Annual Economic Profile of South American Countries – World Bank Data

Explore structural economic indicators of South American countries

This Database annually presents, from 1980 onwards, the evolution of the main macroeconomic indicators of all South American countries. It includes data on:

• Agriculture: Value added as a percentage of GDP
• GDP: Annual growth, absolute value (US$), and by sectors
• Trade: Exports and imports of goods and services (percentage of GDP)
• Capital formation: Gross investment as a percentage of GDP
• National income: GNI per capita and Atlas method (US$)
• Other indicators: Industry, services, actual surplus or deficit, profits excluding donations, etc.

These data allow for international comparisons, economic performance studies, and long-term sectoral analysis.

Key benefits

• Regional comparability: Homogeneous information for all South American countries.
• Extensive historical series: More than 40 years of data available.
• Wide range of indicators: From agriculture to fiscal deficit and profits.

Explore this database to conduct economic benchmarking, structural analysis, and comparative regional studies.