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Australia

Australia — Output per worker

AU desk: Australia first; New Zealand, United States, United Kingdom, euro area, Korea and Taiwan alongside.

$114,582

+$43 (+0.0%)

As of 2025 | constant 2021 PPP $

Latest
$114,582 2025
Previous year
$114,539 2024
Min
$79,849 1991
Max
$115,508 2020
YearValue
2025$114,582
2024$114,539
2023$114,665
2022$114,009
2021$113,809
2020$115,508
2019$113,842
2018$113,929
2017$113,780
2016$113,800
2015$112,710
2014$112,466
2013$110,389
2012$108,546
2011$105,711
2010$104,994
2009$104,839
2008$103,583
2007$102,754
2006$102,101
2005$101,718
2004$101,912
2003$99,432
2002$98,604
#CountryOutput per workerChangeYear
4Singapore$233,454+$7,102 (+3.1%)20259United States$156,983+$3,014 (+2.0%)202522Euro area$123,421+$1,682 (+1.4%)202526Australia$114,582+$43 (+0.0%)202529United Kingdom$111,234+$1,680 (+1.5%)202537Korea, Rep.$99,046+$787 (+0.8%)202544New Zealand$87,948+$149 (+0.2%)2025
45Japan$87,888+$1,023 (+1.2%)2025
85China$48,126+$2,292 (+5.0%)2025

What output per worker is

GDP per person employed (World Bank SL.GDP.PCAP.EM.KD) is labour productivity: real output divided by the number of people in employment, in constant 2021 international dollars. It is not a wage. Latest: $114,582 in 2025.

A higher reading can reflect more capital, more hours, a different industry mix, or a smaller employed population as well as higher pay. From 1991 to 2025 (35 years): latest $114,582 (2025), previous year $114,539 (2024); low $79,849 (1991), high $115,508 (2020).

Source: World Bank Open Data. Licence: CC BY 4.0 (terms).