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Sub-Saharan Africa Compared by Economy > Tax > GDP > Current US$

DEFINITION: GDP (current US$). GDP at purchaser's prices is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or for depletion and degradation of natural resources. Data are in current U.S. dollars. Dollar figures for GDP are converted from domestic currencies using single year official exchange rates. For a few countries where the official exchange rate does not reflect the rate effectively applied to actual foreign exchange transactions, an alternative conversion factor is used.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 South Africa $384.31 billion 2012
2 Nigeria $262.60 billion 2012
3 Angola $114.15 billion 2012
4 Sudan $58.77 billion 2012
5 Ethiopia $41.61 billion 2012
6 Ghana $40.71 billion 2012
7 Kenya $40.70 billion 2012
8 Tanzania $28.24 billion 2012
9 Cameroon $25.32 billion 2012
10 Cote d'Ivoire $24.68 billion 2012
11 Zambia $20.68 billion 2012
12 Uganda $19.88 billion 2012
13 Gabon $18.38 billion 2012
14 Equatorial Guinea $17.70 billion 2012
15 Democratic Republic of the Congo $17.20 billion 2012
16 Botswana $14.50 billion 2012
17 Mozambique $14.24 billion 2012
18 Senegal $14.05 billion 2012
19 Republic of the Congo $13.68 billion 2012
20 Namibia $13.07 billion 2012
21 Chad $12.89 billion 2012
22 Mauritius $10.49 billion 2012
23 Burkina Faso $10.44 billion 2012
24 Mali $10.31 billion 2012
25 South Sudan $10.22 billion 2012
26 Madagascar $9.98 billion 2012
27 Zimbabwe $9.80 billion 2012
28 Benin $7.56 billion 2012
29 Rwanda $7.10 billion 2012
30 Niger $6.77 billion 2012
31 Guinea $5.63 billion 2012
32 Malawi $4.26 billion 2012
33 Mauritania $4.20 billion 2012
34 Togo $3.81 billion 2012
35 Sierra Leone $3.80 billion 2012
36 Swaziland $3.74 billion 2012
37 Eritrea $3.09 billion 2012
38 Burundi $2.47 billion 2012
39 Lesotho $2.45 billion 2012
40 Central African Republic $2.18 billion 2012
41 Cape Verde $1.83 billion 2012
42 Liberia $1.73 billion 2012
43 Seychelles $1.13 billion 2012
44 The Gambia $917.29 million 2012
45 Somalia $917.04 million 1990
46 Djibouti $847.92 million 2007
47 Guinea-Bissau $822.32 million 2012
48 Comoros $595.90 million 2012
49 Sao Tome and Principe $263.40 million 2012

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