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Table Data - Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Chain per worker for India

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Title Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Chain per worker for India
Series ID RGDPWOINA627NUPN
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 Worker
Date Range 1950-01-01 to 2010-01-01
Last Updated 2012-09-17 12:00 PM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 1436.841298
1951-01-01 1458.058315
1952-01-01 1499.716437
1953-01-01 1568.958202
1954-01-01 1607.998419
1955-01-01 1624.009924
1956-01-01 1660.945549
1957-01-01 1647.472143
1958-01-01 1736.900049
1959-01-01 1742.221413
1960-01-01 1856.083734
1961-01-01 1888.779166
1962-01-01 1930.956540
1963-01-01 2032.325429
1964-01-01 2143.323309
1965-01-01 2066.456938
1966-01-01 2023.362206
1967-01-01 2136.537062
1968-01-01 2197.720339
1969-01-01 2391.971683
1970-01-01 2390.075850
1971-01-01 2429.001372
1972-01-01 2368.870182
1973-01-01 2408.845101
1974-01-01 2377.720417
1975-01-01 2490.687174
1976-01-01 2555.868995
1977-01-01 2629.701588
1978-01-01 2789.614515
1979-01-01 2678.818890
1980-01-01 2763.085633
1981-01-01 2889.415735
1982-01-01 2914.983081
1983-01-01 2960.108410
1984-01-01 3054.673546
1985-01-01 3189.705321
1986-01-01 3249.721903
1987-01-01 3357.747905
1988-01-01 3560.108804
1989-01-01 3644.491144
1990-01-01 3779.933652
1991-01-01 3664.031361
1992-01-01 3743.848396
1993-01-01 3745.533085
1994-01-01 3892.231865
1995-01-01 4191.208684
1996-01-01 4253.453300
1997-01-01 4350.878241
1998-01-01 4520.733674
1999-01-01 4931.101587
2000-01-01 4947.124342
2001-01-01 5058.165776
2002-01-01 5155.190482
2003-01-01 5345.646601
2004-01-01 5707.608556
2005-01-01 6077.998850
2006-01-01 6606.139675
2007-01-01 7293.201367
2008-01-01 7460.347221
2009-01-01 8220.001269
2010-01-01 9010.214983

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