Morocco seem to be stuck around that number for years!
Imf World Economic Outlook Oct. Update
Top African economies,
The countries I have considered are those with a nominal GDP of above US $20 billion.(Nominal GDP in Billion US$)
Nigeria - 394.8
South Africa - 334.1
Egypt - Not Available (2016 - 332.3)
Algeria - 175.5
Angola - 124.0
Sudan - 118.9
Morocco - 110.7
Ethiopia - 79.7
Kenya - 78.4
Tanzania - 51.6
Ghana - 45.5
D.R Congo - 40.4
Cote D'Ivoire - 39.9
Tunisia - 39.9
Libya - 33.3
Cameroon - 30.7
Uganda -26.4
Zambia - 25.6
As for GDP PPP in Billion US$
Egypt - 1,199.0
Nigeria - 1,118.4
South Africa - 757.3
Algeria - 629.3
Morocco - 300.1
Ethiopia - 195.8
Angola - 192.0
Sudan - 186.8
Kenya - 163.4
Tanzania - 162.8
Tunisia - 135.9
Ghana - 130.2
Cote D'Ivoire - 96.3
Uganda -88.6
Cameroon - 81.6
D.R Congo - 68.0
Zambia - 68.9
Libya - 63.1
The countries I have considered are those with a nominal GDP of above US $20 billion.(Nominal GDP in Billion US$)
Nigeria - 394.8
South Africa - 334.1
Egypt - Not Available (2016 - 332.3)
Algeria - 175.5
Angola - 124.0
Sudan - 118.9
Morocco - 110.7
Ethiopia - 79.7
Kenya - 78.4
Tanzania - 51.6
Ghana - 45.5
D.R Congo - 40.4
Cote D'Ivoire - 39.9
Tunisia - 39.9
Libya - 33.3
Cameroon - 30.7
Uganda -26.4
Zambia - 25.6
As for GDP PPP in Billion US$
Egypt - 1,199.0
Nigeria - 1,118.4
South Africa - 757.3
Algeria - 629.3
Morocco - 300.1
Ethiopia - 195.8
Angola - 192.0
Sudan - 186.8
Kenya - 163.4
Tanzania - 162.8
Tunisia - 135.9
Ghana - 130.2
Cote D'Ivoire - 96.3
Uganda -88.6
Cameroon - 81.6
D.R Congo - 68.0
Zambia - 68.9
Libya - 63.1
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Tunisia and DRC correct information
Top African economies,
The countries I have considered are those with a nominal GDP of above US $20 billion.(Nominal GDP in Billion US$)
1.Nigeria - 394.8
2.South Africa - 334.1
3.Egypt - Not Available (2016 - 332.3)
4.Algeria - 175.5
5.Angola - 124.0
6.Sudan - 118.9
7.Morocco - 110.7
8.Ethiopia - 79.7
9.Kenya - 78.4
10.Tanzania - 51.6
11.Ghana - 45.5
12.D.R Congo - 41.09
13.Tunisia - 40.2
14.Cote D'Ivoire - 39.9
15.Libya - 33.3
16.Cameroon - 30.7
17.Uganda -26.4
18.Zambia - 25.6
Nigeria has lost around 150bn under this new governmentTop African economies,
The countries I have considered are those with a nominal GDP of above US $20 billion.(Nominal GDP in Billion US$)
Nigeria - 394.8
South Africa - 334.1
Egypt - Not Available (2016 - 332.3)
Algeria - 175.5
Angola - 124.0
Sudan - 118.9
Morocco - 110.7
Ethiopia - 79.7
Kenya - 78.4
Tanzania - 51.6
Ghana - 45.5
Cote D'Ivoire - 39.9
Tunisia - 39.9
D.R Congo - 40.4
Libya - 33.3
Cameroon - 30.7
Uganda -26.4
Zambia - 25.6
Seems can't do better,then it is threatened and put under pressure by Ethiopia and kenya respectively more populated and with galloping developmentMorocco seem to be stuck around that number for years!
