The Top 10 Richest Caribbean Nations for 2013

To rank the wealth of the Countries of the Caribbean  CEM looked at the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at purchasing power parity per capita for each nation.

The GDP is calculated from the value of all final goods and services produced within a country in a given year, then divided by the average (or mid-year) population for the same year. We used data provided by the International Monetary Fund

 

Number 1

Bahamas - 31,324: The Bahamas is also ranked 27 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 2

Barbados - 25,043: Ranked  40 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 3

Trinidad and Tobago - 19,826: Ranked  50 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 4

Antigua and Barbuda- 17,833:  Ranked  56 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 5

 

Saint Kitts and Nevis - 16,066:  Ranked  60 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 6

 
 
 

Mexico - 15,363: Ranked  60 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 7  

Dominica - 13,994:  Ranked  70 on the world’s richest country by GDP

Number 8

Grenada - 13,549: Ranked  71 on the world’s richest country by GDP

 Number 9

Saint Lucia - 13,000 : Ranked  74 on the world’s richest country by GDP

 

Number 10

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 11,768 : Ranked  80 on the world’s richest country by GDP

 

 

 

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