Introduction
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a measure of the total economic output of a country. It is the sum of all the goods and services produced within a country over a given period. The GDP of a country is an important indicator of its economic health and can be used to compare the economic performance of different countries.
According to the World Bank, the United States has the highest GDP of any country in the world, with a value of $23.3 trillion. The American economy is one of the most diversified and technologically advanced in the world which contributes to the US’s large GDP. China is the second-largest economy in the world, with a GDP of $17.7 trillion. Japan, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, and France round out the top seven, all with GDPs over $3 trillion.
On the other hand, there are countries with low GDPs. The country with the lowest GDP in the world is Nauru, with a value of $133.2 million. Palau, Marshall Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, and São Tomé and Príncipe are some other countries with low GDPs. These countries are typically characterized by limited natural resources, small populations, geographic isolation, and a heavy reliance on tourism or foreign aid.
It is important to note that GDP is not necessarily an accurate reflection of the economic well-being of a country’s citizens. While a high GDP indicates a large and productive economy, it does not necessarily mean that all citizens are equally prosperous. Countries with lower GDPs may also have a higher standard of living if income is distributed more equally among the population.
Countries by GDP
| # | Country | GDP | GDP Growth | GDP per capita |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United States of America | 23.3 trillion | 3.7% | $70,248.63 |
| 2 | People's Republic of China | 17.7 trillion | 4.4% | $12,556.33 |
| 3 | Japan | 4.9 trillion | 2.4% | $39,312.66 |
| 4 | Germany | 4.3 trillion | 2.1% | $51,203.55 |
| 5 | India | 3.2 trillion | 8.2% | $2,256.59 |
| 6 | United Kingdom | 3.1 trillion | 3.7% | $46,510.28 |
| 7 | France | 3 trillion | 2.9% | $43,658.98 |
| 8 | Italy | 2.1 trillion | 2.3% | $35,657.5 |
| 9 | Canada | 2 trillion | 3.9% | $51,987.94 |
| 10 | South Korea | 1.8 trillion | 2.5% | $34,997.78 |
| 11 | Russia | 1.8 trillion | -8.5% | $12,194.78 |
| 12 | Brazil | 1.6 trillion | 0.8% | $7,507.16 |
| 13 | Australia | 1.6 trillion | 4.2% | $60,443.11 |
| 14 | Spain | 1.4 trillion | 4.8% | $30,103.51 |
| 15 | Mexico | 1.3 trillion | 2% | $10,045.68 |
| 16 | Indonesia | 1.2 trillion | 5.4% | $4,332.71 |
| 17 | Netherlands | 1 trillion | 3% | $57,767.88 |
| 18 | Saudi Arabia | 834 billion | 7.6% | $23,185.87 |
| 19 | Turkey | 819 billion | 2.7% | $9,661.24 |
| 20 | Switzerland | 801 billion | 2.2% | $91,991.6 |
| 21 | Poland | 679 billion | 3.7% | $17,999.91 |
| 22 | Sweden | 636 billion | 2.9% | $61,028.74 |
| 23 | Belgium | 594 billion | 2.1% | $51,247.01 |
| 24 | Thailand | 506 billion | 3.3% | $7,066.19 |
| 25 | Ireland | 504 billion | 5.2% | $100,172.1 |
| 26 | Israel | 489 billion | 5% | $52,170.71 |
| 27 | Argentina | 487 billion | 4% | $10,636.12 |
| 28 | Norway | 482 billion | 4% | $89,154.28 |
