Ecuador vs Papua New Guinea statistics compared

Ecuador has a population of 18.1M (ranked 71/197), compared with 10.6M in Papua New Guinea (ranked 92/197). Ecuador's land area is 95,892 sq mi versus 174,850 sq mi for Papua New Guinea (ranked 76th vs. 54th).

By GDP, Ecuador ranks 63/197 ($125B) and Papua New Guinea ranks 109/197 ($32.5B). By GDP per capita, Ecuador ranks 105/197 ($6,875), while Papua New Guinea ranks 140/197 ($3,076).

Ecuador and Papua New Guinea: Comparison Charts

Ecuador and Papua New Guinea economies compared

GDP

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	GDP
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1960	$2,069,464,937	$230,496,037
1961	$1,753,850,955	$244,832,039
1962	$1,518,207,703	$261,184,042
1963	$1,824,343,871	$275,968,044
1964	$2,244,146,103	$305,312,049
1965	$2,387,047,396	$344,176,055
1966	$2,429,308,639	$390,992,063
1967	$2,553,595,172	$441,728,183
1968	$2,582,179,864	$485,184,190
1969	$3,112,165,727	$551,263,864
1970	$2,862,503,139	$645,568,215
1971	$2,754,219,271	$717,750,278
1972	$3,185,986,087	$858,761,926
1973	$3,891,754,150	$1,299,079,410
1974	$6,599,257,044	$1,467,417,672
1975	$7,731,674,472	$1,356,603,608
1976	$9,091,921,030	$1,511,843,235
1977	$11,026,342,618	$1,640,746,619
1978	$11,922,497,876	$1,947,878,831
1979	$14,175,160,902	$2,293,760,511
1980	$17,881,508,242	$2,545,808,456
1981	$21,810,759,354	$2,498,190,847
1982	$19,929,846,396	$2,368,719,683
1983	$17,152,477,037	$2,562,351,551
1984	$16,912,509,092	$2,552,662,617
1985	$17,149,088,413	$2,423,339,172
1986	$15,314,138,472	$2,647,995,602
1987	$13,945,426,859	$3,143,851,794
1988	$13,051,881,851	$3,656,177,881
1989	$13,890,823,705	$3,546,472,566
1990	$15,239,272,612	$3,219,729,083
1991	$16,988,535,268	$3,787,394,958
1992	$18,094,238,119	$4,377,980,510
1993	$18,938,717,359	$4,974,550,286
1994	$22,708,673,337	$5,502,786,070
1995	$24,432,884,442	$4,636,057,476
1996	$25,226,393,197	$5,155,311,077
1997	$28,162,053,027	$4,936,615,299
1998	$27,981,896,948	$3,789,443,015
1999	$19,645,272,636	$3,477,038,204
2000	$17,539,454,727	$3,521,339,699
2001	$23,127,055,000	$3,081,024,212
2002	$27,054,197,000	$2,999,511,040
2003	$30,965,208,000	$3,536,411,824
2004	$35,194,947,000	$3,927,157,867
2005	$40,278,849,000	$4,865,892,972
2006	$45,690,762,000	$8,354,911,041
2007	$49,848,725,000	$9,545,028,944
2008	$61,139,438,000	$11,670,892,801
2009	$60,094,978,000	$11,619,456,449
2010	$68,151,329,000	$14,250,786,675
2011	$78,986,648,000	$17,985,138,066
2012	$87,735,048,000	$21,295,168,666
2013	$96,570,334,000	$21,261,338,065
2014	$102,717,794,000	$23,210,823,987
2015	$97,209,558,000	$21,723,437,010
2016	$97,671,433,000	$20,758,876,953
2017	$104,467,486,000	$22,742,699,138
2018	$107,478,961,000	$24,109,780,708
2019	$107,595,830,000	$24,750,626,030
2020	$95,865,473,000	$23,848,447,850
2021	$107,179,074,000	$26,109,413,521
2022	$116,133,121,000	$31,653,185,953
2023	$121,147,057,000	$30,816,367,067
2024	$124,676,074,700	$32,538,480,024

