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Deagel Forecasts Depopulation Of The World From COVID-19 Crisis & Great Reset

Deagel.com update: List of Countries Forecast 2025 | Friday, August 21, 2020


America’s Most Secret Intelligence Agency Deagel Forecasts Depopulation Of The World From COVID-19 Crisis & Great Reset

One of America’s most secret intelligence agency Deagel forecasts in its latest report, the depopulation of the world because of the COVID-19 crisis and the Great Reset. It states that the formerly known as second and third world nations are an unknown at this point. Their fate will depend upon the decisions they take in the future. If they remain tied to the former World Order they will go down along Western powers.

Contents

  • 1 Deagel – America’s Most Secret Intelligence Agency
  • 2 Depopulation due to COVID-19 Crisis
  • 3 Henry Kissinger & NSSM 200
  • 4 King George VI & Royal Commission on Population
  • 5 Population Control Law

Deagel – America’s Most Secret Intelligence Agency

Deagel is America’s most secret intelligence agency – so secretive that few people know of its existence and others claim the organization doesn’t legitimately exist at all.

Despite the overwhelming suppression of its significance, Deagel is routinely used by the CIA and other security outfits.

WikiLeaks documents have revealed Deagel was legitimately used as reference material in a Stratfor report on the technological capabilities of The People’s Republic of North Korea.

Stratfor is known in the intelligence community as Consultant CIA or Shadow CIA.

Deagel.com JUST REMOVED 2025 FORECAST

On 4/20/21, Deagel.com, a military intelligence agency, has deleted their mysterious 2025 forecast spreadsheet that predicted a major collapse of the western countries.
The forecast used to exist at [link to deagel.com (secure)] and now that page just redirects to the home page.
The spreadsheet predicted a major drop in the US population from 332 million in 2019 to only 99 million in 2025 (-70%).


Deagel.com 2025 Forecast
(recorded 4/19/21, one day before it was removed from Deagel.com)


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According to their own website, deagel.com, Deagel provides news and intelligence on international military aviation and advanced technologies. There website has articles dating back to 2003, but little is known about the real owners.

Deagel’s reports, in particular the aforementioned research on North Korea, were also provided to the President during Presidential Dialy Briefings.

Deagel thus provides information which is subsequently used by global intelligence communities and governments.

Here is a partial list of known Deagel partners and clients, according to their own website:

  • National Security Agency
  • North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO – OTAN)
  • Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
  • OSCE
  • Russian Defense Procurement Agency
  • Stratfor
  • The World Bank
  • United Nations (UN)

Depopulation due to COVID-19 Crisis

This highly regarded intelligence organization has a grim outlook for the United States and the world in the coming years including a significant decrease in population.

Deagel has for some time now predicted in its forecast for 2025 a steep decline in US population and that of the world.

Excerpts from the unnerving forecast are provided below:


In 2014 we published a disclaimer about the forecast. In six-years the scenario has changed dramatically. This new disclaimer is meant to single out the situation from 2020 onwards.

Talking about the United States and the European Union as separated entities no longer makes sense. Both are the Western block, keep printing money and will share the same fate.

After COVID we can draw two major conclusions:

  1. The Western world success model has been built over societies with no resilience that can barely withstand any hardship, even a low intensity one. It was assumed but we got the full confirmation beyond any doubt.
  2. The COVID crisis will be used to extend the life of this dying economic system through the so-called Great Reset.

The Great Reset; like the climate change, extinction rebellion, planetary crisis, green revolution, shale oil (…) hoaxes promoted by the system; is another attempt to slow down dramatically the consumption of natural resources and therefore extend the lifetime of the current system.

It can be effective for a while but finally won’t address the bottom-line problem and will only delay the inevitable.

The core ruling elites hope to stay in power which is in effect the only thing that really worries them.

The collapse of the Western financial system – and ultimately the Western civilization – has been the major driver in the forecast along with a confluence of crisis with a devastating outcome.

As COVID has proven Western societies embracing multiculturalism and extreme liberalism are unable to deal with any real hardship.

It is quite likely that the economic crisis due to the lockdowns will cause more deaths than the virus worldwide.

