Share of World GDP: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Analysis# Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Share of World GDP Saint Vincent and the Grenadines currently accounts for 0.001% of world GDP in 2026, reflecting its position as a small island economy. The nation reached its all-time peak of 0.002% in 1985, then declined to 0.001% by 1980—its historical low. Over the full 50-year period from 1980 to 2030, the country's share has remained essentially flat with zero net change, indicating relative stability despite global economic shifts. Since 2017, the economy has maintained a consistent 0.001% share through 2026, suggesting a plateau after decades of minimal fluctuation. This sustained level reflects the structural constraints and limited economic diversification typical of small Caribbean island states. Projections through 2030 show no anticipated movement from this baseline, implying Saint Vincent and the Grenadines will continue occupying a marginal but stable position in the global economy.