Ecuador and Papua New Guinea economies compared

GDP per capita

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	GDP per capita
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1960	$451	$115.5
1961	$371	$119.7
1962	$312	$124.7
1963	$365	$128.9
1964	$436	$139.5
1965	$450	$153.9
1966	$445	$171.1
1967	$454	$189
1968	$445	$202.9
1969	$521	$225.3
1970	$465	$257.6
1971	$434	$279.7
1972	$488	$327
1973	$579	$483
1974	$954	$533
1975	$1,086	$482
1976	$1,242	$525
1977	$1,465	$558
1978	$1,541	$648
1979	$1,783	$748
1980	$2,190	$813
1981	$2,601	$781
1982	$2,314	$726
1983	$1,940	$769
1984	$1,864	$750
1985	$1,842	$697
1986	$1,604	$745
1987	$1,426	$865
1988	$1,304	$985
1989	$1,356	$934
1990	$1,455	$826
1991	$1,587	$942
1992	$1,655	$1,051
1993	$1,698	$1,151
1994	$1,997	$1,228
1995	$2,108	$998
1996	$2,136	$1,071
1997	$2,341	$990
1998	$2,284	$733
1999	$1,575	$650
2000	$1,382	$636
2001	$1,791	$538
2002	$2,059	$506
2003	$2,316	$577
2004	$2,586	$621
2005	$2,909	$744
2006	$3,244	$1,238
2007	$3,479	$1,371
2008	$4,195	$1,625
2009	$4,053	$1,569
2010	$4,520	$1,867
2011	$5,154	$2,288
2012	$5,634	$2,635
2013	$6,109	$2,561
2014	$6,406	$2,723
2015	$5,976	$2,485
2016	$5,918	$2,316
2017	$6,233	$2,478
2018	$6,304	$2,566
2019	$6,205	$2,576
2020	$5,464	$2,430
2021	$6,061	$2,608
2022	$6,516	$3,102
2023	$6,738	$2,966
2024	$6,875	$3,076

Ecuador vs. Papua New Guinea life expectancy calculator

Life expectancy

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	Life expectancy, years
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1950	48.4	39.4
1951	48.9	35.5
1952	49.2	40.7
1953	49.6	41.3
1954	50	42
1955	50.4	42.6
1956	50.9	43.3
1957	51.5	43.9
1958	52.1	44.6
1959	52.7	45.1
1960	53.4	45.8
1961	54.1	46.4
1962	54.7	46.7
1963	55.3	47.7
1964	56	48.3
1965	56.5	48.9
1966	57	49.6
1967	57.5	50.2
1968	57.9	50.9
1969	58.3	51.5
1970	58.8	52.1
1971	59.3	52.6
1972	59.8	53.3
1973	60.3	53.9
1974	60.7	54.4
1975	61.1	55
1976	61.4	55.5
1977	61.9	56
1978	62.4	56.5
1979	62.9	57
1980	63.3	57.4
1981	63.8	57.8
1982	64.3	58.1
1983	64.7	58.3
1984	65.2	58.6
1985	65.6	58.8
1986	66.1	59
1987	66.6	59.2
1988	67	59.4
1989	67.8	59.6
1990	68.4	59.8
1991	69	59.9
1992	69.5	60.3
1993	70.1	60.5
1994	70.9	60.7
1995	71.3	60.9
1996	71.8	61.1
1997	72	61.3
1998	71.9	60.4
1999	71.9	61.5
2000	72.1	61.6
2001	72.6	61.6
2002	73.2	61.6
2003	73.6	61.7
2004	73.9	61.8
2005	73.9	61.9
2006	74	62
2007	74.2	62.2
2008	74.7	62.5
2009	74.9	62.8
2010	75.2	63.1
2011	75.2	63.4
2012	75.5	63.6
2013	75.8	63.9
2014	76.1	64.2
2015	76.2	64.5
2016	76.1	64.7
2017	76.2	64.9
2018	77.2	65.1
2019	77.3	65.3
2020	72	65.1
2021	72.7	64.4
2022	76.6	65.3
2023	77.4	66.1
2024	77.6	66.3
2025	77.8	66.4

Ecuador and Papua New Guinea population clocks and comparison

Population

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	Population
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1960	4,590,891	1,995,110
1961	4,722,331	2,046,127
1962	4,859,269	2,093,919
1963	5,001,716	2,141,376
1964	5,149,918	2,188,325
1965	5,303,963	2,235,820
1966	5,463,748	2,285,774
1967	5,629,057	2,337,532
1968	5,799,680	2,390,803
1969	5,975,236	2,446,927
1970	6,155,387	2,505,628
1971	6,340,052	2,566,421
1972	6,529,034	2,628,432
1973	6,722,033	2,690,629
1974	6,918,573	2,752,671
1975	7,118,251	2,814,820
1976	7,320,912	2,877,327
1977	7,526,819	2,940,327
1978	7,736,167	3,003,714
1979	7,948,869	3,067,341
1980	8,165,877	3,131,512
1981	8,386,910	3,197,019
1982	8,611,298	3,264,291
1983	8,840,417	3,333,633
1984	9,074,782	3,405,198
1985	9,311,154	3,478,936
1986	9,545,998	3,554,793
1987	9,779,290	3,632,543
1988	10,010,808	3,711,880
1989	10,241,852	3,796,078
1990	10,473,673	3,896,481
1991	10,702,380	4,021,837
1992	10,930,128	4,166,699
1993	11,154,274	4,320,872
1994	11,372,197	4,480,208
1995	11,590,514	4,644,278
1996	11,810,950	4,813,361
1997	12,031,127	4,987,883
1998	12,251,184	5,166,390
1999	12,470,795	5,349,333
2000	12,689,206	5,537,064
2001	12,910,740	5,728,435
2002	13,138,472	5,924,003
2003	13,372,306	6,123,997
2004	13,608,701	6,328,041
2005	13,846,163	6,535,905
2006	14,086,131	6,747,720
2007	14,328,773	6,963,345
2008	14,575,202	7,183,002
2009	14,825,954	7,406,438
2010	15,076,695	7,633,523
2011	15,326,227	7,859,346
2012	15,572,194	8,081,390
2013	15,807,128	8,302,698
2014	16,035,124	8,523,441
2015	16,266,225	8,743,246
2016	16,505,139	8,961,718
2017	16,759,519	9,178,714
2018	17,049,547	9,394,513
2019	17,340,021	9,609,010
2020	17,546,065	9,815,746
2021	17,682,454	10,012,896
2022	17,823,897	10,203,169
2023	17,980,083	10,389,635
2024	18,135,478	10,576,502

