According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) data for 2021, the five richest countries in Latin America by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita are:

Chile - GDP per capita of $16,616.82
Largest economic sectors: copper mining, agriculture, forestry, fishing, and service sectors such as tourism, finance, and retail.
Uruguay - GDP per capita of $16,224.92
Largest economic sectors: services, agriculture, and manufacturing, with a focus on textiles, food processing, and beverages.
Panama - GDP per capita of $15,610.80
Largest economic sectors: services, particularly financial services, logistics, transportation, and tourism.
Costa Rica - GDP per capita of $12,792.47
Largest economic sectors: services, agriculture, and manufacturing, with a focus on electronics, medical devices, and food processing.
Argentina - GDP per capita of $11,232.34
Largest economic sectors: services, manufacturing, and agriculture, with a focus on food processing, automobiles, and oil and gas production.
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