It wasn't listed so I have no idea
Seems like something of a huge omission.
Just saying...
there are two measures of economic output. One is based on a phony measure called Producer Price Parity or PPP. It is an artificial inflator of GDP for poorer nations. It creates the false impression that poorer nations do better than they appear.
The other is a straight up measure of GDP based on currency exchanges, etc.
Look at China another way. If roughly 80% of America’s workforce was still on the farm, how would we look economically. Not hard to figure out. Well, that’s China.