| 29 | Austria | 480 billion | 2.6% | $53,637.71 |
| 30 | Nigeria | 441 billion | 3.4% | $2,065.75 |
| 31 | South Africa | 419 billion | 1.9% | $7,055.05 |
| 32 | Bangladesh | 416 billion | 6.4% | $2,457.93 |
| 33 | United Arab Emirates | 415 billion | 4.2% | $44,315.55 |
| 34 | Egypt | 404 billion | 5.9% | $3,698.84 |
| 35 | Denmark | 398 billion | 2.3% | $68,007.76 |
| 36 | Singapore | 397 billion | 4% | $72,794 |
| 37 | Philippines | 394 billion | 6.5% | $3,460.53 |
| 38 | Malaysia | 373 billion | 5.6% | $11,109.26 |
| 39 | Hong Kong | 369 billion | 0.5% | $49,800.54 |
| 40 | Vietnam | 366 billion | 6% | $3,756.49 |
| 41 | Iran | 360 billion | 3% | $4,091.21 |
| 42 | Pakistan | 348 billion | 4% | $1,505.01 |
| 43 | Chile | 317 billion | 1.5% | $16,265.1 |
| 44 | Colombia | 314 billion | 5.8% | $6,104.14 |
| 45 | Finland | 297 billion | 1.6% | $53,654.75 |
| 46 | Romania | 284 billion | 2.2% | $14,858.23 |
| 47 | Czech Republic | 282 billion | 2.3% | $26,821.25 |
| 48 | Portugal | 254 billion | 4% | $24,567.51 |
| 49 | New Zealand | 250 billion | 2.7% | $48,781.03 |
| 50 | Peru | 223 billion | 3% | $6,621.57 |
| 51 | Greece | 215 billion | 3.5% | $20,192.6 |
| 52 | Iraq | 208 billion | 9.5% | $4,775.38 |
| 53 | Ukraine | 200 billion | -35% | $4,835.57 |
| 54 | Kazakhstan | 197 billion | 2.3% | $10,373.79 |
| 55 | Hungary | 182 billion | 3.7% | $18,728.12 |
| 56 | Qatar | 180 billion | 3.4% | $66,838.36 |
| 57 | Algeria | 163 billion | 2.4% | $3,690.63 |
| 58 | Morocco | 143 billion | 1.1% | $3,795.38 |
| 59 | Slovakia | 117 billion | 2.6% | $21,391.93 |
| 60 | Ethiopia | 111 billion | 3.8% | $925.08 |
| 61 | Kenya | 110 billion | 5.7% | $2,081.8 |
| 62 | Cuba | 107 billion | ||
| 63 | Puerto Rico | 107 billion | 4.8% | $32,640.71 |
| 64 | Ecuador | 106 billion | 2.9% | $5,965.13 |
| 65 | Kuwait | 106 billion | 8.2% | |
| 66 | Dominican Republic | 94 billion | 5.5% | $8,476.75 |
| 67 | Sri Lanka | 89 billion | 2.6% | $4,013.69 |
| 68 | Oman | 88 billion | 5.6% | $19,509.47 |
| 69 | Guatemala | 86 billion | 4% | $5,025.54 |
| 70 | Luxembourg | 86 billion | 1.8% | $133,590.1 |
| 71 | Bulgaria | 84 billion | 3.2% | $12,221.5 |
| 72 | Ghana | 78 billion | 5.2% | $2,363.3 |
| 73 | Ivory Coast | 70 billion | 6% | $2,549.04 |
| 74 | Uzbekistan | 69 billion | 3.4% | $1,983.07 |
| 75 | Croatia | 69 billion | 2.7% | $17,685.33 |
| 76 | Belarus | 68 billion | -6.4% | $7,302.26 |
| 77 | Tanzania | 68 billion | 4.8% | $1,099.29 |
| 78 | Angola | 67 billion | 3% | $1,953.53 |
| 79 | Lithuania | 66 billion | 1.8% | $23,723.34 |
| 80 | Myanmar | 65 billion | 1.6% | $1,209.93 |
| 81 | Costa Rica | 64 billion | 3.3% | $12,472.44 |
| 82 | Panama | 64 billion | 7.5% | $14,617.6 |
| 83 | Serbia | 63 billion | 3.5% | $9,230.18 |
| 84 | Slovenia | 62 billion | 3.7% | $29,291.4 |
| 85 | Uruguay | 59 billion | 3.9% | $17,313.19 |
| 86 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 55 billion | 6.4% | $577.21 |
| 87 | Azerbaijan | 55 billion | 2.8% | $5,388 |
| 88 | Tunisia | 47 billion | 2.2% | $3,807.14 |
| 89 | Jordan | 46 billion | 2.4% | $4,103.26 |
| 90 | Cameroon | 45 billion | 4.3% | $1,666.93 |
| 91 | Turkmenistan | 45 billion | 1.6% | |
| 92 | Libya | 43 billion | 3.5% | $6,357.2 |
