$3,968 a head at market rates, or $13,601 adjusted for local prices.
The two figures answer different questions and using the wrong one is the common mistake. Market-rate GDP per head is what a foreign investor compares across countries; the purchasing-power figure is what tells you how much a local customer can actually buy, and it is roughly three and a half times higher here. A price set from the market-rate number alone will usually be set too low. (World Bank, 2025 ↗)
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