Chile vs. Vietnam BIP im Jahr 2000 vs. 2025
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Chile vs. Vietnam BIP im Jahr 2000 vs. 2025
Von Nearby-Tutor1903
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Thanks to Trump, you can make one of these for the U.S. buy going to opposite direction.
While both have mutual visa waiver program, Chilean passport ranks 15th, and Vietnamese 89th, according to [Henley](https://www.henleyglobal.com/passport-index/ranking).
But Chile has one fifth of the population. While not truly a wealthy country, it is highly developed.
Wow, now Italy and Japan…
That’s the advantage of being neighbors with the manufacturing capital of the world that is being tarrifed lol
Chile has less than 1/5 Vietnam’s population though
Vietnam population = ~100 million (GPD nominal per capital = ~$5,000) – lower middle income country
Chile population = ~20 million (GPD nominal per capital = ~$18,000) – high income country
[https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/opendata/world-bank-country-classifications-by-income-level-for-2024-2025](https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/opendata/world-bank-country-classifications-by-income-level-for-2024-2025)
Wow, now compare gdp per capita
Nice I like both those countries
I’d say Asean has a very bright future as long as they play the cards right.
It’s impressive to see the increase of both of those countries in just a few decades ! And both for very different reasons
A better comparison would be GDP per capita as Vietnam has a much bigger population
GDP per capita
Chile
2000 – $5454
2025 – $17000
Chile’s per-capita income has therefore more than tripled in nominal terms over the past quarter-century, driven by copper exports, trade liberalization, and steady 3–4 % average annual growth.
Vietnam
2000 – $390
2025 – $4900
Vietnam’s per-capita income has risen 12.5× in 25 years—one of the fastest sustained climbs globally—powered by Đổi Mới reforms, FDI, and 6–8 % annual growth.