Argentina and Colombia Economies: A Side-by-Side Table Comparison
In this comparison of Argentina and Colombia, we see notable differences across key indicators. Colombia’s population is about 1.12 times larger, while Argentina boasts a surface area 2.44 times greater. Argentina’s GDP is nearly 1.84 times larger, yet its economic freedom is lower. Income inequality is higher in Colombia, with military spending over three times larger than Argentina’s. Argentina leads in exports, but imports are notably higher.
Argentina’s HDI is 0.849 (high), while Colombia’s is 0.758 (medium). Argentina’s score is 0.091 higher, indicating significantly better human development overall.
Argentina imports 22% more than Colombia, but Colombia’s imports make up 12.43% more of its GDP compared to Argentina. Argentina’s exports are 24% higher than Colombia’s, but its exports are more agricultural, while Colombia focuses on raw materials.
Colombia’s military expenditure is over three times larger than Argentina’s at $10.7 billion, and it allocates a significantly higher percentage of its GDP to defense at 3.08%, compared to Argentina’s 0.41%.
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