GDP per Capita: Grenada

Analysis# Grenada GDP per Capita Grenada's GDP per capita reached $13,041.07 USD in 2026, marking its all-time peak. This figure represents a dramatic 947% increase from 1980, when the metric stood at just $1,245.62 USD. Over nearly five decades, Grenada has transformed from one of the lowest economic baselines to a middle-income economy, though growth has been uneven and subject to external shocks. The most significant disruption occurred in 2020, when GDP per capita dropped to $9,222.71 USD—a sharp contraction likely driven by the COVID-19 pandemic's impact on tourism. Recovery began immediately in 2021 and has accelerated steadily since, with annual gains of $300–$800 USD annually from 2022 onward. Projections suggest continued expansion, reflecting sustained economic recovery and structural improvements across the island nation.