Data Duel
Virgin Islands (U.S.)
1—7
indicators wonNorway
Economy
$4.7B
GDP
$483.7B●
$44,321
GDP per Capita
$86,810●
-1.3%
GDP Growth
2.1%●
12.0%
Unemployment
4.0%●
—
Inflation
3.1%
—
Extreme Poverty
0.2%
Demographics
104,377
Population
5.6M
80.5
Life Expectancy
83.1●
2.0
Fertility Rate
1.4
Technology
64.4%
Internet Users
99.0%●
Environment
●0.0
CO₂ Emissions
40.0
203.6
Forest Area
122,034●
Defense
—
Military (% GDP)
2.1%
—
Military Spending
$10.4B
GDP Historical Comparison
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who wins the Data Duel between Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway?
- Norway wins the Data Duel 7-1 across the 12 indicators compared. The comparison covers GDP, population, life expectancy, CO₂ emissions, and 8 more indicators sourced from the World Bank.
- How do Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway compare on GDP?
- Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a GDP of $4.7 billion, while Norway has $483.7 billion. Norway leads on this indicator.
- How do Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway compare on GDP per Capita?
- Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a GDP per Capita of $44,320.909, while Norway has $86,809.725. Norway leads on this indicator.
- How do Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway compare on Population?
- Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a Population of 104,377, while Norway has 5.6 million. they are comparable on this indicator.
- How do Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway compare on Life Expectancy?
- Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a Life Expectancy of 80.5, while Norway has 83.1. Norway leads on this indicator.
- How do Virgin Islands (U.S.) and Norway compare on GDP Growth?
- Virgin Islands (U.S.) has a GDP Growth of -1.3%, while Norway has 2.1%. Norway leads on this indicator.