Andean GDP Data (1945-present CE)

GDP data for Andean civilization during the modern period (1945-present CE), showing post-colonial economic development, resource-based economy, and economic growth.

Andean

Overview

GDP data for Andean civilization during the modern period (1945-present CE), covering post-colonial economic development, resource-based economy, and economic growth in Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia.

GDP (1990 international $, billions)

• 1945 CE: ~$30-40 billion (post-war, limited industrialization)
• 1950 CE: ~$35-45 billion (post-colonial, building economic systems)
• 1970 CE: ~$80-100 billion (economic growth, resource development)
• 1990 CE: ~$150-180 billion (economic expansion, trade development)
• 2010 CE: ~$250-300 billion (modern economy, resource-based growth)
• 2020 CE: ~$300-350 billion (stable growth, economic development)

GDP per Capita (1990 international $)

• 1945 CE: ~$1,200-1,500 (low income)
• 1950 CE: ~$1,400-1,700 (low income)
• 1970 CE: ~$2,500-3,000 (lower-middle income)
• 1990 CE: ~$3,500-4,000 (middle income)
• 2010 CE: ~$5,000-6,000 (middle income)
• 2020 CE: ~$6,000-7,000 (middle income)

GDP Growth Rate (% per year)

• 1945-1950 CE: ~2-3% (moderate growth)
• 1950-1970 CE: ~3-4% (moderate growth, resource development)
• 1970-1990 CE: ~2-3% (moderate growth, economic challenges)
• 1990-2010 CE: ~3-4% (moderate growth, resource-based growth)
• 2010-2020 CE: ~2-3% (moderate growth, stable development)

Post-War Period (1945-1970 CE)

• Economic Development: Post-colonial economic development, resource development
• Limited Capacity: Limited economic capacity, resource-based economy
• Resource Development: Resource development, mining, agriculture
• Economic Growth: Moderate economic growth

Development Period (1970-1990 CE)

• Economic Expansion: Economic expansion, trade development
• Resource Economy: Resource-based economy, mining, agriculture
• Economic Challenges: Economic challenges, debt crises
• Trade Integration: Beginning trade integration

Contemporary Period (1990-2020 CE)

• Modern Economy: Modern economy, resource-based growth
• Economic Growth: Moderate economic growth, stable development
• Resource Economy: Continued resource-based economy, diversification
• Economic Development: Continued economic development

vs. Western/Atlantic

• 1945 CE: ~3-4% of Western/Atlantic GDP
• 2020 CE: ~4-5% of Western/Atlantic GDP
• Growth: Similar growth rates, but lower absolute levels

vs. Sinitic

• 1945 CE: ~6-8% of Sinitic GDP
• 2020 CE: ~3-4% of Sinitic GDP
• Change: Relative decline due to Sinitic rapid growth

Pattern Relevance

• Guns–Germs–Style (GGS) Axes and Success/Failure Mechanisms: Style axis capacity (economic systems, resource management)
• Economic Specialization and Division of Labor: Economic specialization, resource-based economy
• Fiscal-Military State Dynamics: Economic-military relationships