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

Title Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita (Laspeyres), derived from growth rates of domestic absorption for Sweden
Series ID RGDPL2SEA625NUPN
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 10:58 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 11004.58690
1951-01-01 11296.51159
1952-01-01 11575.58968
1953-01-01 11834.83547
1954-01-01 12355.23101
1955-01-01 12653.57610
1956-01-01 12957.60814
1957-01-01 13118.63411
1958-01-01 13341.05738
1959-01-01 13909.24739
1960-01-01 14297.41679
1961-01-01 14983.71281
1962-01-01 15522.87277
1963-01-01 16302.40283
1964-01-01 17201.69400
1965-01-01 17691.41382
1966-01-01 17814.00589
1967-01-01 18158.53649
1968-01-01 18712.52688
1969-01-01 19399.71679
1970-01-01 19550.95390
1971-01-01 19463.11279
1972-01-01 19897.60624
1973-01-01 20530.53896
1974-01-01 21162.27123
1975-01-01 21660.65334
1976-01-01 21973.27415
1977-01-01 21420.24257
1978-01-01 21405.07976
1979-01-01 22076.83148
1980-01-01 22222.37436
1981-01-01 22011.38830
1982-01-01 22215.62320
1983-01-01 22260.40124
1984-01-01 23026.77760
1985-01-01 23625.40699
1986-01-01 24430.67905
1987-01-01 25390.12761
1988-01-01 25969.57549
1989-01-01 26398.66027
1990-01-01 26257.08722
1991-01-01 25794.19443
1992-01-01 25185.68607
1993-01-01 24346.61553
1994-01-01 25004.13458
1995-01-01 25712.57066
1996-01-01 26047.33551
1997-01-01 26606.46545
1998-01-01 27638.56146
1999-01-01 28865.99355
2000-01-01 30020.37902
2001-01-01 30341.68759
2002-01-01 31055.80426
2003-01-01 31713.03385
2004-01-01 32986.48887
2005-01-01 33958.51735
2006-01-01 35359.78732
2007-01-01 36482.34137
2008-01-01 36195.04471
2009-01-01 34274.28910
2010-01-01 36128.96870

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