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Table Data - Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita (Laspeyres), derived from growth rates of domestic absorption for Peru

Title Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita (Laspeyres), derived from growth rates of domestic absorption for Peru
Series ID RGDPL2PEA625NUPN
Source University of Pennsylvania
Release Penn World Table 7.1 (Not a Press Release)
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Annual
Units 2005 International Dollars per Person
Date Range 1950-01-01 to 2010-01-01
Last Updated 2012-09-17 11:17 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 2657.118674
1951-01-01 3002.487917
1952-01-01 3097.909723
1953-01-01 3060.181365
1954-01-01 3050.734155
1955-01-01 3210.111929
1956-01-01 3386.979761
1957-01-01 3381.382103
1958-01-01 3262.853151
1959-01-01 3099.939588
1960-01-01 3430.122921
1961-01-01 3607.421365
1962-01-01 3855.001993
1963-01-01 4015.123760
1964-01-01 4125.317481
1965-01-01 4269.955271
1966-01-01 4553.342667
1967-01-01 4593.537670
1968-01-01 4602.424168
1969-01-01 4687.623326
1970-01-01 4950.155912
1971-01-01 5027.890047
1972-01-01 5019.142533
1973-01-01 5195.537721
1974-01-01 5511.576881
1975-01-01 5560.063096
1976-01-01 5500.176445
1977-01-01 5368.741334
1978-01-01 5071.513465
1979-01-01 5141.626790
1980-01-01 5318.177603
1981-01-01 5445.115451
1982-01-01 5344.748180
1983-01-01 4592.978013
1984-01-01 4640.433815
1985-01-01 4634.084319
1986-01-01 5062.994921
1987-01-01 5427.307965
1988-01-01 4868.726801
1989-01-01 4087.946118
1990-01-01 3839.170850
1991-01-01 3848.774582
1992-01-01 3753.289473
1993-01-01 3850.963705
1994-01-01 4260.672602
1995-01-01 4531.215303
1996-01-01 4571.289677
1997-01-01 4809.049196
1998-01-01 4708.864783
1999-01-01 4701.092808
2000-01-01 4779.214467
2001-01-01 4733.097480
2002-01-01 4912.446752
2003-01-01 5051.045066
2004-01-01 5253.670036
2005-01-01 5561.445908
2006-01-01 5909.074410
2007-01-01 6350.541938
2008-01-01 6884.499658
2009-01-01 6875.887660
2010-01-01 7377.405390

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