Hospitals & Asylums

United Nations of America

	Country	Population	GDP in billions	Per capita	ODA in mil 2003	ODA in mil 2006	Con.
	North America	438,992,672	13,805	28,051	-19,834	-33,834	1994
1	Canada	33,098,932	1,165	35,200	-2,000	-4,000	1982
2	United States	298,444,215	11,506	38,353	-19,000	-31,000	1992
3	Mexico	107,449,525	1,134	10,600	1,166	1,166	2004
	Central America	27,273,373	5,048.527	43,400	1671.7	3,250	2005
4	Belize	287,730	2.307	8,400		50	1981
5	Guatemala	60.57	4,900	4,200	250	1,000	1993
6	El Salvador	6,822,378	33.2	4,900	125	500	2000
7	Honduras	7,326,496	22.13	3,000	557.8	750	1999
8	Nicaragua	5,570,129	16.83	3,000	541.8	750	1995
9	Costa Rica	4,075,261	48.77	12,000			1949
10	Panama	3,191,319	25.29	7,900	197.1	200	1994
	South America	375,641,175	3,275	7,848	11,869	2,806
	Andean Community	120,162,629	781.39	5,620	1462	2,350	1969
11	Colombia	43,593,035	366.7	8,400	0	100	2005
12	Ecuador	13,547,510	60.48	4,500	216	500	1998
13	Peru	28,302,603	181.8	6,400	491	500	2000
14	Bolivia	8,989,046	27.21	3,000	681	1,000	1995
15	Venezuela	25,730,435	145.2	5,800	74	250	1999
	Other Southern States	255,478,546	2,494	9,990	10,407	456
16	Argentina	39,921,833	599.1	15,000	10,000	1	1853
17	Uruguay	3,431,932	36.56	10,700		1	1996
18	Paraguay	6,506,464	30.64	4,700	250	250	1992
19	Brazil	188,078,227	1,616	8,600	30	50	1988
20	French Guiana	199,509	1.551	8,300		19
21	Suriname	439,117	3.098	7,100	43	50	1992
22	Guyana	767,245	3.62	4,700	84	85	1996
23	Chile	16,134,219	203	12,700	0	0	2000
	Caribbean Community	39,255,331	237.8363	15,866	676.5	2,298.5
	Independent	33,853,430	141.335	7,177	609.9	2,224.5
24	Cuba	11,382,820	33.92	3,000	68.2	100	1992
25	Dominican Republic	9,183,984	55.68	6,300	239.6	250	2002
26	Dominica	68,910	0.384	5,500	22.8	23	1984
27	Grenada	89,703	0.440	3.900	8.3	9	1973
28	Haiti	8,308,504	14.56	1,800	150	1,500	1987
29	Jamaica	2,758,124	12.71	4,600	16	250	1999
30	Saint Kitts & Nevis	39,129	0.339	8,200	8	12	1983
31	Saint Lucia	166,312	0.866	5,400	51.8	52	1978
32	Saint Vincent	117,534	0.342	2,900		12.5	1979
33	Antigua & Barbuda	68,722	0.750	11,000	2.3	3	1981
34	Trinidad & Tobago	1,088,644	11.48	10,500	24	25	2000
35	Bahamas	301,790	5.295	17,700	9.8	-13	1973
36	Barbados	279,254	4.569	16,400	9.1	1	1966
	British Dependencies	185,856	5.043	19,587	66.6	74
37	Anguilla	13,254	0.112	7,500	9	10
38	Falkland Islands	2,967	0.075	25,000		0
39	Cayman Islands	44,270	1.391	32,300		0
40	British Virgin Islands	22,643	0.872	38,500		0	1976
41	Montserrat	9,341	0.029	3,400	40.9	50
42	Saint Helena	7,460	0.018	2,500	12.6	13
43	Turks & Caicos	20,556	0.216	11,500	4.1	1
44	Bermuda	65,365	2.33	36,000		0
	US Dependencies	4,035,896	77.39	18,150
45	Puerto Rico	3,927,188	74.89	19,100		0	1952
46	Virgin Islands	108,708	2.5	17,200		1
	Dutch Dependency	71,566	1.94	28,000
47	Aruba	71,566	1.94	28,000	26	0
	French Dependencies	888,625	9.6783	10,886
48	Guadeloupe	448,713	3.513	7,900		5
49	Saint Pierre	7,012	0.0483	7,000	60	70
50	Martinique	432,900	6.117	14,400		0
	Dutch and French	219,958	2.45	11,400
51	Netherlands Antilles	219,958	2.45	11,400	101	101
	Total	893,456,036	17,325	19,400	-21,000 15,320	-35,000 10,000	2003