The stark reality of diverse and multicultural Western societies is that a collapse will have a toll of 50 to 80 percent depending on several factors but in general terms the most diverse, multicultural, indebted and wealthy (highest standard of living) will suffer the highest toll.

The only glue that keeps united such aberrant collage from falling apart is overconsumption with heavy doses of bottomless degeneracy disguised as virtue.

Nevertheless, the widespread censorship, hate laws and contradictory signals mean that even that glue is not working any more. Not everybody has to die. Migration can also play a positive role in this.

The formerly known as second and third world nations are an unknown at this point. Their fate will depend upon the decisions they take in the future.

Western powers are not going to take over them as they did in the past because these countries won’t be able to control their own cities far less likely countries that are far away.

If they remain tied to the former World Order they will go down along Western powers.

There is a lot of bad blood in the Western societies and the protests, demonstrations, rioting and looting are only the first symptoms of what is coming. However a new trend is taking place overshadowing this one.

Six years ago the likelihood of a major war was tiny. Since then it has grown steadily and dramatically and today is by far the most likely major event in the 2020s.

Another particularity of the Western system is that its individuals have been brainwashed to the point that the majority accept their moral high ground and technological edge as a given.

This has given the rise of the supremacy of the emotional arguments over the rational ones which are ignored or deprecated. That mindset can play a key role in the upcoming catastrophic events.

Over the next decade it will become obvious that the West is falling behind the Russia-China block and the malaise might grow into desperation.

Going to war might seem a quick and easy solution to restore the lost hegemony to finally find them into a France 1940 moment.

If there is not a dramatic change of course the world is going to witness the first nuclear war. The Western block collapse may come before, during or after the war.

It does not matter. A nuclear war is a game with billions of casualties and the collapse plays in the hundreds of millions.


An interesting statement regarding the forecast was made by the authors on Deagel’s forecast page on October 26, 2014.

Historically a change in the economic paradigm has resulted in a death toll that is rarely highlighted by mainstream historians.

When the transition from rural areas to large cities happened in Europe many people unable to accept the new paradigm killed themselves.

They killed themselves by a psychological factor. This is not mainstream but it is true. A new crisis joins old, well known patterns with new ones.

We are not a death or satanic cult or arms dealers as some BS is floating around the internet on this topic.

Take into account that the forecast is nothing more than a model whether flawed or correct. It is not God’s word or a magic device that allows to foresee the future.

Henry Kissinger & NSSM 200

On Dec. 10, 1974, the U.S. National Security Council under Henry Kissinger completed a classified 200-page study, “National Security Study Memorandum 200: Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for U.S. Security and Overseas Interests.”

The study falsely claimed that population growth in the so-called Lesser Developed Countries (LDCs) like India was a grave threat to U.S. national security.

Adopted as official policy in November 1975 by President Gerald Ford, NSSM 200 outlined a covert plan to reduce population growth in those countries including India through birth control, and also, implicitly, war and famine.

Brent Scowcroft, who had by then replaced Kissinger as national security adviser, was put in charge of implementing the plan.

CIA Director George Bush was ordered to assist Scowcroft, as were the secretaries of state, treasury, defense, and agriculture.

King George VI & Royal Commission on Population

The bogus arguments that Kissinger advanced were not original.

One of his major sources was the Royal Commission on Population, which King George VI had created in 1944 “to consider what measures should be taken in the national interest to influence the future trend of population.”

The commission found that Britain was gravely threatened by population growth in its colonies – the biggest being India, since “a populous country has decided advantages over a sparsely-populated one for industrial production.”

The combined effects of increasing population and industrialization in its colonies, it warned, “might be decisive in its effects on the prestige and influence of the West,” especially effecting “military strength and security.

NSSM 200 similarly concluded that the United States was threatened by population growth in the former colonial sector.

It paid special attention to 13 “key countries” in which the United States had a “special political and strategic interest”: India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Turkey, Nigeria, Egypt, Ethiopia, Mexico, Brazil, and Colombia.

It claimed that population growth in those states was especially worrisome, since it would quickly increase their relative political, economic, and military strength.

Population Control Law

This policy, known infamously as ‘Depopulation Policy’ and now being normalised through Hollywood movies, the latest being personified by Thanos in Marvel’s Infinity War was imported to India via the United Nations’ Agenda 21.

