Argentina vs Poland

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Argentina runs 103.8 men per 100 women aged 20–39 against 104.1 in Poland. On the 15 measures both countries carry, Poland leads 8.

The difference at a glance

Green favours Poland. Country figures. Cities inside one country differ, often by more than the countries differ from each other.

Head to head

Each row is named for the thing more of which is better, so a longer bar always wins.

ArgentinaPoland
103.8More women 20–39men per 100 women, national census104.1
35%Lower income taxtop personal rate, not an effective rate32%
575More English spokenadult proficiency score600
4.5Saferhomicides per 100,000 a year0.8
77.5Longer life expectancyyears at birth78.4
$32,587RicherGDP per capita, current USD$54,262
63/100More politically stable0 to 10074/100
41/100Less corruption0 to 10064/100
12 monthsLonger nomad visamax stay, months12 months

Longer is better. Bar length is the rank among all countries we hold that measure for, not a share of the pair.

Every country measure, side by side

National figures throughout. What a city inside either country costs, and how its own sex ratio runs, is the table below this one.

National men per 100 womenthe city figure is above103.8104.10.3
Visa-free entrylongest headline entry for a typical Western passport180n/a
Top personal income tax rateheadline rate, not an effective rate35%32%3 points
English proficiencyadult proficiency score57560025 points
Homicide rateper 100,000 per year4.50.83.7
Life expectancyyears at birth77.578.40.9 years
GDP per capitacurrent USD$32,587$54,2621.67× as much
Female labour force participationno direction is asserted52%52%
Fertility ratebirths per woman1.501.14
Obesity, womenage-standardised38.4%17.6%20.8 points
Mean height, womenadults161 cm / 5′3″166 cm / 5′5″
Political stability0 to 100, higher is more stable63/10074/10011 points
Low corruption0 to 100, higher is cleaner41/10064/10023 points
Digital nomad visamax stay; headline route, not a guarantee12 months12 months0.00
Never-married women, 20–39census or survey, years differ between countries35.0%32.8%
Main languagethe city may differSpanishPolish

Data updated August 6, 2026.

Sex ratio by age

Men per 100 women in each five-year band, with 100 as parity. National census age×sex tables, which is the one figure on this page no cost-of-living site holds.

ArgentinaPoland80901001101201520253035404550556065age band, lower boundmen per 100 women

Every city we track in both

A national sex ratio is an average of places that do not resemble each other. These are the cities behind it.

Argentina

CityMen/100 womenEssentials
Rosariodepartment level94.7$664
Córdobadepartment level95.2$1,001
San Miguel de Tucumándepartment level96.0$710
Mar del Platadepartment level96.2$900
Buenos Airesdepartment level96.7$1,325
Saltadepartment level96.7$823
La Platadepartment level96.9$760
Barilochedepartment level98.0$1,294
Mendozadepartment level102.8$907

Poland

CityMen/100 womenEssentials
Warsawmunicipality level90.0$1,749
Krakówmunicipality level93.8$1,542
Gdańskmunicipality level94.0$1,540
Poznańmunicipality level94.7$1,321
Wrocławmunicipality level95.1$1,455
Łódźmunicipality level97.4$1,230

Argentina spans 8.1 points across its 9 tracked cities, Poland 7.4 across 6. The national figure is the average of neither.

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