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Table Data - Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita (Laspeyres), derived from growth rates of Consumption, Government Consumption, Investment for Guinea

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Title Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita (Laspeyres), derived from growth rates of Consumption, Government Consumption, Investment for Guinea
Series ID RGDPLPGNA625NUPN
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 1959-01-01 to 2010-01-01
Last Updated 2012-09-17 9:58 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1959-01-01 789.6769110
1960-01-01 916.7102322
1961-01-01 967.8891399
1962-01-01 929.8656586
1963-01-01 938.5988452
1964-01-01 835.7301094
1965-01-01 859.8155603
1966-01-01 860.1893637
1967-01-01 829.9828563
1968-01-01 825.3866074
1969-01-01 795.4559769
1970-01-01 689.4136632
1971-01-01 712.4758675
1972-01-01 714.7813008
1973-01-01 711.8916884
1974-01-01 734.7626913
1975-01-01 741.1568614
1976-01-01 783.9809544
1977-01-01 741.7781682
1978-01-01 776.9715221
1979-01-01 752.8933357
1980-01-01 756.8435350
1981-01-01 744.8770445
1982-01-01 738.0272166
1983-01-01 739.9446508
1984-01-01 718.6148965
1985-01-01 711.7181750
1986-01-01 711.8504917
1987-01-01 712.9316257
1988-01-01 726.8716647
1989-01-01 748.5909022
1990-01-01 722.9088457
1991-01-01 700.8347779
1992-01-01 693.8515749
1993-01-01 708.1886182
1994-01-01 710.7130898
1995-01-01 717.6738087
1996-01-01 727.4320860
1997-01-01 758.5242468
1998-01-01 782.7754506
1999-01-01 793.9657704
2000-01-01 799.2493456
2001-01-01 827.0656732
2002-01-01 854.6664922
2003-01-01 840.4027316
2004-01-01 834.9916926
2005-01-01 837.1232491
2006-01-01 827.0000840
2007-01-01 820.9953583
2008-01-01 804.5848136
2009-01-01 766.6273942
2010-01-01 786.3542458

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