Sadly many successive Indian Prime Ministers have been implementing this dangerous policy.

The new Population Control Law being advocated recently is actually Agenda 21 which is a British policy to reduce the population of former colonies like India through various sterilization projects and other policies implemented through the United Nations and popularised by Hollywood to effectively keep nations under Anglo-American orbit.

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Deagel.com update: List of Countries Forecast 2025 | Friday, August 21, 2020

  
CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
1China1,358,440,000
1,380,000,000
$16,967,051
$11,940,000
$309,528
$226,000
$17,843
$16,600
2India1,341,720,000
1,280,000,000
$5,124,297
$2,440,000
$110,071
$59,280
$5,456
$7,200
3Russia141,830,780
142,260,000
$4,324,406
$1,470,000
$186,146
$79,000
$43,557
$27,900
4Japan103,047,280
126,450,000
$3,050,260
$4,880,000
$17,808
$45,380
$23,593
$42,700
5Brazil210,314,920
207,350,000
$2,813,100
$2,080,000
$37,598
$27,460
$15,412
$15,500
6United States of America99,553,100
326,620,000
$2,445,124
$19,360,000
$32,061
$637,000
$16,374
$59,500
7Indonesia267,136,480
260,580,000
$1,826,198
$1,011,000
$14,284
$8,890
$9,766
$12,400
8Mexico124,717,740
124,570,000
$1,315,800
$1,140,000
$6,123
$6,610
$13,724
$19,500
9Italy43,760,260
62,140,000
$1,310,580
$1,920,000
$12,942
$28,990
$21,600
$38,000
10France39,114,580
67,100,000
$1,077,685
$2,570,000
$10,761
$58,080
$18,368
$43,600
11Canada26,315,760
35,620,000
$1,051,840
$1,640,000
$6,375
$16,200
$25,208
$48,100
12South Korea37,092,820
51,180,000
$892,900
$1,530,000
$13,722
$41,000
$20,902
$39,400
13Netherlands16,809,740
17,080,000
$858,167
$824,500
$9,670
$9,640
$47,451
$53,600
14Pakistan218,871,280
204,920,000
$825,648
$278,900
$26,016
$9,900
$5,389
$5,400
15Iran81,976,680
82,020,000
$822,021
$427,700
$18,629
$11,490
$14,325
$20,000
16Thailand64,978,140
68,410,000
$788,386
$437,800
$11,273
$6,570
$17,333
$17,800
17Turkey71,556,440
80,840,000
$781,172
$841,200
$9,826
$14,550
$11,653
$26,500
18Egypt105,306,900
97,040,000
$775,038
$332,300
$14,679
$9,960
$10,514
$13,000
19Malaysia33,358,220
31,380,000
$722,005
$309,900
$10,899
$4,360
$30,920
$28,900
20Nigeria187,254,300
190,630,000
$708,608
$394,800
$4,970
$1,700
$5,406
$5,900
21Philippines117,031,940
104,260,000
$672,337
$321,200
$8,302
$4,110
$8,207
$8,200
22Germany28,134,920
80,590,000
$620,544
$3,650,000
$2,896
$43,430
$14,704
$50,200
23Argentina41,008,200
44,290,000
$610,084
$619,900
$4,267
$5,880
$15,621
$20,700
24Colombia49,240,520
47,700,000
$564,868
$307,500
$18,146
$10,400
$16,388
$14,500
25Saudi Arabia25,297,620
28,570,000
$564,418
$678,500
$36,891
$66,780
$31,873
$55,300
26Spain27,763,280
48,960,000
$553,380
$1,310,000
$2,111
