Jerin kasashen Afirka tattalin arziki (ta kima)

Bunƙasar Tattalin Arziki wato Gross domestic product (GDP) shine darajar kasuwa na duk kayan ƙarshe da ayyuka daga wata al'umma a cikin shekara. Kasashe a Afirka ana rarraba su bisa ga bayanai daga Asusun Kudi na Duniya.

Adadin da aka gabatar a nan ba su la'akari da bambance-bambance a cikin farashin rayuwa a kasashe daban-daban ba, kuma sakamakon na iya bambanta sosai daga shekara ɗaya zuwa wani bisa ga sauye-sauye a cikin musayar kuɗin ƙasar. Irin wannan canjin na iya canza matsayin ƙasa daga shekara guda zuwa na gaba, kodayake sau da yawa suna yin ɗan bambanci ko babu bambanci ga yanayin rayuwar jama'arta.[1]

Wasu ƙasashe na iya samun 'yan ƙasa waɗanda ke da matsakaicin arziki. Wadannan ƙasashe / yankuna na iya bayyana a cikin wannan jerin kamar yadda suke da karamin GDP. Wannan zai kasance saboda ƙasar / yankin da aka lissafa yana da ƙananan jama'a, sabili da haka ƙananan tattalin arziki; GDP ana lissafa shi kamar yadda yawan jama'a ya ninka darajar kasuwa na kayayyaki da aiyuka da aka samar ga kowane mutum a cikin ƙasar.

Saboda haka ya kamata a yi amfani da waɗannan adadi da hankali.[2][3]

Ana kuma yin kwatankwacin dukiyar ƙasa akai-akai bisa ga daidaiton ikon siye (PPP), don daidaitawa don bambance-bambance a farashin rayuwa a kasashe daban-daban. PPP ya fi cire matsalar musayar, amma yana da nasa matsala; ba ya nuna darajar fitar da tattalin arziki a cinikin duniya, kuma yana buƙatar ƙarin kimantawa fiye da GDP mai suna.[4] Gabaɗaya, adadi na PPP na kowane mutum ya fi yaduwa fiye da adadi na GDP na kowane mutum.[5]

Taswirar Afirka ta hanyar GDP na 2020 (biliyoyin Dalar Amurka): 
Taswirar Afirka ta hanyar GDP na 2020 na kowane mutum (USD)

Kimanin 2022 kamar haka:

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GDP (Nominal) of Africa 2022

  Nigeria (16.87%)
  Egypt (15.70%)
  South Africa (13.77%)
  Algeria (6.26%)
  Morocco (4.78%)
  somalia (4.18%)
  Ethiopia (3.72%)
  Tazania (2.56%)
  Ghana (2.54%)
  Other Countries (25.78%)
Rank Country Nominal GDP

(Billion US$)
Per Capita

(US$)[6][7]
1  Nigeria 504 2,326
2  Egypt 469 4,504
3  South Africa 411 6,738
4 Aljeriya 187 4,151
5 Moroko 142 3,715
6  Angola 124 3,790
7 Habasha 113 1,097
8  Kenya 110 2,081
9 Tanzaniya 76 1,245
10  Ghana 75 2,368
11 Ivory Coast 68 2,418
12 Jamhuriyar dimokuradiyya Kwango 63 660
13  Uganda 48 1,105
14 Tunisiya 46 3,915
15 Kameru 44 1,584
16 Sudan 42 916
17  Libya 40 6,025
18  Zimbabwe 38 2,420
19  Senegal 27 1,558
20 Zambiya 27 1,348
21 Gabon 22 10,281
22 Gine 19 1,345
23  Mali 18 857
24  Burkina Faso 18 824
25  Botswana 18 7,347
26 Mozambik 17.9 542
27  Benin 17 1,366
28 Gini Ikwatoriya 16 11,264
29 Madagaskar 15 521
30 Nijar 14 561
31 Republic of Congo 14 2,945
32 Cadi 12 743
33 Namibiya 12.5 4,808
34 Ruwanda 12.1 912
35  Malawi 11.5 522
36 Moris 11 9,111
37 Muritaniya 10 2,328
38 Somaliya 8 539
39  Togo 8 960
40 Sudan ta Kudu 4 327
41 Eswatini 4 4,056
42 Saliyo 4 493
43 Laberiya 3.9 735
44 Jibuti 3.7 3,665
45  Burundi 3.7 292
46  Lesotho 2.5 1,186
47 Jamhuriyar Afirka ta Tsakiya 2.5 495
48  Eritrea 2.4 646
49  The Gambia 2.2 846
50 Cabo Verde 2.0 3,600
51  Seychelles 2.0 20,265
52 Guinea-Bissau 1.6 856
53 Komoros 1.2 1,299
54 Sao Tome da Prinsipe 0.5 2,230
-- Total 2,988.527 2,175.195

Bayanan da aka yi amfani da su

gyara sashe
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