Vital Statistics

Country	Population	Growth	Births per 1,000	Deaths per 1,000	Immi gration per 1,000	Infant Mortal ity per 1,000	Life Expec tancy	AIDS rate	Literacy	Detainees Per 100,000
Canada	33,098,932	0.88%	10.78	7.8	5.85	4.69	80.22	0.3%	99%	107
Cayman Islands	44,270	2.64%	12.93	4.81	18.25[1]	8.19	79.95		98%	234
Aruba	71,566	0.47%	11.26	6.57	0	5.89	79.14		97%	231
Martinique	432,900	0.76%	14.14	6.44	-0.04	7.09	79.04		97.7%	163
Virgin Islands US	108,708	0.07%	14.2	6.26	-8.64	8.03	78.91			596
Montserrat	9,341	1.04%	17.56	7.17	0	7.35	78.71		97%
Saint Pierre	7,012	0.21%	13.83	6.7	-4.49	7.54	78.46		99%
Guadeloupe	448,713	0.92%	15.42	6.06	-0.15	8.6	77.9		90%	158
Bermuda	65,365	0.64%	11.6	7.63	2.45	8.53	77.79		98%	464
Saint Helena	7,460	0.59%	12.33	6.43	0	19	77.76		97%
United States	298,444,215	0.91%	14.14	8.26	3.18	6.43	77.85	0.6%	99%	737
Puerto Rico	3,927,188	0.4%	12.77	7.65	-1.14	9.14	78.4		94.1%	356
Cuba	11,382,820	0.31%	11.89	7.22	-1.57	6.22	77.41	<0.1%	97%	487
Anguilla	13,254	1.77%	14.26	5.43	8.83	21.03	77.11		95%
French Guiana	199,509	1.96%	20.46	4.88	4.01	11.76	77.27		83%	315
Costa Rica	4,075,261	1.45%	18.32	4.36	0.49	9.7	77.02	0.6%	96%	193
Chile	16,134,219	0.94%	15.23	5.81	0	8.58	76.77	0.3%	96.2%	249
Jamaica	2,758,124	0.8%	20.82	6.52	-6.27	15.98	73.24	1.2%	87.9%	182
British Virgin Islands	22,643	2.06%	14.96	4.42	10.01	18.05	76.27		97.8%	105
Ecuador	13,547,510	1.5%	22.29	4.23	-3.11	22.87	76.42	0.3%	92.5%	93
Uruguay	3,431,932	0.46%	13.91	9.05	-0.25	11.61	76.33	0.3%	98%	193
Argentina	39,921,833	0.96%	16.73	7.55	0.4	14.73	76.12	0.7%	97.1%	140
Netherlands Antilles	219,958	0.82%	15	6.41	-0.4	10.03	75.83		96.7%	364
Mexico	107,449,525	1.16%	20.69	4.74	-4.32	20.26	75.41	0.3%	92.2%	196
Paraguay	6,506,464	2.45%	29.1	4.49	-0.08	24.78	75.1	0.5%	94%	86
Dominica	68,910	-0.08	15.27	6.73	-9.3	13.71	74.87		94%	419
Turks & Caicos	20,556	2.9%	22.23	4.28	11.09	15.67	74.51		98%
Venezuela	25,730,435	1.38%	18.71	4.92	0	21.54	74.54	0.7%	93.4%	74
Saint Vincent	117,534	0.27%	16.34	6	-7.61	14.78	73.62		96%	312
Saint Lucia	166,312	1.28%	20.05	5.12	-2.19	13.53	73.61		67%	303
Saint Kitts & Nevis	39,129	0.5%	18.02	8.33	-4.7	14.12	72.4		97.8%	547
Panama	3,191,319	1.6%	21.74	5.36	-0.4	16.37	75.22	0.9%	92.6%	364
Antigua & Barbuda	68,722	0.57%	17.26	5.44	-6.11	19.46	71.9		89%	176
Colombia	43,593,035	1.46%	20.48	5.58	-0.3	20.35	71.99	0.7%	92.5%	131
Brazil	188,078,227	1.04%	16.56	6.17	-0.03	28.6	71.97	0.7%	86.4%	193
Barbados	279,254	0.33%	12.83	9.17	-0.31	12.5	71.41	1.5%	97.4%	367
El Salvador	6,822,378	1.72%	26.61	5.78	-3.61	24.39	71.49		80.2%	174
Nicaragua	5,570,129	1.89%	24.51	4.45	-1.17	28.11	70.63	0.2%	67.5%	114
Peru	28,302,603	1.32%	20.48	6.23	-1.01	30.94	69.84	0.5%	87.7%	126
Suriname	439,117	0.2%	18.02	7.27	-8.76	23.02	69.01	1.7%	88%	356
Trinidad & Tobago	1,088,644	-0.74%	12.81	9.37	-10.87	24.31	68.91	3.2%	98.6%	296
Belize	287,730	2.31%	28.84	5.72	0	24.89	68.3	2.4%	94.1%	505
Dominican Republic	9,183,984	1.47%	23.22	5.73	-2.79	28.25	71.73	1.7%	84.7%	143
Honduras	7,326,496	2.16%	28.24	5.28	-1.39	25.82	69.33	1.8%	76.2%	161
Bahamas	301,790	0.67%	17.87	8.97	-2.18	25.21	65.54	3%	95.6%	462
Guyana	767,245	0.25%	18.28	8.28	-7.49	32.19	65.86	2.5%	98.8%	260
Bolivia	8,989,046	1.45%	23.3	7.53	-1.22	51.77	65.84	0.1%	87.2%	83
Guatemala	12,293,545	2.27%	29.88	5.2	-1.94	30.94	69.38	1.1%	70.6%	54
Grenada	89,703	0.26%	22.08	6.88	-12.59	14.27	64.87		96%	265
Haiti	8,308,504	2.3	36.44	12.17	-1.31	71.65	53.23	5.6%	52.9%	52
Falkland Islands	2,967	2.44%
America	893,456,036	1.3%	38.49	7.5	0	13.5	73.68	0.5%	98%	258