$11,920
$13,986
$38,200
27Vietnam99,030,160
96,160,000
$468,749
$216,000
$11,163
$5,270
$6,762
$6,900
28Taiwan18,538,200
23,510,000
$453,433
$571,500
$7,266
-
$34,942
$49,800
29Australia15,196,600
23,230,000
$420,361
$1,390,000
$2,752
$27,800
$18,441
$49,900
30Poland33,230,780
38,480,000
$419,545
$510,000
$6,056
$10,150
$18,036
$29,300
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CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
31Egypt83,271,180
86,890,000
$326,454
$284,900
$5,627
$4,760
$5,150
$11,100
32Vietnam99,781,480
93,420,000
$292,519
$187,800
$7,065
$4,450
$4,188
$5,600
33Peru32,037,600
30,150,000
$285,734
$208,200
$3,972
$2,660
$12,741
$12,000
34Algeria40,768,540
38,810,000
$261,994
$227,800
$8,974
$10,210
$8,388
$14,300
35Bangladesh188,390,820
166,280,000
$256,098
$186,600
$2,880
$2,150
$1,942
$3,400
36United Kingdom22,570,600
63,740,000
$254,800
$2,850,000
$1,852
$69,000
$7,526
$37,700
37Kazakhstan18,728,520
17,950,000
$254,021
$225,600
$2,503
$2,730
$13,369
$24,100
38Belgium7,033,880
10,450,000
$201,932
$527,800
$1,201
$5,540
$19,139
$41,700
39Iraq30,135,560
32,580,000
$192,215
$232,200
$13,154
$20,000
$7,759
$14,100
40Romania19,331,780
21,730,000
$187,826
$202,500
$2,113
$2,600
$10,205
$19,400
41Ukraine36,714,840
44,290,000
$175,577
$134,900
$2,606
$3,700
$6,277
$8,200
42Morocco35,230,100
32,990,000
$172,356
$112,600
$7,555
$4,010
$6,989
$7,700
43Austria5,719,700
8,220,000
$161,819
$436,100
$600
$3,530
$18,861
$45,400
44Finland4,284,320
5,270,000
$151,434
$276,300
$1,835
$4,060
$23,564
$40,500
45Czech Republic7,710,340
10,630,000
$151,103
$200,000
$1,148
$2,160
$16,778
$28,400
46Angola16,087,760
19,090,000
$146,602
$131,400
$5,119
$4,750
$7,950
$8,200
47Hungary8,715,400
9,920,000
$139,703
$129,700
$1,320
$1,070
$16,548
$24,300
48Sweden4,619,660
9,720,000
$133,940
$559,100
$1,309
$6,600
$19,329
$44,700
49Singapore3,535,140
5,570,000
$126,289
$307,100
$2,269
$10,800
$23,816
$81,300
50Ecuador17,391,720
15,650,000
$119,843
$100,500
$2,167
$2,830
$9,844
$11,400
51Australia8,882,220
22,510,000
$113,555
$1,480,000
$573
$25,300
$8,523
$46,600
52Portugal6,255,960
10,810,000
$111,819
$228,200
$1,094
$2,900
$11,916
$26,300
53Ethiopia97,580,520
96,630,000
$111,066
$49,860
$1,175
$453
$1,626
$1,500
54Sri Lanka22,925,768
21,870,000
$104,200
$71,570
$2,370
$1,600
$6,493
$10,400
55Slovakia5,146,320
5,440,000
$102,793
$100,100
$1,092
$1,100
$20,401
$27,700
56Norway2,535,820
5,150,000
$100,936
$511,600
$1,285
$7,170
$26,536
$65,900
57Denmark3,715,940
5,570,000
$100,392
$347,200
$651
$4,890
$18,011
$44,300
58Azerbaijan9,736,100
9,690,000
$91,931
$77,910
$3,177
$3,660
$13,489
$17,900
59Cuba10,584,960
11,050,000
$91,259
$72,300
$2,752
-
$9,604
$10,200
60Burma59,385,280
55,740,000
$90,830
$65,290
$1,721
$1,230
$2,185
$4,800



