Argentina and Hong Kong Economies: A Side-by-Side Table Comparison
Argentina and Hong Kong present a striking contrast across various key indicators. Argentina’s population is over six times larger, while its land area dwarfs Hong Kong by more than 2,500 times. Economically, Argentina’s GDP is about 1.75 times bigger, yet its GDP per capita lags significantly behind, producing much less per person. In terms of economic freedom and income inequality, Hong Kong outpaces Argentina, showcasing notable differences in trade, with Argentina exporting far less and importing significantly fewer goods.
Argentina’s HDI is 0.849 (high), while Hong Kong’s is 0.956 (very high). Hong Kong’s score is 0.107 higher, indicating significantly better human development overall.
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Argentina’s imports are about 14 times less than Hong Kong’s, and Argentina imports 80% less of its GDP compared to Hong Kong. Argentina’s exports are 12 times smaller than Hong Kong’s, focusing on basic goods like soy, while Hong Kong excels in high-tech products.
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