Economics

Country	Population	GDP bill $ CIA or best est.	Per capita	Economic Growth	Labor Force in millions	Unem ploy ment	Below Poverty Line	Inflation	Budget Revenue in bill	Budget Expense in bill	Exports in billions	Imports in billions	External Debt in bill	For. Aid mill	SS Plan Aid Mill
Haiti	8,308,504	14.56	1,800	1.8%	3.6	66%	80%	14.4%	0.385	0.8077	0.4437	1.721	1.309	150	1,500[2]
Nicaragua	5,570,129	16.83	3,000	3.7%	2.261	3.8%	48%	9.4%	1.1	1.3	1.714	3.202	3.763	541.8	350
Saint Helena	7,460	0.018	2,500			14%		3.2%	0.0112	0.011	0.017	0.042		12.6	1
Bolivia	8,989,046	27.21	3,000	3.3%	4.3	7.8%	64%	4.3%	4.153	3.619[3]	1.986	1.595[4]	5.916	681	320
Honduras	7,326,496	22.13	3,000	5.2%	2.589	27.9%	53%	5.7%	2.002	2.028	1.947	4.86	5.587	557.8	250
Saint Vincent	117,534	0.342	2,900	0.7%		15%	47.5%	-0.4%	0.0946	0.0858	0.038	0.174	0.1672		12.5
Cuba	11,382,820	44.54	3,900	7.5%	4.82	1.9%		5%	18.01	19.06[5]	2.956	9.51	15.15	68.2	100
Montserrat	9,341	0.029	3,400	-1%		6%		2.6%	0.0314	0.0316	0.0007	0.017	8.9	40.9	5
Ecuador	13,547,510	60.48[6]	4,500	3.6%	4.57	10.6%	41%	3.4%	11.5	10.46	12.56	10.81	18.1	216	500
Guyana	767,245	3.62	4,700	3.2%	0.418	9.1%		6%	0.3599	0.4303	0.6216	0.7069	1.2	84	50
Jamaica	2,758,124	12.71	4,600	2.7%	1.1	11.3%	14.8%	5.8%	2.85	3.174	2.087	4.682	7.385	16	250
Guatemala	12,293,545	60.57	4,900	4.6%	5.02	3.2%	56.2%	5.8%	3.84	4.431	3.71	9.911	3.908	250	250
Suriname	439,117	3.098[7]	7,100	5%	0.1567	9.5%	70%	9.5%	0.400	0.440	0.881	0.750	0.5043	43	5
Paraguay	6,506,464	30.64	4,700	4%	2.742	9.4%	32%	12.5%	1.773	1.733	1.69	4.5	3.722		250
El Salvador	6,822,378	33.2	4,900	4.2%	2.856	6%	35.2%	4.9%	2.82	2.94	3.686	7.326	8.841	125	375
Grenada	89,703	0.440	3.900	0.9%	0.0423	12.5%	32%	3%	0.0858	0.102	0.040	0.276	0.347	8.3	1
Saint Lucia	166,312	0.866	5,400	3.3%		20%		3%	0.1412	0.1467	0.066	0.267	0.214	51.8	1.5
Dominica	68,910	0.384	3,800	3.1%	0.025	23%	30%	0.1%	0.0739	0.0844	0.074	0.234	0.0292	22.8	1
Peru	28,302,603	181.8	6,400	6.5%	9.21	7.2%	54%	2.1%	25.5	25.8[8]	22.69	15.38[9]	35.63	491	100
Venezuela	25,730,435	176.4	6,900	8.8%	12.5	8.9%	37.9%	15.8%	52.24	52.9	69.23	28.21	35.63	74	250
Dominican Republic	9,183,984	73.74	8,000	7.2%	3.896	16%	25%	8.2%	5.852	5.947	6.495	11.39	8.634	239.6	50
Belize	287,730	2.307	8,400	3.5%	0.113	9.4%	33.5%	4.5%	0.3025	0.3575	0.3595	0.543	1.2		50
Colombia	43,593,035	366.7	8,400	5.4%	20.81	11.1%	49.2%	4.3%	50.7	52.29	24.86	24.33	37.21		100
Panama	3,191,319	25.29	7,900	6.3%	1.441	8.8%	37%	2.6%	4.157	4.489	8.087	9.365	9.993	197.1	103