| 93 | Uganda | 41 billion | 4.9% | $883.89 |
| 94 | Bolivia | 40 billion | 3.8% | $3,345.2 |
| 95 | Latvia | 40 billion | 1% | $21,148.16 |
| 96 | Paraguay | 39 billion | 0.3% | $5,891.5 |
| 97 | Bahrain | 39 billion | 3.3% | $26,562.97 |
| 98 | Estonia | 37 billion | 0.2% | $27,943.7 |
| 99 | Nepal | 36 billion | 4.1% | $1,208.22 |
| 100 | Sudan | 34 billion | 0.3% | $751.82 |
| 101 | Macau | 30 billion | 15.5% | $43,873.59 |
| 102 | El Salvador | 29 billion | 3% | $4,551.19 |
| 103 | Honduras | 28 billion | 3.8% | $2,771.72 |
| 104 | Cyprus | 28 billion | 2.1% | $31,551.82 |
| 105 | Zimbabwe | 28 billion | 3.5% | $1,773.92 |
| 106 | Senegal | 28 billion | 5% | $1,636.89 |
| 107 | Cambodia | 27 billion | 5.1% | $1,625.24 |
| 108 | Papua New Guinea | 27 billion | 4.8% | $2,672.95 |
| 109 | Iceland | 26 billion | 3.3% | $68,727.64 |
| 110 | Trinidad and Tobago | 24 billion | 5.5% | $16,032.5 |
| 111 | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 23 billion | 2.4% | $7,143.31 |
| 112 | Lebanon | 23 billion | $4,136.15 | |
| 113 | Zambia | 22 billion | 3.1% | $1,137.34 |
| 114 | Yemen | 22 billion | 1% | |
| 115 | Haiti | 21 billion | 0.3% | $1,829.59 |
| 116 | Gabon | 20 billion | 2.7% | $8,635.33 |
| 117 | Burkina Faso | 20 billion | 4.7% | $893.08 |
| 118 | Mali | 19 billion | 2% | $873.79 |
| 119 | Laos | 19 billion | 3.2% | $2,535.62 |
| 120 | Georgia | 19 billion | 3.2% | $5,023.27 |
| 121 | Albania | 18 billion | 2% | $6,492.87 |
| 122 | Botswana | 18 billion | 4.3% | $6,805.22 |
| 123 | Malta | 17 billion | 4.8% | $33,486.67 |
| 124 | Benin | 17 billion | 5.9% | $1,319.16 |
| 125 | Guinea | 16 billion | 4.8% | $1,189.18 |
| 126 | Mozambique | 16 billion | 3.8% | $491.84 |
| 127 | Mongolia | 15 billion | 2% | $4,566.14 |
| 128 | Niger | 15 billion | 6.9% | $590.63 |
| 129 | Afghanistan | 15 billion | $368.75 | |
| 130 | Jamaica | 15 billion | 2.5% | $5,183.58 |
| 131 | Madagascar | 14 billion | 5.1% | $500.51 |
| 132 | Nicaragua | 14 billion | 3.8% | $2,045.54 |
| 133 | Brunei | 14 billion | 5.8% | $31,449.08 |
| 134 | Armenia | 14 billion | 1.5% | $4,966.51 |
| 135 | Republic of Macedonia | 14 billion | 3.2% | $6,694.64 |
| 136 | Moldova | 14 billion | 0.3% | $5,230.66 |
| 137 | Republic of the Congo | 13 billion | 2.4% | $2,290.38 |
| 138 | Malawi | 13 billion | 2.7% | $634.84 |
| 139 | Namibia | 12 billion | 2.8% | $4,865.56 |
| 140 | Equatorial Guinea | 12 billion | 6.1% | $7,506.67 |
| 141 | Chad | 12 billion | 3.3% | $685.69 |
| 142 | Mauritius | 12 billion | 6.1% | $9,106.24 |
| 143 | The Bahamas | 11 billion | 6% | $27,478.39 |
| 144 | Syria | 11 billion | ||
| 145 | Rwanda | 11 billion | 6.4% | $822.35 |
| 146 | New Caledonia | 10 billion | $37,159.55 | |
| 147 | Mauritania | 10 billion | 5% | $2,166.05 |
| 148 | Kosovo | 9 billion | 2.8% | $5,269.78 |
| 149 | Tajikistan | 9 billion | 2.5% | $897.05 |
| 150 | Monaco | 9 billion | $234,315.5 | |
| 151 | Kyrgyzstan | 9 billion | 0.9% | $1,276.7 |
| 152 | Togo | 8 billion | 5.6% | $973.21 |
| 153 | Guyana | 8 billion | 47.2% | $9,998.54 |
| 154 | Somalia | 8 billion | 3% | $446.98 |
| 155 | Isle of Man | 7 billion | ||
| 156 | Bermuda | 7 billion | $114,090.3 | |
