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Income and CO₂ per person in the 40 most populous countries with data, 2022

Among these 40 countries, emissions per person run from 0.06 metric tons a year in the Democratic Republic of the Congo to 14.8 in the United States.

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What does this axis measure?
Income and CO₂ per person in the 40 most populous countries with data, 2022: 40 points, a scatter chart.
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The data: 40 points
GDP per capita, PPP (intl $)CO₂ per person (metric tons)
8440.06
1,3580.25
1,9590.27
2,1220.13
2,2890.14
3,0570.3
3,4040.38
4,9260.6
5,0700.59
5,1770.59
5,5320.87
7,7493.48
7,7661.99
8,0503.24
8,3711.32
8,4001.87
11,4166.87
12,8022.72
13,0724.94
13,2052.22
13,5064.24
14,4691.73
14,6402.28
16,2353.53
16,4213.8
18,2924.05
18,4738.57
19,2388.22
25,43711.51
27,3625.1
32,4688.2
34,1234.9
36,2245.7
38,2698.24
38,4074.56
39,0664.46
41,32111.72
45,53014.11
46,6487.94
58,48714.8
Source
Global Carbon Project, Global Carbon Budget 2025 (CO₂ per person); Bolt and van Zanden, Maddison Project Database 2023 (GDP per capita in 2011 international dollars); with processing by Our World in Data; most populous countries selected and values rounded by Unlabeled via Global Carbon Budget 2025, Global Carbon Project
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