According to International Monetary Fund data, from 2000 to 2025, Asian economies recorded the largest growth in real GDP per capita.
In China, this indicator increased from $4,050 to $25,035, a 518 percent rise.
Vietnam achieved a 266 percent increase, Bangladesh 208 percent, and India 235 percent.
Russia ranked 14th, with GDP per capita growing by 109 percent. However, in the UAE, due to rapid population growth, GDP per capita decreased—falling from $99,000 to $72,386.
International experts emphasize that the Asian economy has been playing a key role in the dynamics of global trade and development in the 21st century.
