Penn-World Tables, Version 5.6
1 ( POP ) = Population in 000's
2 ( RGDPCH ) = Real GDP per capita in constant dollars (Chain Index) (expressed in international prices, base 1985.)
3 ( RGDPL ) = Real GDP per capita (Laspeyres index) (1985 intl. prices)
4 ( C ) = Real Consumption share of GDP [%] (1985 intl. prices)
5 ( I ) = Real Investment share of GDP [%] (1985 intl. prices)
6 ( G ) = Real Government share of GDP [%] (1985 intl. prices)
7 ( RGDPTT) = Real GDP per capita in constant dollars adjusted for changes in terms of trade (1985 international prices for domestic absorption and current prices for exports and imports.)
8 ( Y ) = CGDP relative to U.S. [%] (U.S.=100, current intl. prices)
9 ( CGDP ) = Real GDP per capita (current intl. prices)
10 ( CC ) = Real Consumption share of GDP [%] (current intl. prices)
11 ( CI ) = Real Investment share of GDP [%] (current intl. prices)
12 ( CG ) = Real Government share of GDP [%] (current intl. prices)
13 ( P ) = Price level GDP [%] (PPP GDP/ U.S. dollar exchange rate)
14 ( PC ) = Price level Consumption [%] ([PPP of C]/XR)
15 ( PI ) = Price level Investment [%] ([PPP of I]/XR)
16 ( PG ) = Price level Government [%] ([PPP of G]/XR)
17 ( XR ) = Exchange Rate with U.S. dollar
18 ( RGDPEA ) = Real GDP per Equivalent Adult (1985 intl. prices)
19 ( RGDPW ) = Real GDP per Worker (1985 intl. prices)
20 ( KAPW ) = Non-residential Capital Stock per Worker (1985 intl. prices)
21 ( KDUR ) = Producer Durables (% of KAPW) (1985 intl. prices)
22 ( KNRES ) = Nonresidential construction (% of KAPW) (1985 intl. prices)
23 ( KOTHER ) = Other Construction (% of KAPW) (1985 intl. prices)
24 ( KRES ) = Residential construction (% of KAPW) (1985 intl. prices)
25 ( KTRANP ) = Transportation Equipment (% of KAPW) (1985 intl. prices)
25 ( OPEN ) = Openness (Exports+Imports)/Nominal GDP
26 ( RGNP ) = Real Gross National Product (% of CGDP)
27 ( IPRI ) = Gross Domestic Private Investment (% of Gross Domestic Investment in current intl.prices)
28 ( STLIV ) = Standard of Living Index (Consumption plus government consumption minus military expenditure, % of GDP.