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CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
61Sudan36,886,180
35,480,000
$88,602
$70,030
$2,261
$1,550
$2,835
$4,500
62Uzbekistan30,491,260
28,930,000
$86,400
$63,080
$2,813
$1,800
$4,048
$5,600
63Switzerland3,275,300
8,060,000
$85,633
$679,000
$415
$5,200
$17,430
$55,200
64Syria17,625,000
17,950,000
$80,184
$64,700
$4,250
$3,000
$5,051
$5,100
65Belarus8,933,740
9,610,000
$76,538
$77,170
$761
$926
$11,510
$18,200
66Qatar1,385,453
2,120,000
$75,839
$212,000
$2,657
$18,000
$35,518
$144,400
67Dominican Republic11,344,220
10,350,000
$72,936
$62,480
$397
$381
$8,665
$12,800
68Guatemala14,661,660
14,650,000
$65,818
$58,300
$212
$244
$4,461
$7,500
69Kenya44,486,220
45,010,000
$64,803
$62,720
$1,436
$1,230
$2,081
$3,100
70Kuwait1,955,060
2,740,000
$63,989
$179,300
$1,449
$9,000
$21,820
$71,000
71Oman2,643,280
3,220,000
$62,189
$80,540
$4,583
$6,900
$19,291
$44,100
72Tunisia11,116,660
10,940,000
$58,682
$49,120
$625
$760
$7,541
$11,400
73Costa Rica5,213,460
4,750,000
$57,691
$50,460
$265
-
$10,037
$14,900
74New Zealand3,298,200
4,400,000
$57,364
$201,000
$234
$2,260
$11,595
$35,000
75Ghana23,312,260
25,760,000
$52,872
$35,480
$564
$198
$3,240
$4,200
76Bulgaria5,437,920
6,920,000
$51,947
$55,080
$900
$803
$12,513
$17,100
77Croatia4,109,400
4,470,000
$48,509
$58,330
$704
$991
$13,000
$20,400
78Panama4,022,800
3,610,000
$46,868
$44,690
$385
$340
$15,240
$20,300
79Turkmenistan5,580,200
5,170,000
$45,838
$47,540
$1,276
$1,140
$10,464
$14,200
80Bolivia11,523,260
10,630,000
$45,010
$34,080
$606
$499
$5,580
$6,200
81Uruguay3,153,980
3,330,000
$44,197
$55,600
$437
$1,080
$9,342
$20,500
82Yemen22,855,600
26,050,000
$43,725
$45,450
$1,868
$1,800
$2,101
$3,900
83Lithuania2,955,500
3,500,000
$43,271
$48,720
$354
$472
$17,374
$26,700
84United Arab Emirates2,478,000
5,630,000
$43,087
$416,400
$692
$23,000
$11,592
$65,000
85Serbia6,248,280
7,210,000
$42,573
$42,650
$571
$941
$7,467
$12,500
86Cameroon19,847,400
23,130,000
$42,485
$32,160
$574
$455
$3,058
$3,000
87Lebanon5,142,160
5,880,000
$39,692
$4,500
$1,155
$1,800
$11,027
$17,900
88Uganda38,727,680
35,920,000
$38,929
$26,090
$655
$370
$1,436
$1,800
89Nepal32,393,500
30,990,000
$37,664
$19,640
$551
$276
$1,661
$2,400
90Tanzania36,523,940
4,640,000
$37,533
$36,620
$212
$400
$1,434
$1,900

