Argentina and United Arab Emirates Economies: A Side-by-Side Table Comparison
In comparing Argentina and the United Arab Emirates, Argentina’s population is nearly five times larger, while its land area is almost 28 times greater. Economically, Argentina’s GDP is slightly larger, but its per capita income is significantly lower. The UAE invests heavily in defense, spending about eight times more.
Argentina’s GDP per capita is roughly 74.6% lower than the United Arab Emirates’, with Argentinians producing about $40,057.38 less per person annually.
Argentina’s HDI is 0.849 (high), while the United Arab Emirates’ is 0.937 (very high). The UAE’s score is 0.088 higher, indicating significantly better human development overall.
India 13%, Japan 10%, China 8%, Saudi Arabia 7%, Iraq 5%
Main export items
soybean meal, corn, soybean oil, wheat, trucks
crude petroleum, refined petroleum, gold, broadcasting equipment, natural gas
Argentina’s imports are about 37% of the UAE’s, and Argentina imports 15.28% more of its GDP compared to the UAE’s tiny 0.07%. Argentina’s exports are just 25% of the UAE’s, focusing on agriculture, while the UAE exports mainly petroleum and gold.
Argentina’s military expenditure is significantly lower at $3.12 billion, constituting only 0.41% of its GDP, while the United Arab Emirates allocates $25 billion, representing 4.93% of its GDP, highlighting a stark contrast in defense investment and prioritization.
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