Baltic Tiger
GDP per capita
In international dollars, at purchasing power parity (PPP). Numbers in brackets show the respective country's GDP per capita as a percentage of the eurozone average (also measured at PPP).

Baltic Tiger

Section Title: GDP per capita
Table Section Text: In international dollars, at purchasing power parity (PPP). Numbers in brackets show the respective country's GDP per capita as a percentage of the eurozone average (also measured at PPP).

2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017

Estonia	12,113 (40.1%)	13,254 (42.6%)	14,371 (46.1%)	15,839 (49.8%)	17,413 (53.5%)	19,765 (57.3%)	22,600 (61.6%)	25,144 (64.8%)	24,329 (62.2%)	20,946 (56.2%)	21,721 (57.1%)	23,919 (61.1%)	25,494 (63.6%)	26,508 (65.9%)	27,856	28,685	29,685	31,750

Latvia	8,888 (30.9%)	9,794 (33.0%)	10,800 (35.8%)	12,056 (38.8%)	13,555 (42.1%)	15,673 (46.3%)	18,252 (50.6%)	20,785 (54.6%)	20,600 (53.3%)	18,005 (46.7%)	17,856 (46.4%)	19,817 (49.4%)	21,302 (53.5%)	22,402 (56.2%)	23,487	24,637	25,725	27,644

Lithuania	9,619 (34.4%)	10,567 (36.3%)	11,546 (38.8%)	13,124 (43.0%)	14,530 (45.6%)	16,422 (49.3%)	18,473 (52.0%)	21,319 (56.1%)	22,539 (58.1%)	19,562 (52.2%)	20,552 (53.0%)	22,752 (60.2%)	24,382 (63.4%)	25,904 (66.0%)	27,537	28,671	30,097	32,299

Data from International Monetary Fund

Sentence(s)

Baltic Tiger is a term used to refer to the three states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.

final_sentence: Baltic Tiger is a term used to refer to the three states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania.