Peru vs Chile: how the neighbours compare
| Indicator | Peru | Chile | Ranks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Population | |||
| Population | 34.6m2025 | 19.9m2025 | 48 · 65 |
| Area | 1,285,216 km²2024 | 756,556 km²2024 | 19 · 37 |
| Density | 26.72024 | 26.62024 | 178 · 179 |
| Urban share | 85.6%2025 | 89.2%2025 | 46 · 34 |
| Fertility | 1.972024 | 1.142024 | 103 · 204 |
| Aged 65+ | 9.5%2025 | 14.6%2025 | 105 · 69 |
| Economy | |||
| GDP | $335bn2025 | $357bn2025 | 47 · 45 |
| GDP per capita | $9,6842025 | $17,9952025 | 106 · 83 |
| GDP per capita, PPP | $18,8162025 | $37,7742025 | 111 · 68 |
| GDP growth | 3.4%2025 | 2.5%2025 | 101 · 133 |
| Agriculture share | 7.5%2024 | 3.5%2025 | 88 · 120 |
| Industry share | 34.3%2024 | 31.4%2025 | 37 · 48 |
| Services share | 50.9%2024 | 55.5%2025 | 142 · 118 |
| Prices & public finance | |||
| Inflation | 1.5%2025 | 4.2%2025 | 132 · 52 |
| Tax revenue | 15.9%2021 | 18.3%2024 | 76 · 59 |
| Military spending | 0.81%2025 | 1.52%2025 | 128 · 88 |
| Trade & investment | |||
| Exports | 30.0%2025 | 34.6%2025 | 113 · 99 |
| FDI inflows | 3.1%2025 | 4.1%2025 | 69 · 53 |
| Labour | |||
| Unemployment | 5.1%2025 | 9.0%2025 | 95 · 46 |
| Aid, poverty & equality | |||
| Women in parliament | 41.5%2025 | 33.5%2025 | 23 · 53 |
| Education | |||
| Tertiary enrolment | 71.2%2017 | 110.2%2024 | 49 · 7 |
| Education spending | 4.4%2024 | 4.9%2022 | 82 · 64 |
| Health | |||
| Life expectancy | 77.9 yrs2024 | 81.4 yrs2024 | 73 · 43 |
| Infant mortality | 11.02024 | 5.82024 | 108 · 142 |
| Health spending | 5.6%2023 | 10.5%2024 | 114 · 23 |
| Physicians | 1.692023 | 3.332023 | 90 · 52 |
| Digital & energy access | |||
| Internet users | 82.0%2024 | 95.6%2024 | 96 · 25 |
| Fixed broadband | 11.72024 | 23.72024 | 114 · 79 |
| Electricity access | 96.5%2024 | 99.0%2024 | 148 · 135 |
| Environment | |||
| CO₂ per person | 2.02 t2024 | 3.94 t2024 | 114 · 74 |
| Renewable energy | 30.6%2021 | 24.2%2021 | 79 · 94 |
| Forest cover | 52.7%2024 | 24.5%2024 | 51 · 120 |
Higher value in each row is highlighted; it is not always the better one (think inflation or emissions). Ranks are world positions.
Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0)
more head-to-heads