World Bank · ILO · OECD · rebuilt 2026-08-14
World Country Catalog Statistics
A single citable snapshot of how many economies, indicators, and datapoints this PlainCountries rebuild holds, plus region mix, income groups, and GDP leaders. Filing facts only.
- 217
- Economies
- 48
- Indicators
- 175,328
- Datapoints
- 17.5%
- OECD members
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What this page answers
This rebuild holds 217 economies across 7 regions with 48 indicators and 175,328 datapoints. United States leads total GDP; Europe & Central Asia is the largest region bucket (58). OECD membership covers 17.5% of the catalog.
- 217
- economies in corpus
- 98.6%
- have GDP current
- 58
- Europe & Central Asia
- 28.8T
- United States GDP
Totals are computed live from this portal's World Bank / ILO / OECD rebuild. GDP leaders are levels, not welfare scores.
Key findings
Short, attributable one-liners from the same live queries as the charts. Quote with the Cite this page block.
- 217 economies sit in this PlainCountries rebuild, spanning 7 World Bank regions.
- United States leads total GDP current USD in this rebuild (28.8T).
- Monaco leads GDP per capita (288,002 USD) among rows with a per-capita figure.
- Europe & Central Asia is the largest region bucket with 58 economies.
- High income is the modal income group (86 of 217 economies).
- 48 development indicators and 175,328 datapoints power country profiles and rankings.
- Economy is the densest indicator topic (9 series).
- 38 OECD members are marked in the catalog (17.5% of 217 economies).
Economies by World Bank region
Indicators by topic
By the numbers
- 214
- economies with GDP current
- 217
- with life expectancy
- 4
- income-group buckets
- 38
- OECD members flagged
How these totals are computed
Every figure is a SQL aggregate against PlainCountries' local rebuild of World Bank country metadata,
indicator datapoints (World Bank + ILO), and OECD member overlays. Region and income-group mixes come from
the countries table; indicator topic density from indicators; GDP leaders from
gdp_current / gdp_per_capita. No headline total is hand-typed.
GDP total and GDP per capita reorder hard (large economies vs high per-capita jurisdictions). Both ladders are shown so a reader can see the difference. Full source handling lives on the methodology page.
Source: World Bank Open Data · ILO ILOSTAT · OECD GDP figures are current USD levels from the rebuild; they are not purchasing-power welfare scores.
Use the data
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Reading these numbers
Catalog size and GDP levels answer different questions than rankings on a single indicator.
- Total GDP and GDP per capita reorder. Check both before treating a large economy as high-income per person. Open rankings
- Region buckets are World Bank geographic groupings on the countries table, not population weights. Browse countries
- Compare two economies when you need indicator-by-indicator differences, not a national average. Open compare
Figures are computed from the PlainCountries rebuild (as of 2026-08-14). Counts describe catalog coverage, not policy recommendations or welfare judgments.