List of Argentine provinces by gross domestic product

This article includes a list of Argentine provinces by Gross Domestic Product, the value of all final goods and services produced within a nation in a given year, and other main indicators. The rows in this table can be sorted by clicking on the arrows at the top of any column.

Provinces

District	2010 Population (000)[1]	2008 GDP (USD bn) a	2008 GDP per capita (USD)a[2]	Agri culture b	Mining b	Manufac turing b	Services & cons truction b	Exports (USD mn) 2011[3]	Median mo. salary (USD)[4]ae	Vehicles (per 1000)[5]d	Income poverty[6]f
City of Buenos Aires	2890	118.000	23,309	0.3	1.0	12.9	85.8	426	1,618	528	12.2
Buenos Aires Province	15625	161.000	7,310	4.5	0.1	21.3	74.1	28134	1,364	266	21.8
Catamarca	368	2.331	6,009	3.6	20.8	12.1	63.5	1596	1,241	162	34.6
Chaco	1055	2.120	2,015	12.6	0.0	7.5	79.9	602	1,061	137	36.4
Chubut	509	7.110	15,422	6.9	21.3	10.0	61.8	3148	2,281	400	21.4
Córdoba	3309	33.239	6,477	10.6	0.2	14.0	75.2	10635	1,200	328	25.7
Corrientes	993	4.053	4,001	12.6	0.0	8.2	79.2	230	1,019	168	N/A
Entre Ríos	1236	7.137	5,682	11.9	0.3	11.6	76.2	1908	1,063	280	30.0
Formosa	530	1.555	2,879	7.6	1.5	6.4	84.5	40	1,007	107	35.1
Jujuy	673	2.553	3,755	5.5	0.7	14.6	79.2	456	1,123	153	33.2
La Pampa	319	2.000	5,987	19.0	3.7	5.3	72.0	378	1,164	364	21.1
La Rioja	334	1.419	4,162	3.9	0.1	16.8	79.2	281	1,040	172	30.2
Mendoza	1739	18.800	9,079	5.4	6.1	17.5	71.0	1862	1,153	313	21.7
Misiones	1102	4.044	3,751	6.7	0.0	13.0	80.3	536	971	153	37.7
Neuquén	551	14.398	26,273	0.7	42.8	2.9	53.6	353	2,211	339	23.4
Río Negro	639	4.924	8,247	4.9	8.4	7.3	79.4	670	1,309	285	21.2
Salta	1214	5.165	4,220	8.1	7.6	10.4	73.9	1332	1,045	139	30.7
San Juan	681	3.927	5,642	8.1	0.3	15.9	75.7	2470	1,293	216	25.0
San Luis	432	2.444	5,580	4.9	0.5	42.4	52.2	735	1,288	245	19.0
Santa Cruz	274	6.892	30,496	4.4	47.1	2.3	46.2	1857	2,646	432	11.6
Santa Fe	3195	37.500	8,423	10.1	0.0	17.4	72.5	17804	1,265	299	25.5
Santiago del Estero	874	2.598	3,003	11.5	0.1	6.2	82.2	1082	945	103	32.8
Tierra del Fuego	127	2.606	20,682	4.7	18.5	18.6	58.2	443	2,267	478	12.7
Tucumán	1448	5.807	3,937	6.0	0.1	12.6	81.3	1031	973	146	32.6
Argentina	40117	328.696	8,269	5.0	2.7	16.3	76.0	83950^c	1,301	284	25.5

Notes

• a) Dollar values are nominal (not adjusted for purchasing power parity).
• b) Sectorial data from CEPAL (2000).
• c) Includes USD5.9 billion not specified by province.
• d) Excludes 427,000 motor vehicles (3.9%) not specified by province. Included in national total.
• e) 2012 data; includes employees registered with Social Security Administration only.
• f) 2014 data; official figures lower due to understated CPI index.^[7]
• g) 2001 Census.

See also

• List of Argentine provinces by Human Development Index

References

1. INDEC: Censo 2010
2. "Los PBI per cápita de Santa Cruz y Buenos Aires son similares a los de Grecia y Portugal, mientras que los de Chaco y Formosa son como los de Paraguay y El Salvador" (in Spanish). Abeceb. Retrieved 28 September 2016.
3. INDEC: Comercio Exterior Argentino, 2011 (Spanish)
4. IADER: Santa Cruz, Chubut, T. del Fuego y Neuquén: pagan los sueldos más altos (Spanish)
5. ADEFA: Argentine vehicle fleet
6. "Vuelve a alarmar la pobreza: en Misiones, Chaco y Formosa alcanza casi el 40%" (in Spanish). Instituto Argentino para el Desarrollo de las Economias Regionales. Retrieved 28 January 2016.
7. "Para el INDEC, solamente hay un 6,5% de pobreza". Clarín.