If a country has a larger real GDP than another country, then it should also have a higher real GDP per capita that the other country.

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Real GDP per capita is calculated by dividing the real GDP by the population. A country with a larger real GDP may have a larger population, resulting in a lower real GDP per capita compared to a country with a smaller real GDP but also a smaller population.

If a Country Has a Larger Real GDP Than Another