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Industry Share of GDP Across Selected Countries in the Americas, 2024

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Compare Industry Share of GDP across 18 selected countries in the Americas using World Bank data for 2024. Values are measured in % of GDP.

Data year: 2024 Source: World Bank Last refreshed:

The latest sufficiently complete World Bank data for the selected countries is from 2024. Retrieval date and data year are different; no newer values are inferred.

Key findings

  • Peru has the highest observed value at 34.3%.
  • Uruguay has the lowest observed value at 17.2%.
  • The median across 18 reporting countries is 25.9%.
  • The difference between the highest and lowest values is 17.1 percentage points.
Top 10 · Industry Share of GDP · 2024

Comparison across selected countries in the Americas. Values in % of GDP. Bar lengths start at zero; the table below provides the same observations.

  • 1. Peru 34.3%
    Peru: 34.3%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 2. Paraguay 32.3%
    Paraguay: 32.3%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 3. Bolivia 31.3%
    Bolivia: 31.3%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 4. Mexico 31%
    Mexico: 31%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 5. Chile 30.5%
    Chile: 30.5%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 6. Dominican Republic 28.7%
    Dominican Republic: 28.7%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 7. Nicaragua 27.4%
    Nicaragua: 27.4%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 8. Ecuador 26.7%
    Ecuador: 26.7%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 9. Honduras 26.3%
    Honduras: 26.3%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.
  • 10. Panama 25.5%
    Panama: 25.5%Bar length relative to the largest value in this chart.

Complete selected-country ranking

Complete selected-country ranking — % of GDP
RankCountryValue
1Peru34.3%
2Paraguay32.3%
3Bolivia31.3%
4Mexico31%
5Chile30.5%
6Dominican Republic28.7%
7Nicaragua27.4%
8Ecuador26.7%
9Honduras26.3%
10Panama25.5%
11Argentina24%
12Cuba23.8%
13Colombia23.4%
14El Salvador23.3%
15Guatemala21.7%
16Brazil20.9%
17Costa Rica19.7%
18Uruguay17.2%

What the data shows

The unweighted country mean is 26%, compared with a median of 25.9%. Each reporting country has equal weight; this is not a population-weighted or regional aggregate. The gap between the two highest observed values is 2 percentage points. These comparisons describe the observations and do not establish causes.

Methodology

Provider
World Bank
Dataset
Industry (including construction), value added (% of GDP)
Indicator ID
NV.IND.TOTL.ZS
Data year
2024
Units
% of GDP
Coverage
18 of 20 selected countries in the Americas.

Source: World Bank: Industry (including construction), value added (% of GDP) (2024)

Rankings use the cited source values without imputation or interpolation. Display rounding does not affect rank.

Technical details
Coverage threshold
Minimum 18 reporting countries.
Countries included
Peru, Paraguay, Bolivia, Mexico, Chile, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Honduras, Panama, Argentina, Cuba, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Brazil, Costa Rica, Uruguay
Countries excluded (missing observations; ISO3 codes)
CAN, USA
Ranking direction
descending
Sorting
Exact source values; equal values share competition rank. Ties display by ascending country ID, then record ID.
Statistics
Unweighted arithmetic mean, median, and highest minus lowest. Derived decimals use half-up rounding; source values remain exact.

Why a newer year was not selected

  • 2026: 0 available observations; 18 required.
  • 2025: 15 available observations; 18 required.

Caveats

This is a selected-country comparison, not a global ranking. Missing countries may affect the distribution. A higher value does not necessarily imply a better outcome. Source observations may be revised.