Liberia’s GDP per capita rose to $915.3 in 2025.

Higher is better. A higher figure means more output for each person to draw income, spending and tax revenue from, so higher is better. Liberia's latest figure is $915.3 for 2025, up from $851.5 a year earlier, a rise of 7.5%. That is the highest level since 2016, the start of the window. The low point came in 2020, at $616.8, so the latest figure sits well above the bottom of its range and at the top of it.

Why it matters. At $915.3 a year, average output per person in Liberia remains small in absolute terms, so a rise of $63.8 in one year matters most if it reaches household earnings and not only the national total. For firms, a larger average income per person widens the local market for goods and services. For the state, a growing per-person economy broadens the base on which taxes and customs revenue are collected.