C-GIDD is the world's most comprehensive and detailed database
for GDP and income distribution data. The dataset covers 212 countries, 694 subdivisions
(states, provinces, etc.) and 1,023
major cities Cities with
more than 500,000 inhabitants from 1998 till 2018. Fully harmonized
data are available in local currency, purchasing power parity (PPP) and US dollars
in constant and current values. In addition, there is a long-term,
national dataset covering each of the 212 countries.
Click here for a brochure.
Income data are not only available at the aggregate level. You can also find how
many individuals or households there are within an income bracket or socioeconomic
class for each geographic unit. Such data are not available from any other source
in the world.
C-GIDD is a key resource for marketing professionals, strategic planners, management
consultants, investment bankers, academic researchers and others who need globally
comparable income data at a detailed level.
Click here for an article that describes and leverages the
database.
The econometric development and data collection efforts started in 1994. This is the fourth edition.
Major updates Shortly after the IMF releases
its semi-annual 5-year GDP growth forecast that is the basis for our projections
into the future are made every year in May and November. Announcements
are posted at
CGIDD_News on Twitter and notes are posted on our Facebook
Page.
NEWS: Download our (currently free)
report on Mexico. It illustrates how C-GIDD data can be used. Feedback is welcome.
On the following screens, you
will be able to:
- Select geographic units
- Select data series and years
- See a summary of specified data and the associated price
- Pay by credit card or through your corporate accountYour
company/institution can create an account with Canback & Company that allows for central
billing. Click Corporate Account link at bottom to learn more
- Download the dataset in a CSV fileCSV (comma separated
values) is the simplest and most universal file format for storing structured information.
It can be handled by almost all applications in any operating system
so you can analyze it in Excel or other applications
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