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Isle of Man

Europe & Central Asia·High income

Population
84.2K
196th of 217
GDP
$7.43B
163rd of 214 · 2022
GDP per capita
$88,329
9th of 214 · 2022
Life expectancy
81
46th of 217
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high-income British island economy; known financial services and tourism industries; taxation incentives for technology and financial firms to operate; historic fishing and agriculture industries are declining; major online gambling and film industry locale

Area
572 km²
Languages
English, Manx Gaelic (about 2% of the population has some knowledge)
Resources
none

Score card

A · Top quartileB · Above medianC · Below medianD · Bottom quartile
Topic
IMN
NOR
ISL
CHE

GDP

current US$

$7.43B–––

GDP per capita

current US$

A
–––

GDP growth

annual %

D
–––

GNI per capita

Atlas method, US$

A
–––

Inflation

GDP deflator, annual %

D
–––

Agriculture value added

% of GDP

0.4%–––

Industry value added

% of GDP

6.9%–––

Population

people

84.2K–––

Population density

people per km²

147.6–––

Urban population

% of total

53.5%–––

Life expectancy

years at birth

A
–––

Fertility rate

births per woman

1.5–––

Net migration

people

177–––

Population under 15

% of total

14.2%–––

Population 65+

% of total

23.2%–––

Physicians

per 1,000 people

C
–––

Safe drinking water

% of population

A
–––

Secure internet servers

per 1M people

A
–––

Access to electricity

% of population

B
–––

Top 1% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Top 10% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Bottom 50% income share

% of pre-tax income

A
–––

Top 1% wealth share

% of net wealth

A
–––

Gini, pre-tax income

0–1

A
–––

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