Sudan should share with us what its doing, that graph is steep,
From where are you getting your figures?Tunisia and DRC correct information
Ethiopia has devalued its currency, its April figures will take a hit
US economic sanctions were finally lifted this month (which costed $45 billion in past 20 years) and the gulf has been pumping billions into the country recently with FDI volume reaching about $50 billion last time I checkedSudan should share with us what its doing, that graph is steep,
A mineral boom with increase in overall production of gold, copper etc... surprisingly, tourism growing as well with a goal of reaching 5 million visitors annually by year 2020
after the lifting of us sanctions, Sudan will perform better in futur
They're already talking about Buhari's re-election; [Sarcasm]much better than that corrupt Jonathan.[/Sarcasm]Nigeria has lost around 150bn under this new government
he's not liked but will force his way inThey're already talking about Buhari's re-election; [Sarcasm]much better than that corrupt Jonathan.[/Sarcasm]
I seem to recall that in 2013, Tunisia and Ghana each had a larger GDP than either Ethiopia or Kenya. Now the GDP of each of the latter 2 is almost equal to the summation of that of the former 2, just 4years down the line.
I don’t think ghana ever had a gdp that big. But in general the rest of africa has been catching up with North Africa and closing the gapI seem to recall that in 2013, Tunisia and Ghana each had a larger GDP than either Ethiopia or Kenya. Now the GDP of each of the latter 2 is almost equal to the summation of that of the former 2, just 4years down the line.
Ghana was at $47.8bn in 2013 compared to Ethiopia's $47.2bn and Kenya's $42.6bn
https://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/gdp
https://tradingeconomics.com/ethiopia/gdp
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/afri...leased-south-sudan-peace-talks-yield-promise/
https://tradingeconomics.com/ghana/gdp
https://tradingeconomics.com/ethiopia/gdp
https://www.brookings.edu/blog/afri...leased-south-sudan-peace-talks-yield-promise/
Bro calm down, pls dnt make up figure anyhow.Nigeria has lost around 150bn under this new government
And u need to stay out of politics, because I ve been observing u on this website for a while, the comment u make sometimes when it comes to politics someone will jst giveup..
This is not a matter of opinion. Under GEJ the gdp hit $540bn and today it’s $395bn. Stop being an idiot.Bro calm down, pls dnt make up figure anyhow.
And u need to stay out of politics, because I ve been observing u on this website for a while, the comment u make sometimes when it comes to politics someone will jst giveup..
How does this correlates with your earlier post.This is not a matter of opinion. Under GEJ the gdp hit $540bn and today it’s $395bn. Stop being an idiot.
And u dnt need to make an insult to make a valid point,
And for the $150 billion u said is missing, like I said earlier u still need alot to learn in economics.
Well, Nigeria gdp have to shrink due to the devaluation of its currency.
If Nigeria can create another source of income for its economy and inprove its availability of forex which translates to a stronger currency, its GDP have to expand more.
Thats it, its not rocket science.
For u to come to the internet to call people id*ot is morally unacceptable.
you have been noticed.now play along.
You actually think I said 150bn is missing ? You think like a simple cowherder. I’m not referring to theft. I said since this administration came in nigeria lost $150bn. If you read this thread you’d see that the devaluation of the naira and has been discussed in detail. You haven’t shed any light on the issueHow does this correlates with your earlier post.
And u dnt need to make an insult to make a valid point,
And for the $150 billion u said is missing, like I said earlier u still need alot to learn in economics.
Well, Nigeria gdp have to shrink due to the devaluation of its currency.
If Nigeria can create another source of income for its economy and inprove its availability of forex which translates to a stronger currency, its GDP have to expand more.
Thats it, its not rocket science.
For u to come to the internet to call people id*ot is morally unacceptable.
you have been noticed.now play along.
I called you an idiot because you are one
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