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CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
91Greece3,295,240
10,770,000
$36,117
$246,400
$317
$4,230
$7,307
$25,800
92Slovenia1,513,920
1,990,000
$35,792
$49,930
$317
$588
$16,929
$29,400
93Cote d'Ivoire21,808,100
22,850,000
$35,630
$33,960
$522
$559
$2,334
$2,900
94Paraguay7,070,800
6,700,000
$34,003
$31,300
$440
$520
$6,870
$8,400
95Jordan6,421,500
7,930,000
$33,997
$36,550
$1,407
$1,700
$4,404
$11,900
96Afghanistan29,357,180
31,820,000
$33,634
$21,710
$964
$1,500
$1,425
$2,000
97Libya3,311,580
6,240,000
$32,516
$49,340
$1,399
-
$6,546
$16,600
98Cambodia15,928,760
15,460,000
$31,176
$16,900
$709
$260
$2,796
$3,300
99Israel2,856,300
7,820,000
$28,217
$305,000
$387
$17,000
$6,586
$33,400
100Latvia1,653,600
2,160,000
$27,100
$32,820
$237
$285
$15,949
$23,900
101Zambia14,816,520
14,640,000
$27,092
$25,610
$430
$400
$2,031
$4,100
102Gabon1,684,940
1,670,000
$25,632
$20,680
$277
$276
$21,732
$21,600
103Democratic Republic of Congo73,160,640
77,430,000
$25,563
$32,670
$504
$560
$448
$700
104El Salvador5,139,140
6,120,000
$24,355
$25,140
$151
$254
$5,999
$8,000
105Trinidad and Tobago1,213,740
1,220,000
$23,846
$29,630
$37
$71
$13,098
$31,300
106Burkina Faso18,402,380
18,360,000
$23,715
$13,380
$304
$184
$1,841
$1,700
107Honduras8,540,320
8,600,000
$23,193
$19,370
$129
$203
$3,220
$4,700
108Senegal12,879,960
13,630,000
$22,837
$15,880
$304
$195
$2,533
$2,300
109Republic of the Congo4,756,260
4,660,000
$21,884
$14,110
$194
$123
$6,573
$6,600
110Mozambique23,212,960
24,690,000
$21,140
$16,590
$163
$117
$1,301
$1,100
111Botswana2,295,700
2,150,000
$21,018
$16,300
$499
$376
$13,079
$16,000
112Georgia4,540,560
4,930,000
$20,078
$16,130
$446
$434
$6,317
$7,700
113Ireland1,506,920
4,830,000
$19,371
$245,800
$38
$1,350
$8,570
$46,800
114Brunei Darussalam436,380
422,675
$18,891
$17,430
$670
$423
$59,980
$77,700
115Laos7,404,660
6,800,000
$18,686
$11,710
$86
$46
$3,605
$5,000
116Mongolia3,527,120
2,950,000
$17,927
$11,730
$220
$124
$7,261
$10,200
117Papua New Guinea6,560,740
6,550,000
$17,899
$16,100
$177
$87
$3,131
$2,400
118Bosnia and Herzegovina3,801,420
3,870,000
$17,656
$18,890
$249
$255
$6,635
$9,800
119Chad11,462,820
11,410,000
$17,412
$15,840
$317
$360
$2,170
$2,600
120Estonia841,160
1,260,000
$17,200
$26,360
$211
$520
$12,385
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CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
121Mali15,024,080
16,460,000
$17,142
$12,040
$272
$172
$1,630
$1,600
122Rwanda11,924,640
12,340,000
$16,494
$8,000
$342
$86
$1,976
$1,700
123Equatorial Guinea664,319
722,254
$16,329
$15,400
$12
$21
$16,387
$32,600
124Namibia2,280,500
2,190,000
$16,072
$11,980
$462
$370
$6,810
$10,800
125Niger18,791,040
17,470,000
$15,613
$8,290
$186
$88
$1,187
$1,000
126Cyprus835,300
1,170,000
$15,212
$21,340
$331
$436
$12,063
$28,000
127Mauritius1,369,080
1,330,000
$14,715
$12,720
$30
$24
$12,656
$17,900
128Armenia2,910,240
3,060,000
$14,238
$11,110
$398
$455
$5,299
$7,400
129Albania2,695,100
3,020,000
$14,120
$13,590
$156
$141
$6,622
$11,100
130Madagascar21,020,480
23,200,000
$13,295
$11,190
$73
$77
$698
$1,400
131Bahrain744,577
1,310,000
$13,294
$34,050
$204
$1,070
$12,459
$51,400
132Haiti10,487,640
9,990,000
$13,063
$8,920
$46
-
$1,320
$1,800
133Zimbabwe15,924,800
13,770,000
$13,049
$13,740
$356
$400
$617
$2,000
134Benin9,986,640
10,160,000
$13,031
$9,240
$124
$92
$1,864
$1,900
135Jamaica2,434,160
2,930,000
$12,989
$13,920
$59
$119
$5,825
$8,700
136Tajikistan8,447,180
8,050,000
$12,861
$9,160
$161
$110
$2,175
$2,700
137Macedonia1,890,580
2,090,000
$12,347
$10,920
$364
$127
$9,330
$13,200
138Nicaragua6,259,080
5,850,000
$11,983
$11,850
$54
$74
$2,735
$4,800
139Malawi16,921,960
17,380,000
$9,026
$4,410
$90
$40
$762
$800
140Moldova3,272,700
3,580,000
$8,744
$7,400
$26
$37
$2,640
$4,800
141Bahamas304,264
321,834
$7,593
$8,650
$45
-
$19,845
$25,100
142Kyrgyzstan5,560,260
5,600,000
$7,238
$7,650
$23
$28
$1,808
$3,400
143Guinea11,035,060
11,470,000
$7,202
$6,770
$53
$63
$804
$1,300
144Malta314,930
412,655
$7,180
$10,260
$28
$62
$16,107
$31,700
145Togo7,100,280
7,350,000
$6,610
$4,840
$97
$70
$1,330
$1,500
146Suriname607,416
573,311
$5,958
$5,270
$32
$30
$11,473
$16,700
147Mauritania3,236,700
3,510,000
$5,671
$4,290
$306
$225
$2,503
$3,400
148Burundi11,230,040
10,390,000
$4,984
$3,040
$206
$72
$634
$900
149Swaziland1,491,340
1,420,000
$4,981
$3,840
$156
$120
$4,771
$7,800
150Sierra Leone5,073,720
5,740,000
$4,766
$5,410
$65
$39
$1,342
$2,100

