Per Capita Share of Jordan's GDP Declines Despite 3% Growth
The article focused on the performance of the Jordanian economy between 2019 and 2025. It showed that the real growth of gross domestic product (GDP) reached approximately 3.0% in 2025, amounting to 37.2 billion dinars. However, this growth did not translate into an improvement in individuals’ standard of living, as the per capita share of GDP decreased to $4,065 compared to $4,705 in 2024. The paper also indicated that unemployment rates remain above 21%, and public debt has risen to about 117.4% of GDP. The policies proposed include a number of measures aimed at bolstering the economy and improving living conditions.
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