| 157 | Guam | 6 billion | $35,904.86 | |
| 158 | Liechtenstein | 6 billion | ||
| 159 | Cayman Islands | 6 billion | $86,568.77 | |
| 160 | Montenegro | 6 billion | 3.8% | $9,465.7 |
| 161 | Maldives | 5 billion | 6.1% | $10,366.29 |
| 162 | Barbados | 5 billion | 11.2% | $17,225.46 |
| 163 | Eswatini | 5 billion | 2.1% | $3,978.4 |
| 164 | Fiji | 4 billion | 6.8% | $4,646.61 |
| 165 | United States Virgin Islands | 4 billion | ||
| 166 | Sierra Leone | 4 billion | 3.4% | $480.04 |
| 167 | Faroe Islands | 4 billion | $69,010.31 | |
| 168 | East Timor | 4 billion | 2% | $2,741.39 |
| 169 | Liberia | 4 billion | 4.5% | $675.66 |
| 170 | Djibouti | 3 billion | 3% | $3,150.44 |
| 171 | Andorra | 3 billion | 4.5% | $42,137.33 |
| 172 | Aruba | 3 billion | 2.7% | $29,342.1 |
| 173 | Suriname | 3 billion | 1.8% | $4,869.13 |
| 174 | Burundi | 3 billion | 3.6% | $221.48 |
| 175 | Bhutan | 3 billion | 4.4% | $3,266.37 |
| 176 | Central African Republic | 3 billion | 3.5% | $461.14 |
| 177 | Lesotho | 2 billion | 3.1% | $1,094.1 |
| 178 | Belize | 2 billion | 5.7% | $6,228.27 |
| 179 | The Gambia | 2 billion | 5.6% | $772.15 |
| 180 | Guinea-Bissau | 2 billion | 3.8% | $795.12 |
| 181 | Solomon Islands | 2 billion | -4% | $2,304.85 |
| 182 | San Marino | 2 billion | 1.3% | |
| 183 | Antigua and Barbuda | 1 billion | 6.5% | $15,781.4 |
| 184 | Seychelles | 1 billion | 4.6% | $14,653.31 |
| 185 | Comoros | 1 billion | 3.5% | $1,577.47 |
| 186 | Sint Maarten | 1 billion | ||
| 187 | Northern Mariana Islands | 1 billion | ||
| 188 | Grenada | 1 billion | 3.6% | $9,010.57 |
| 189 | Vanuatu | 956 million | 2.2% | $2,996.62 |
| 190 | Turks and Caicos Islands | 943 million | $20,908.58 | |
| 191 | Dominica | 554 million | 6.8% | $7,653.17 |
| 192 | São Tomé and Príncipe | 527 million | 1.6% | $2,360.54 |
| 193 | Federated States of Micronesia | 404 million | -0.5% | $3,571.34 |
| 194 | Marshall Islands | 260 million | 2% | $6,172.15 |
| 195 | Palau | 218 million | 8.1% | $12,083.89 |
| 196 | Nauru | 133 million | 0.9% | $10,648.14 |
Highest GDP Countries
The ten highest GDP countries are the United States of America, China, Japan, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Canada, and South Korea. The United States is the country with the highest GDP, with a GDP of $23.3 trillion. China is the second country with the highest GDP with a GDP of $17.7 trillion and is also one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. Japan ranks third with a GDP of $4.9 trillion and its economy is dominated by the service sector, followed by industry and agriculture. Germany is the fourth with the highest GDP with a GDP of $4.2 trillion. India is the fifth country with the highest GDP with a GDP of $3.1 trillion and is one of the world’s fastest-growing major economies, driven by sectors such as information technology, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. The United Kingdom ranks sixth with a GDP of $3.1 trillion. France is the seventh country with the highest GDP with a GDP of $2.9 trillion. Italy ranks eighth with a GDP of $2.1 trillion while Canada ranks ninth with a GDP of $1.9 trillion. Finally, South Korea is the tenth country with the highest GDP with a GDP of $1.8 trillion.
