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$100 spent in Australia buys about what
$52.20
buys in China, at purchasing power parity
And $100 in China buys what $192 buys in Australia. Prices across Australia's economy average 192% of China's, so a dollar goes 92% further in China.
World Bank figures for 2025 unless another year is shown Measure Economy Population 27.6 million 1.41 billion GDPUS dollars, market exchange rates $1.80 trillion $19.5 trillion GDP per personUS dollars $65,130 $13,862 GDP per person at PPPInternational dollars $71,934 $29,333 Prices Price levelUS prices = 100% 91% 47% A US dollar goes as far as $1.10 in the US $2.12 in the US Income Median income or consumptionPer person, international dollars $59.71 a day2020 survey · $21,794 a year · income $13.45 a day2022 survey · $4,909 a year · consumption
More figures: GDP at PPP, conversion factor and GNI▾ Gross national income is what residents earn, at home and abroad Measure GDP at PPPInternational dollars $1.99 trillion $41.3 trillion PPP conversion factorLocal currency per international dollar 1.399Australian dollar 3.398Chinese yuan GNI per person, Atlas methodUS dollars $64,120 $14,230 GNI per person at PPPInternational dollars $69,930 $29,160
World Bank income groups: Australia, high income; China, upper middle income.
GDP per person at PPP · 2000 to 2025, in constant 2021 international dollars Adjusted for inflation, so recent years read lower than the current-dollar figures above. $0 $20k $40k $60k $80k 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 $60,194 $25,067
Year-by-year table Year Australia China 2025 $60,194 $25,067 2024 $60,310 $23,841 2023 $60,685 $22,687 2022 $60,029 $21,499 2021 $58,327 $20,843 2020 $57,260 $19,215 2019 $58,049 $18,821 2018 $57,648 $17,807 2017 $56,882 $16,758 2016 $56,530 $15,773 2015 $55,880 $14,857 2014 $55,489 $13,969 2013 $54,895 $13,081 2012 $54,404 $12,218 2011 $53,257 $11,405 2010 $52,739 $10,476 2009 $52,408 $9,519 2008 $52,473 $8,744 2007 $51,663 $8,014 2006 $50,694 $7,057 2005 $49,997 $6,298 2004 $49,061 $5,684 2003 $47,581 $5,192 2002 $46,688 $4,744 2001 $45,428 $4,372 2000 $45,099 $4,066
Australia vs China: country comparison by Points Frog ↗ · An educational estimate, not financial advice.