Saint Pierre	7,012	0.0483	7,000			9.8%		2.1%	0.070	0.060	0.010	0.106		60	1
Anguilla	13,254	0.112	7,500	2.8%		8%	23%	2.3%	0.0228	0.0225	0.0026	0.0809	0.0088	9	1
Guadeloupe	448,713	3.513	7,900		191.4	27.8%			0.225	0.390	0.140	1.7			5
Brazil	188,078,227	1,616	8,600	2.8%	96.34	9.6%	31%	3%	244	219.9	137.5	91.4	176.5	30	50
French Guiana	199,509	1.551	8,300		0.06263	19.2%		1%	0.225	0.390	0.155	0.625	0.8		19
Saint Kitts & Nevis	39,129	0.339	8,200	4.9%	0.01817	4.5%		8.7%	0.0897	0.1282	0.070	0.405	0.314	8	4
Mexico	107,449,525	1,134	10,600	4.5%	38.09	3.2%	40%	3.4%	196.5	196.2	248.8	253.1	178.3	1,166	1
Costa Rica	4,075,261	48.77	12,000	4.7%	1.866	6.6%	18%	12.1%	3.134	3.475	7.931	10.888	6.42		4
Trinidad & Tobago	1,088,644	11.48	10,500	5.7%		10.4%	21%	3.3%	3.25	3.193	6.671	4.65	2.94	24	1
Chile	16,134,219	203	12,700	4.2%	6.94	7.8%	18.2%	2.6%	36.71	26.68	58.21	35.37	47.6	0	1
Antigua & Barbuda	68,722	0.750	11,000	3%		11%		0.4%	0.124	0.146	0.689	0.692	0.231	2.3	1
Netherlands Antilles	219,958	2.45	11,400	0.5%		15.6%		2.1%	0.710	0.741	1.579	2.233	1.35	40+61NL	1
Turks & Caicos	20,556	0.216	11,500	4.9%		10%		4%	0.047	0.0336	0.1692	0.1756		4.1	1
Argentina	39,921,833	599.1	15,000	8.5%	15.35	10.2%	31.4%	10%	52.1	47.6	46	31.69	106.8	10,000	1
Martinique	432,900	6.117	14,400			27.2%		3.9%	0.9	2.5	0.250	2	0.180		1
Uruguay	3,431,932	36.56[10]	10,700	7%	27	10.8%	27.37%	6.5%	5.203	5.449	3.993	4.532	11.4		1
Barbados	279,254	4.569	16,400	2.3%		10.7%		-0.5%	0.847	0.886	0.206	1.039	0.668	9.1	1
Virgin Islands	108,708	2.5	17,200	2%	0.04398	9.3%		2.2%	0.560						1
Puerto Rico	3,927,188	74.89	19,100	0.5%	1.3	12%		6.5%	6.7	9.6	46.9	29.1			US
Bahamas	301,790	5.295	17,700	3%		10.2%		1.2%	1	1	0.636	1.63	308.5	9.8	-13
United States	298,444,215	11,506[11]	27,300	4.4%	151.4	4.8%	12%	2.5%	2,409	2,666	1,024	1,869	10,040	-6,900[12]	-22,000
Falkland Islands	2,967	0.075	25,000			0%		3.6%	66.2	67.9	0.082	0.053		0	UK
Aruba	71,566	1.94	28,000	-1.5%	0.0415	0.6%		3.2%	0.136	0.147	0.128	0.841	0.285	26	NL
Canada	33,098,932	1,165	35,200	2.8%	17.59	6.4%	15.9%	2%	183.5	181.8	405	353.2	684.7	-2,000	-3,000
Cayman Islands	44,270	1.391	32,300	1.7%		4.1%		2.8%	0.265	0.249	0.001	0.457	0.071		UK
Bermuda	65,365	2.33	36,000	2%		5%	19%	3.3%	0.671	0.594	0.879	5.523	0.160		UK
British Virgin Islands	22,643	2.498	38,500	1%		3%		2.5%	0.122	0.116	0.0253	0.187	36.1		US
American total	893,456,036	17,325	19,400	3.67%	629.9	11.29%	36.4%	3.5%	3,400.7	3,577	2,156	2,790	11,817	-21,000 15,320	-35,000 10,000

