Country profile · Europe & Central Asia · High income
Monaco
Every figure below carries its global rank and its history — and a plain line on what the number means. Figures: World Bank, World Development Indicators (open data), retrieved 2026-07-27.
At a glance
Latest available year per indicator
GDP · 2024
$11.1 bn
157th largest of 214
The size of the economy — everything produced in a year. The headline number every other figure argues with.
GDP growth · 2024
8.5%
9th fastest-growing of 214
How fast output is expanding, inflation-adjusted. Growth without jobs or wages is where the story usually hides.
GDP per capita · 2024
$288,002
1st highest of 214
Output per person — the rough proxy for average living standards, and an average that hides a lot.
Inflation (CPI)
No recent data reported
How fast consumer prices rise. What it understates for poorer households is half the story.
Unemployment
No recent data reported
The share of the labour force seeking work without finding it — and it counts precarious work as 'employed'.
Population · 2025
38,341
211th largest of 217
The denominator of everything per-capita.
Exports
No recent data reported
How much of the economy is sold to the world — openness, measured on the way out.
Imports
No recent data reported
How much of demand is met from abroad — openness, measured on the way in.
FDI, net inflows
No recent data reported
Long-term foreign investment into real assets — a confidence signal that is hard to fake and slow to reverse.
Total reserves
No recent data reported
The central bank's war chest for defending the currency and paying for imports.
Current account
No recent data reported
The broadest external balance — trade plus income and remittances. Persistent deficits must be financed.
Government debt
No recent data reported
What the state owes relative to the economy carrying it. Reported patchily — gaps here are common.
Exchange rate · 2025
0.9
197th highest of 213
How many units of local currency a dollar buys — a running vote of confidence.
Gini index
No recent data reported
Inequality in one number: 0 is perfect equality, 100 is one person holding everything. Surveyed rarely.
Life expectancy · 2024
86.5
1st highest of 217
The single most honest summary of whether an economy serves its people.
Extreme poverty
No recent data reported
The share of people living below the international extreme-poverty line — the floor beneath every other economic statistic.
What these indicators can — and cannot — tell you: Economics, Explained
The long view
1990 – latest
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