Ukraine has reached a record level of GDP per capita, despite the difficult conditions caused by war and other challenges. According to Telupus economist, the growth of real GDP of Ukraine in 2024 was 3.6%, which exceeded the pre -war level.
"Despite all the difficult conditions, for all energy problems, with human capital, we are growing. Of course, more renewable growth after the fall of 2022. If you look at the level of GDP at the level of available population, we have now reached record GDP per capita," Telup said.
Gross domestic product (GDP) per capita is a key economic indicator that reflects the average level of production of goods and services per person in the country for a certain period. This indicator is calculated as the ratio of total GDP of the country to its population. It allows you to estimate the average level of welfare of the population and compare economic development between different countries or regions. Usually, higher GDP per capita indicates a higher standard of living.
Achieving a record GDP per capita is an important step in restoring the Ukrainian economy, which demonstrates its stability even in difficult conditions.
