Which has a higher GDP, Korea or Canada?

Canada has a higher GDP. Korea: $1.86T. Canada: $2.28T (2025).

How does Korea's GDP per capita compare to Canada?

Canada has a higher GDP per capita. Korea: $35,962. Canada: $54,935 (2025).

Is Korea's population larger than Canada?

Korea has a higher population. Korea: 51.7M. Canada: 41.8M (2025).

Which country has higher inflation, Korea or Canada?

Korea has a higher inflation rate. Korea: 1.99%. Canada: 1.96% (2025).

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Korea vs Canada

Side-by-side comparison

Indicator	Korea	Canada
GDP per Capita	$35,962	$54,935
GDP Growth	0.90%	1.15%
Inflation Rate	1.99%	1.96%
Population	51.7M	41.8M
Unemployment Rate	2.68%	6.91%

Korea vs Canada: Key Differences

Canada's gdp per capita ($54,935) is 1.5x higher than Korea's ($35,962) as of 2025. Canada has a 29% higher gdp growth (1.15%) compared to Korea (0.90%). Korea has a 1% higher inflation rate (1.99%) compared to Canada (1.96%). Korea has a 24% higher population (51.7M) compared to Canada (41.8M). Canada's unemployment rate (6.91%) is 2.6x higher than Korea's (2.68%) as of 2025.

Korea Canada Reverse comparison