This is a list of country subdivisions by gross domestic product (nominal) per capita in the world, ordered by GDP per capita (from 2008). Entries are limited to those entities exceeding 50,000 U.S. dollars. Those subdivisions which are the largest (in GDP per capita terms) in their respective countries are shown in bold. Figures are shown in U.S. dollars.

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List of European regions by their GDP per capita. Figures are in current euros (2008) and United States Dollars of 2010.

List of European Union regions by GDP per capita in 2008^[1]

Rank	Region	Country	GDP per capita (€)	GDP per capita ($)
-	EU27	-	25,100	32,973
1	Inner London	United Kingdom	88,300	116,000
2	Brussels	Belgium	60,600	79,610
3	North Holland	Netherlands	53,800	70,677
4	Hovedstaden	Denmark	52,400	68,838
5	London	United Kingdom	50,600	66,473
6	Stockholm	Sweden	49,200	64,634
7	Hamburg	Germany	49,100	64,503
8	Île-de-France	France	47,800	62,795
9	Southern and Eastern	Ireland	45,000	59,117
10	Wien	Austria	44,600	59,591
11	Åland	Finland	42,800	56,226
12	Utrecht	Netherlands	42,600	55,964
13	Oberbayern	Germany	42,200	55,438
14	Groningen	Netherlands	41,300	54,256
15	Bremen	Germany	41,200	54,124
14	East Sweden	Sweden	41,100	53,993
17	Darmstadt	Germany	40,700	53,468
18	Midtjylland	Denmark	40,500	53,205
19	North Eastern Scotland	United Kingdom	40,400	53,073