quando o assunto é renda per capita!

[@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e]

@@geruzamarzamahowiakiwski8421 E um país latino-americano pode superar o Brasil com muita facilidade.

[@geruzamarzamahowiakiwski8421]

@@UnMexicanoNomas-p4e E daí?

[@JonDi2078]

Yo lo que no me explico es como España partiendo de un PIB similar hace una década y creciendo más económicamente se haya quedado tan rezagada con Canadá y Australia, tanto se ha devaluado el euro? en PIB PPA si que estamos por delante de ambos, no así en renta por tener más población, 48,78 milllones de habitantes a 1 de Junio de 2024.

[@tomasojedareyna]

El Euro no es el problema sino el gobierno de Sánchez

[@JonDi2078]

​@@tomasojedareyna menuda estupidez otro fanático más que ni logrando los mayores crecimientos económicos en democracia, record de afiliados y de gente trabajando se niega a ver la realidad. El 6,4% de 2021 y el 5,8% de 2022 nunca se había logrado en democracia, además se revisarán al alza este 18 de Septiembre según una nota de prensa sin más explicaciones de la señora que puso en 2012 el PP en el departamento que se encarga de calcular el PIB y ha tenido que revisar por tercer año al alza, curioso que siempre lo haga después del periodo electoral, ya van cerca de 80.000 millones de euros no contabilizados de 2021 con lo que eso supone de perjuicio para los miles de millones de fondos de la Unión Europea que nos hubiesen correspondido de mas y que no hemos recibido por ese cálculo defectuoso a la baja pese a las denuncias de varios expertos que lo estaban advirtiendo y que el INE negaba pese a las tres correcciones al alza. Por no hablar de la utilización partidista de la derecha atacando al gobierno por la lenta recuperación, diciendo que éramos el único país que no se había recuperado aún en 2023 de la pandemia, cuando con esta última corrección España se recuperó prácticamente en 2021, gran servicio al PP de esa señora, pésimo a la patria, deberían no sólo echarla como tuvieron que hacer con el director del INE que puso el PP en 2012 también con esta tipa, al que echaron por utilizar datos falsos para subir a más de un 10% la inflación de España cuando estaba entorno a un 8% ... es vergonzoso lo que hace la derecha para lograr el poder, deberían tener pena de cárcel son cosas muy graves que perjudican los intereses de España.

[@tonisberbel8351]

Además, estos países son los más grandes del mundo, y tienen grandisimas cantidades de recursos naturales. Nosotros, los pocos que tenemos, como uranio y litio, no se pueden sacar por las leyes que hay.

[@tonisberbel8351]

* "de los más grandes"

[@JonDi2078]

​@@tonisberbel8351eso no explica que creciendo menos económicamente que España le superen en PIB nominal partiendo de niveles similares, repito en tasas de crecimiento de la economía España lo ha hecho mejor por muy grandes y muchos recursos que tengan Canadá y Australia. Y estuve mirando cotizaciones y es lo que me imaginaba, el euro ha pasado del entorno de 1,6/1,5 dólares por euro a bajar hasta 0,84 dólares por euro, ahora ha recuperado terreno y está entre 1,12/1,05, eso le quita mucho valor a tu PIB al pasarlo a dólares USA. Si el euro siguiera a 1,6, el PIB nominal de España sería de 2,6 billones de dólares y la novena economía más grande del mundo.

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Canada vs Argentina

[@jvvoid]

No mining but the ACT kicks arse!!

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

@@jvvoid A smallish city dominated by senior level bureaucrats.

[@rajivmurkejee7498]

Should have included New Zealand

[@conorchristmas6844]

The whole Northern Territory being carried by a small pocket of people in Darwin 😅

[@Atom_gun]

@@conorchristmas6844 Western Australia being carried by fifo workers

[@equilibriumrebelado4893]

Argentina vs Germany

[@bigyin2586]

What's gone wrong with Canada? It's not like Australia has been booming.

[@IonianGarden]

Lithium is the new iron ore.

[@robertthomson1587]

Trudeau

[@johnd8892]

Iron ore prices had been booming in recent years helping Western Australia with its new mines too. But slumping in recent months but Lithium the new boom.​@@robertthomson1587

[@jamesmckenna6457]

@@bigyin2586 Australia made a lot of economic changes 20+ years ago that have paid benefits.

[@Championpty]

Panama vs Colombia

[@Dinovania]

Panamá gana

[@rolyquispe9347]

Los de norte de canada son más ricos que del sur de canada

[@elenawalker3746]

Australia and just about every state is in deep debt.

[@christopherbai9271]

So are all provinces in Canada

[@k.vn.k]

So are every countries in the world. Name one which isn’t in debt.

[@notapplicable1112]

Compared to most other countries Australia has very little debt for its size. Aus debt to GDP is around 40% while US debt to GDP is 120%, most of Europe has over 100%, even China has over 70%

[@majorlaff8682]

@@k.vn.k Monaco. But even Switzerland owes someone over 300 billion.

[@k.vn.k]

@@majorlaff8682 Monaco is an outlier, it is as big as my local park with 2.1 km square size. It may be a country but it is actually just a small town. It has zero to little debt (fluctuate), not totally zero all the time.

[@cursos5379]

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