Private consumption was 47.07% of GDP, implying about US$16.0k per resident.
This graphic compares Taiwan’s output scale with the amount of private consumption implied per resident in 2024. The benchmark view shows GDP per resident of about US$34.0k, consumption per resident of about US$16.0k and private consumption equal to 47.07% of GDP. Because the GDP and per-person values are derived from official macro ratios and population context, the page is source-labelled rather than treated as a pure same-table official final value.
Source 1: Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Publisher: Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan)
Units: US$; percentage points; percent of GDP
Source 2: National Statistics, R.O.C. (Taiwan) / DGBAS
Publisher: National Statistics, R.O.C. (Taiwan) / DGBAS
Units: percentage points; percent of GDP; US$ derived values
Values are shown on a current-dollar derived basis. The comparison is designed to show the gap between national output per resident and private-consumption spending per resident, not household disposable income.
GDP per resident is calculated from the supplied current-dollar GDP basis and end-2024 population. Total private consumption is calculated as 47.07% of GDP, and consumption per resident is calculated by dividing that total by the population estimate.
Taiwan GNI per capita versus GDP per capita, 2024
Gross National Income (GNI) per resident exceeded GDP per resident by about US$1.1k in 2024.
TSMC electricity use versus Taiwan demand
TSMC bought 25.6 terawatt-hours (TWh), about 9.0% of Taiwan’s 2024 electricity use.
Taiwan electronic-parts export surplus
Electronic-parts exports reached US$222.9B versus US$143.7B of imports in 2025.