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With the exception of tiny Luxembourg, Norway has the highest GDP per head of the 30 mainly rich countries in the OECD, according to new calculations from the Paris-based organisation. Higher oil revenues raised Norway's GDP per head to 164% of the OECD average by 2005, an increase of 19 percentage points from 2002. Comparisons are based on purchasing-power parity, which takes account of price differences between countries. On that basis, living standards in Britain, Germany, Japan, France and Italy are all close to the OECD average. America's income per head is comfortably above that level. Poland, Mexico and Turkey are the club's poorest members, with incomes per head of less than half the average.

除了小小的卢森堡，在经合组织的30个主要的富裕国家中，挪威拥有最高水平的人均本地生产总值，这由总部设在巴黎的组织，根据新的计算方法得到的。较高的石油收入使挪威的人均本地生产总值高达经合组织2005年平均水平的164 ％ ，从2002年起，增加了19个百分点。比较是基于同等的购买力水平，这是考虑到国家间的价格不等。 在此基础上，在英国，德国，日本，法国和意大利，人民的生活水平都接近经合组织的平均水平。美国的人均收入是恰当地超过合理的水平。波兰，墨西哥和土耳其是俱乐部最贫困的成员，人均收入不到平均水平的一半。