Population, GDP and labor force: Guatemala versus the region (2024)
- Guatemala against the region
- Guatemala against the region
- Audited
On World Bank data (WDI, 2024): Guatemala 18,406,359 inhabitants, GDP US$113,216 million, labor force 7,519,217; Costa Rica 5,129,910 / US$96,716 M / 2,402,966; El Salvador 6,338,193 / US$34,880 M / 2,951,018; Honduras 10,825,703 / US$36,980 M / 4,250,629; Nicaragua 6,916,140 / US$19,696 M / 3,253,536; Dominican Republic 11,427,557 / US$124,282 M / 5,424,140; Mexico 130,861,007 / US$1,830,489 M / 60,887,761. Guatemala is Central America's largest economy and largest labor force (more workers than Costa Rica and El Salvador combined), but the Dominican Republic has already overtaken it in nominal GDP and Mexico has 8 times its labor force. All 21 cells were checked against the API in the audit.
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Figures
- Guatemala: población / PIB / fuerza laboral
- 18,406,359 / US$113,216 M / 7,519,217
- Costa Rica: población / PIB / fuerza laboral
- 5,129,910 / US$96,716 M / 2,402,966
- Rep. Dominicana: población / PIB / fuerza laboral
- 11,427,557 / US$124,282 M / 5,424,140
- México: población / PIB / fuerza laboral
- 130,861,007 / US$1,830,489 M / 60,887,761
- El Salvador / Honduras / Nicaragua: PIB
- US$34,880 M / US$36,980 M / US$19,696 M
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