LearnItWithMe Country Information

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Location in the world (Equal Earth projection)

Capital

💹 Economic

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Growth, purchasing power, and trade with the rest of the world.

Real GDP

Real GDP growth

Government debt — % of GDP & local currency

Inflation rate (CPI, annual %)

Structure of the economy

GDP by sector

GDP by end use (% of GDP)

Youth unemployment (ages 15–24)

Average household expenditure

👥 Demographic

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Population structure, life expectancy, education, and where people live.

Who lives here

Ethnic groups

Languages

Religions

Major urban areas (relative size)

People, health & wellbeing

🏛️ Political

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Government structure, leadership, and international commitments.

🌍 Geographic

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Size, terrain, climate, and other physical characteristics.

🌱 Environment

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Emissions, water, land use, and environmental commitments.

⚡ Energy

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Electricity, fuel production and consumption, and generation mix.

Electricity generation sources

Electricity (kWh)

Coal (metric tons)

Petroleum (bbl/day)

Natural gas (cubic meters)

📡 Communications

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Telephones, broadcast media, and internet access.

🚗 Transportation

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Airports, railways, ports, and merchant shipping.

🛰️ Military, Space & Other

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Defence forces, space programmes, terrorism, and cross-border issues.

Military and security

Space programme

Terrorism

Transnational issues

English	Te reo Māori	中文（简体）	한국어	What it means on this page
Nominal GDP	no attested term	名义GDP (Míngyì GDP)	명목 GDP (Myeongmok GDP)	The total value of goods and services produced in a country, measured in current prices — not adjusted for inflation or price-level differences between countries.
Real GDP Growth	no attested term	实际GDP增长率 (Shíjì GDP zēngzhǎnglǜ)	실질 GDP 성장률 (Siljil GDP seongjangnyul)	The annual percentage change in a country's GDP after removing the effect of inflation — the standard measure of how fast an economy is actually expanding.
GDP per Capita	no attested term	人均GDP (Rénjūn GDP)	1인당 GDP (Il-indang GDP)	A country's GDP divided by its population — a rough (but imperfect) measure of average material living standards.
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)	no attested term	购买力平价 (Gòumǎilì píngjià)	구매력 평가 (Gumaeryeok pyeongga)	An exchange-rate adjustment that accounts for differences in the cost of living between countries, so that GDP figures reflect what money can actually buy locally.
Gini Coefficient	no attested term	基尼系数 (Jīní xìshù)	지니 계수 (Jini gyesu)	A single number between 0 and 1 measuring income inequality: 0 is perfect equality, 1 is perfect inequality.
Human Development Index (HDI)	no attested term	人类发展指数 (Rénlèi fāzhǎn zhǐshù)	인간개발지수 (Ingan gaebal jisu)	A UN composite measure combining life expectancy, education, and income per capita into a single score between 0 and 1, used to compare overall wellbeing across countries.
Trade Balance	no attested term	贸易差额 (Màoyì chā'é)	무역수지 (Muyeok suji)	The difference between the value of a country's exports and its imports over a given period.
Head of State / Head of Government	no attested term	国家元首/政府首脑 (Guójiā yuánshǒu/Zhèngfǔ shǒunǎo)	국가원수/정부수반 (Gukga wonsu/Jeongbu suban)	The head of state is a country's ceremonial or constitutional representative (e.g. a monarch or president); the head of government runs day-to-day policy (e.g. a prime minister) — in many countries these are two different people.
Legislature	rūnanga hanga ture	立法机关 (Lìfǎ jīguān)	입법부 (Ipbeobbu)	The branch of government responsible for making laws, such as a parliament or congress.