Taiwan
Taiwan uses DGBAS dataset 44218 for 1980–2025: GDP in current US dollars, GDP per person in current US dollars, and annual real GDP growth in percent. These are the source's published annual values. The dollar series use market-exchange-rate values; they are not purchasing-power-parity measures.
+USD 120.93B (+15.1%)
As of 2025 | current US$
current US$
Taiwan uses DGBAS national accounts; other economies use the stated World Bank series. Release dates, revisions, definitions and observation years may differ. Read those details before comparing values; an alphabetical list is not a ranking of economic performance or living standards.
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| Year | GDP |
|---|---|
| 2025 | USD 922.45B |
| 2024 | USD 801.53B |
| 2023 | USD 757.33B |
| 2022 | USD 765.53B |
| 2021 | USD 777.06B |
| 2020 | USD 676.94B |
| 2019 | USD 613.45B |
| 2018 | USD 610.74B |
| 2017 | USD 591.73B |
| 2016 | USD 543.00B |
| 2015 | USD 534.47B |
| 2014 | USD 535.33B |
| 2013 | USD 512.96B |
| 2012 | USD 495.54B |
| 2011 | USD 483.96B |
| 2010 | USD 444.25B |
| 2009 | USD 390.79B |
| 2008 | USD 415.82B |
| 2007 | USD 406.94B |
| 2006 | USD 386.49B |
| 2005 | USD 374.04B |
| 2004 | USD 346.88B |
| 2003 | USD 317.37B |
| 2002 | USD 307.43B |
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Gross domestic product in current US dollars is the market value of final goods and services produced in an economy in a year, converted at market exchange rates. Latest: USD 922.45B in 2025.
A larger dollar GDP can reflect a stronger currency as well as more output. PPP series on this site are the better comparison of living-standard volume. From 1980 to 2025 (46 years): latest USD 922.45B (2025), previous year USD 801.53B (2024); low USD 42.29B (1980), high USD 922.45B (2025).
Source: Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (Taiwan). Licence: Open Government Data License, version 1.0 (terms).Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, Executive Yuan, R.O.C. (2026), National income statistics - commonly used data - year, dataset 44218 (portal metadata updated 24 June 2026 18:43; extract retrieved 22 September 2026). This Open Data is made available under the Open Government Data License, version 1.0; reuse is subject to its terms and obligations.
Current-US-dollar GDP measures economic size at market exchange rates. Currency movements can change its value even without a change in output. Total GDP is not a measure of individual living standards; PPP provides a comparison using comparable price levels.
DGBAS: dataset 44218
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Taiwan uses DGBAS dataset 44218 for 1980–2025: GDP in current US dollars, GDP per person in current US dollars, and annual real GDP growth in percent. These are the source's published annual values. The dollar series use market-exchange-rate values; they are not purchasing-power-parity measures. Taiwan and Liechtenstein are unavailable in the PPP GDP and PPP-per-capita series until a suitable source with verified commercial-reuse permission is available. Missing observations are not zero. DGBAS dataset 44218 does not supply a PPP replacement. Taiwan's population, GNI, GDP deflator, current account and exports are unavailable on this site. A missing series means this publication has no usable observation from an approved source; it does not mean that no official statistics exist.