List of Latin American and Caribbean countries by GDP (PPP)

This is a list of Latin American and Caribbean economies sorted by their estimated gross domestic product (GDP) at purchasing power parity (PPP) in 2015 in International dollars.

Brazil, Colombia, Mexico and Argentina account for over two-thirds of the region's total output, while the Caribbean countries represent a little over 1%.

Latin America and the Caribbean, taken as a whole, would rank as the world's fourth largest economy, after the European Union, the United States and China, and above India and Japan.

Trinidad and Tobago has the highest GDP per capita amongst the region, whereas Haiti is ranked at the bottom of the region.

Note: Due to lack of data, Cuba is not included.

Country	GDP (PPP) (millions)	GDP per capita (PPP)
Brazil	3,259,000	15,941.00
Mexico	2,224,000	18,370.00
Argentina	953,029	22,459.00
Colombia	682,977	14,164.43
Peru	550,226	17,787.39
Chile	431,802	24,170.03
Venezuela	403,322	12,638.84
Ecuador	192,728	11,839.19
Dominican Republic	144,052	13,347.97
Guatemala	125,318	7,704.20
Panama	83,421	21,634.56
Costa Rica	75,138	15,534.03
Bolivia	74,836	6,530.17
Uruguay	73,056	21,387.31
Paraguay	61,587	8,776.30
El Salvador	52,776	8,777.6
Trinidad and Tobago	43,914	32,346.41
Honduras	40,895	4,849.30
Nicaragua	31,618	5,018.76
Jamaica	25,162	8,941.65
Haiti	19,576	1,846.12
Suriname	9,766	17,502.96
The Bahamas	9,394	31,793.62
Guyana	5,814	7,279.77
Barbados	4,621	16,500.31
Belize	3,034	8,338.99
Antigua and Barbuda	2,060	23,071.33
Saint Lucia	1,955	11,432.50
Grenada	1,286	12,091.83
Saint Kitts and Nevis	1,282	21,073.34
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1,252	11,380.20
Dominica	780	11,029.40
Latin America and the Caribbean	9,517,000	15,617.79