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Penn World Tables (PWT) is a database with information on relative levels of income, output, input and productivity, covering 183 countries between 1950 and 2019.
For over four decades, the Penn World Table (PWT) has been a standard source of data on real GDP across countries. Making use of prices collected across countries in benchmark years by the International Comparisons Program (ICP), and using these prices to construct purchasing-power-parity (PPP) exchange rates, PWT converts gross domestic product (GDP) at national prices to a common currency— US dollars—making them comparable across countries.
The central element of the Penn World Tables has always been real GDP per capita, a measure of relative living standards across countries at different points in time. This measure requires two main pieces of information, namely GDP per capita in national currency and purchasing power parities (PPPs) to correct for differences in prices across countries.
Other Indicators
Consumption Indicators
The following two indicators help to provide information about the composition of consumption among countries each year.
Penn World Tables' Dashboard
Living Standards Indicators
The following indicators are usefull for comparing living standards across countries each year and their per capita growth rates.
Capital Stock and Productivity Indicators
These indicators are usefull to compare productive capacity, productivity and their growth among countries each year, which provides a closer insight to understand why living standards and/or their gwoth rates are higher some countries than in others.
