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Pick a question — the answer is computed live from the site's database of 62 emerging and frontier markets, their largest companies and US-traded ETFs.
Which emerging markets are growing fastest?
Which frontier markets are growing fastest?
Which countries have the largest stock markets?
Where is inflation highest?
Which covered markets are richest per person?
Which golden-visa programs need the smallest investment?
What are the largest listed companies across these markets?
Which single-country ETFs charge the lowest fees?
Which markets have no dedicated single-country ETF?
Where is the stock market largest relative to GDP?
Which covered markets have the most people?
Which regions dominate by market value?
Which covered markets are richest per person?
Top of the list: Iceland ($86.04K).
| Name | GDP per capita |
|---|---|
| Iceland | $86.04K |
| Qatar | $70.81K |
| United Arab Emirates | $53.70K |
| Malta | $41.74K |
| Cyprus | $39.25K |
| South Korea | $36.24K |
| Saudi Arabia | $35.23K |
| Slovenia | $34.09K |
| Taiwan | $34.06K |
| Kuwait | $32.29K |
Computed live from the site's database. Figures are indicative; each country page lists its data year and sources. Research, not advice. Data refreshed: 2026-09-01.
Covers the 62 emerging and frontier markets tracked on this site — not a global ranking. Macro figures are compiled per country from public sources — chiefly the IMF World Economic Outlook, World Bank World Development Indicators and national statistics agencies; each country page states its own data year and sources. Data year 2024–2025 · refreshed 2026-09-01 How we classify countries →