Fertility rates in Ecuador and Papua New Guinea

Fertility rate

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	Fertility rate
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1960	6.72	6.02
1961	6.7	6.07
1962	6.68	6.14
1963	6.65	6.15
1964	6.61	6.19
1965	6.56	6.2
1966	6.51	6.23
1967	6.44	6.24
1968	6.35	6.25
1969	6.25	6.26
1970	6.14	6.25
1971	6.01	6.23
1972	5.87	6.2
1973	5.73	6.16
1974	5.58	6.11
1975	5.43	6.07
1976	5.28	6.02
1977	5.13	5.96
1978	4.99	5.88
1979	4.86	5.79
1980	4.73	5.71
1981	4.61	5.65
1982	4.5	5.59
1983	4.39	5.56
1984	4.31	5.51
1985	4.14	5.47
1986	4	5.42
1987	3.87	5.36
1988	3.79	5.3
1989	3.74	5.24
1990	3.68	5.18
1991	3.63	5.11
1992	3.58	5.03
1993	3.49	4.96
1994	3.42	4.87
1995	3.38	4.78
1996	3.35	4.73
1997	3.29	4.68
1998	3.23	4.63
1999	3.17	4.59
2000	3.1	4.53
2001	3.04	4.47
2002	2.97	4.42
2003	2.91	4.36
2004	2.85	4.28
2005	2.8	4.22
2006	2.75	4.15
2007	2.7	4.08
2008	2.69	4.01
2009	2.68	3.94
2010	2.62	3.88
2011	2.61	3.82
2012	2.51	3.75
2013	2.36	3.68
2014	2.27	3.63
2015	2.21	3.56
2016	2.12	3.5
2017	2.13	3.43
2018	2.11	3.38
2019	2.04	3.32
2020	1.97	3.27
2021	1.91	3.22
2022	1.86	3.17
2023	1.82	3.1

Ecuador and Papua New Guinea demographics compared

Median age

Ecuador

Papua New Guinea

Table

Year	Median age, years
	Ecuador	Papua New Guinea
1960	18.2	18.5
1961	18	18.4
1962	17.9	18.3
1963	17.8	18.1
1964	17.8	18
1965	17.7	17.9
1966	17.7	17.8
1967	17.7	17.6
1968	17.7	17.5
1969	17.7	17.4
1970	17.7	17.3
1971	17.8	17.2
1972	17.8	17.1
1973	17.9	17.2
1974	17.9	17.2
1975	18	17.3
1976	18.1	17.4
1977	18.2	17.5
1978	18.3	17.7
1979	18.4	17.8
1980	18.5	18
1981	18.6	18.1
1982	18.8	18.2
1983	18.9	18.3
1984	19.1	18.3
1985	19.2	18.4
1986	19.4	18.5
1987	19.6	18.5
1988	19.8	18.6
1989	20	18.6
1990	20.2	18.7
1991	20.4	18.8
1992	20.6	18.9
1993	20.8	19
1994	21	19.1
1995	21.2	19.2
1996	21.4	19.4
1997	21.6	19.5
1998	21.8	19.6
1999	22	19.7
2000	22.2	19.8
2001	22.4	19.9
2002	22.7	19.9
2003	22.9	20
2004	23.2	20.2
2005	23.4	20.3
2006	23.7	20.4
2007	24	20.6
2008	24.2	20.7
2009	24.5	20.9
2010	24.8	21
2011	25.1	21.2
2012	25.4	21.3
2013	25.7	21.5
2014	26	21.7
2015	26.4	21.9
2016	26.8	22
2017	27.2	22.2
2018	27.5	22.4
2019	27.9	22.6
2020	28.3	22.8
2021	28.6	23
2022	29	23.2
2023	29.4	23.4
2024	29.8	23.6

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