CIA World Fact Book 8 February 2007

World Prison Brief 19 April 2006

Human Development Data 2006

[1] Major crossing point for Cubans trying to reach the USA

[2] Haiti is entitled to no less than $1 billion from the USA every year and as the result of the coup and hurricanes is entitled to more this first year of social security assistance Hurricane/ Haitian Insurance HA-29-9-04

[3] Bolivian budget dramatically increased from $2.265 billion in revenues and 2.769 billion expenditures in 2005

[4] Bolivian imports increased from $1.986 billion and exports from $1.595 billion.

[5] Cuban budget statistics went up from the credibly communist numbers of $18.01 billion revenues and $19.06 billion in expenditures in 2005. The new numbers indicate $35.07 billion revenues and $36.41 billion expenditures for 2006, more than 80% of the economy. Therefore we are staying with the old numbers

[6] The GDP estimate for Ecuador greatly increased from $49.51 billion and $3,700 per capita.

[7] Suriname GDP increased from $1.885 billion, $4,300 per capita in 2005

[8] Peru budget revenues and expenditures increased dramatically from $13.6 and $14.6 billion in 2005

[9] Peru international trade increased dramatically from $12.3 and $9.6 billion in 2005

[10] Uruguay GDP went down from $49.27 billion and $14,500 per capita in 2005 although a positive growth rate is reported.

[11] The US GDP is highly disputed whereas it is so much higher than all the other nations in the world.  The CIA reports a GDP of $12.98 trillion and per capita of $43,500.  The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) estimates a GDP of $13,449.9 billion although 2.2% growth rate belies this and increasing income inequality renders this undesirable. A lower real GDP using chained 2000 dollars of $11,506.5 billion is offered. The US Census Bureau reported a per capita of $21,600 in 1999 and median household income of $43,318.  WHO reports a per capita GDP of $36,056 in 2002 however this is likely inspired by the high percentage of per capita contribution of US citizens to health.  The $11,506.5 billion figure for the GDP results in a per capita of $38,353.  The BEA estimates gross disposable personal income using chained 2000 dollars is $8,419.1 billion for a per capita income of $28,063, a reasonable estimate.  The dispute seems to be whether European GDP is really the GNI and value that the US gives to its investments in order to justify the loans needed to afford the deficit.  The high figures for the US are disturbing because they seem to provoke pillaging and unrealistic estimates that lead to market failure and large quantities of fraud and fraudulently enforced printings of money that led to the recent devaluation.  The Federal Reserve has therefore advocated for a Great Moderation of the GDP to limit these financial stresses and the proliferation of economic services.  To improve this study it would be nice if the CIA would have a column for GNI and per capita income whereas the GNI is a much better indicator of the economic well being of the people.