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CountryPopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
151Puerto Rico1,024,240
3,620,000
$4,707
$93,520
-
-
$3,064
$16,300
152Montenegro518,492
650,036
$4,576
$4,660
$76
$84
$8,938
$15,200
153Luxembourg192,443
520,672
$4,486
$63,930
$11
$383
$15,539
$92,400
154Eritrea5,946,060
6,380,000
$4,441
$3,870
$239
$196
$845
$1,200
155Fiji876,904
903,207
$4,287
$4,170
$50
$60
$4,146
$8,200
156New Caledonia231,642
267,840
$4,031
$11,100
-
-
$11,738
$38,800
157Guyana714,085
735,554
$3,800
$3,140
$50
$32
$7,603
$6,900
158Bhutan793,039
733,643
$3,639
$2,090
$31
-
$6,556
$7,700
159Barbados222,219
289,680
$3,523
$4,280
$13
-
$10,486
$16,200
160Central African Republic5,090,360
5,280,000
$3,494
$1,730
$29
$20
$833
$600
161Lesotho1,920,380
1,940,000
$3,179
$2,460
$54
$48
$1,481
$2,900
162Maldives387,985
393,595
$2,908
$2,400
$106
$77
$7,531
$12,400
163Cape Verde598,340
538,535
$2,786
$1,970
$13
$9
$5,673
$6,300
164Djibouti738,707
810,179
$2,586
$1,580
$94
$52
$3,772
$3,000
165Aruba109,675
110,663
$2,495
$2,520
-
-
$21,775
$25,300
166Gambia1,700,920
1,920,000
$2,215
$918
$20
-
$1,860
$1,700
167Liberia3,637,800
4,090,000
$2,079
$2,070
$18
$16
$555
$900
168Belize333,976
340,844
$1,758
$1,670
$18
-
$6,882
$8,100
169Iceland133,582
317,351
$1,756
$16,200
-
-
$8,762
$42,600
170Guinea-Bissau1,664,700
1,690,000
$1,433
$1,040
$32
$18
$1,230
$1,400
171Vanuatu262,755
266,937
$1,427
$816
-
-
$6,350
$2,500
172Solomon Islands590,419
609,883
$1,362
$1,160
$36
$30
$3,295
$1,800
173Saint Lucia134,786
163,362
$1,147
$1,340
-
-
$9,074
$11,100
174Comoros828,030
766,865
$1,144
$722
$28
$17
$1,684
$1,700
175Grenada111,633
110,152
$963
$839
-
-
$11,384
$11,800
176Samoa192,501
196,628
$868
$825
-
-
$6,074
$5,200
177Saint Vincent and the Grenadines94,291
102,918
$838
$745
-
-
$9,820
$10,900
178Kiribati110,119
104,488
$610
$164
-
-
$7,916
$1,600
179Tonga103,430
106,440
$586
$494
$4
-
$6,722
$5,000
180Micronesia101,427
105,681
$523
$339
-
-
$3,437
$3,200

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Country
PopulationGDP Mil. Exp.PPP
181Sao Tome and Principe192,361
190,428
$499
$362
$3
-
$2,501
$3,100

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