Liechtenstein GDP per Capita PPP

Liechtenstein’s GDP per capita measured in purchasing power parity rose from 93,754.53 in 2000 to an all‑time high of 201,112.27 in 2025, placing it first globally among the World Bank’s 26‑year series. The trough of 91,370.52 recorded in 2003 marked the low point of the early 2000s, after which the principality experienced a sustained acceleration, driven by a diversified financial sector, high‑value manufacturing and a favourable tax regime that attracted multinational headquarters. By comparison, Singapore’s 2025 PPP‑adjusted GDP per capita of 156,969.07 and Luxembourg’s 152,394.65 illustrate that Liechtenstein has outpaced other small, open economies traditionally near the top of the rankings. The steep climb since the early 2000s reflects both domestic policy stability and integration into global value chains. If the current emphasis on innovation and cross‑border services continues, the upward trajectory is likely to persist, though external shocks to financial markets could moderate future gains.