Stacked $100 bills would reach 63 km high - halfway to the Moon.
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The economy of Ghana shows mixed signals, with a nominal GDP of 912.8 billion ₵ and average income of about 29,375 ₵ per person. High inflation at 22.85%, while the economy posted robust growth of 5.68%. Very low unemployment around 3.01%, and the government runs a substantial 9.99% fiscal deficit.
GDP (nominal) | 912,768,476,274 ₵ |
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GDP per capita | 29,375 ₵ |
Inflation | 22.85% |
GDP growth | 5.68% |
Unemployment | 3.01% |
Budget balance | -9.99% |
Stacked $100 bills would reach 63 km high - halfway to the Moon.
Roughly 57,775,406 iPhones could be bought for that amount.
That’s like buying 1,923,921 new cars at $30,000 each.
Country | Debt as % of GDP | GDP (USD) |
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68.48% | $ 540.4B | |
68.77% | $ 422.0B | |
69.69% | $ 82.8B | |
70.58% | $ 44.2B | |
71.61% | $ 1.2B |