Richest Post Communist European Countries by GDP Per Capita (1992-2030)|Slovenia,Czechia,Lithuania

Slovenia has led every year since 1992, but by 2030 the IMF expects Czechia to be less than 2% behind. This bar chart race ranks 21 post-communist European countries by GDP per capita from 1992 to 2030.

Key moments:
1992: Slovenia starts with more than 2.5 times Hungary's GDP per person
1995: Czechia enters the data in second place
2004: Eight post-communist countries join the EU
2007: Slovakia passes Hungary for good
2012: Russia climbs to 5th place, its highest rank
2014: Ukraine falls to last place
2014: Estonia takes second place for the first time
2022: Lithuania reaches 4th, up from 12th in the mid-1990s
2023: Czechia takes second place back
2027: Serbia passes Russia (IMF projection)

Data: IMF World Economic Outlook database (April 2026 edition). GDP per capita at current prices in US dollars (nominal). Figures after 2025 are IMF estimates and projections.

Watch the total GDP version, where the biggest economies race instead: [link to the first Post-Communist video]

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Дата на публикация: 8 октомври, 2026
Категория: Наука и технология
Ключови думи: By post per 1992 european richest countries lithuania slovenia 2030 Communist GDP Capita Czechia