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Guatemala20240.6308 
Guatemala20230.7378 
Guatemala20221.1959 
Guatemala20215.182 
Guatemala20205.6964 
Guatemala20195.4406 
Guatemala20186.5858 
Guatemala20174.4801 
Guatemala20164.3559 
Guatemala20154.1421 
Guatemala20144.8749 
Guatemala20135.4072 
Guatemala20126.0284 
Guatemala201113.9116 
Guatemala201010.5364 
Guatemala20098.2701 
Guatemala200815.5609 
Guatemala200715.8066 
Guatemala200613.4658 
Guatemala200515.2837 
Guatemala200419.9638 
Guatemala200330.435 
Guatemala200227.226 
Guatemala200128.2752 
Guatemala200029.6862 
Guatemala199928.0711 
Guatemala199827.8846 
Guatemala199729.0189 
Guatemala199629.7731 
Guatemala199524.3469 
Guatemala199420.5552 
Guatemala199321.5253 
Guatemala199216.802 
Guatemala199113.7901 
Guatemala199014.36 
Guatemala198912.1191 
Guatemala198811.0786 
Guatemala19879.8328 
Guatemala198610.711 
Guatemala19859.564 
Guatemala19846.1022 
Guatemala19836.1899 
Guatemala19827.235 
Guatemala19819.9649 
Guatemala198026.383 
Guatemala197926.3525 
Guatemala197828.465 
Guatemala197734.2449 
Guatemala197620.1944 
Guatemala197519.9058 
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World Development Indicators

Source:  The World Bank

Published by the World Bank, the World Development Indicators (WDI) database provides global development data, featuring over 1,500 indicators spanning multiple decades and covering more than 200 countries and territories. These indicators encompass a wide range of topics, including economic growth, education, health, poverty, trade, energy, infrastructure, governance, and environmental sustainability. Data are sourced from 50 data partners, ensuring consistency, reliability, and comparability.

The WDI database is accessible through interactive online tools, API services, and downloadable datasets, allowing for detailed analysis and visualization. Whether for research, policy planning, or economic analysis, the WDI empowers policymakers, researchers, businesses, and analysts to understand global trends and make informed, data-driven decisions.
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