The ten highest GDP countries are:
1. United States of America – $23,315,080,560,000
2. China – $17,734,062,645,371
3. Japan – $4,940,877,780,755
4. Germany – $4,259,934,911,822
5. India – $3,176,295,065,497
6. United Kingdom – $3,131,377,762,926
7. France – $2,957,879,759,264
8. Italy – $2,107,702,842,670
9. Canada – $1,988,336,331,717
10. South Korea – $1,810,955,871,381
Country With Highest GDP
The United States is the country with the highest GDP in the world with a GDP of $23,315,080,560,000 in 2021. The US has been the country with the highest GDP for many years and this can be attributed to a number of factors. The US has a large and diverse economy, with a strong focus on technology, finance, and service industries. The country also has a well-developed infrastructure and a highly educated workforce, which helps to drive innovation and productivity. Finally, the US has a stable political and economic environment, which has attracted investment and allowed businesses to thrive. Despite its strong position, the US faces challenges in maintaining its position as the country with the highest GDP. The rise of China as a global economic power, as well as the increasing importance of other emerging markets, means that the US will need to remain competitive and innovative in order to stay ahead.
Lowest GDP Countries
The ten lowest GDP countries are Nauru, Palau, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, São Tomé and Príncipe, Dominica, Turks and Caicos Islands, Vanuatu, Grenada, and Northern Mariana Islands.
Nauru is the country with the lowest GDP, with a GDP of $133.2 million. Palau has the second lowest GDP at $217.8 million, followed by the Marshall Islands with a GDP of $259.5 million. The Federated States of Micronesia is the fourth country with the lowest GDP with a GDP of $404 million, while São Tomé and Príncipe rank fifth and have a GDP of $526.6 million. Dominica is the sixth country with the lowest GDP in the world with a GDP of $554.1 million, while the Turks and Caicos Islands rank seventh and have a GDP of $943.2 million. Vanuatu is the eighth country with the lowest GDP in the world with a GDP of $956.3 and is followed by Grenara, ranking ninth, with a GDP of $1.122 trillion. Finally, the Northern Mariana Islands are the tenth country with the lowest GDP with a GDP of $1.182 trillion.
The ten lowest GDP countries are:
1. Nauru – $133,218,897
2. Palau – $217,800,000
3. Marshall Islands – $259,538,700
4. Federated States of Micronesia – $404,028,900
5. São Tomé and Príncipe – $526,653,791
6. Dominica – $554,181,481
7. Turks and Caicos Islands – $943,269,800
8. Vanuatu – $956,332,656
9. Grenada – $1,122,807,407
10. Northern Mariana Islands – $1,182,000,000
Lowest GDP in the World
Nauru is the country with the lowest GDP in the world, with a GDP of $133.2 million. The small island country has a population of just over 10,000 people and relies heavily on foreign aid to sustain its economy. Nauru’s economy is largely driven by phosphate mining, but the depletion of its natural resources has left the country struggling to find alternative sources of income. In recent years, the country has attempted to develop its tourism industry, but the lack of infrastructure and resources has made it challenging to attract visitors.
Despite its challenges, the government of Nauru has taken steps to address its economic issues. In 2018, the country launched a new development plan aimed at promoting economic growth and diversification. The plan includes initiatives to boost the country’s agricultural sector and expand its fisheries industry, as well as efforts to improve education and infrastructure.
GDP by Country
Afghanistan
15 billion
Ranked in the World
#129
$368.75
Ranked in the World
#189
Albania
18 billion
Ranked in the World
#121
Ranked in the World
#153
$6,492.87
Ranked in the World
#95
Algeria
163 billion
Ranked in the World
#57
2.4%
Ranked in the World
#136
$3,690.63
Ranked in the World
#129
Andorra
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#171
4.5%
Ranked in the World
#58
$42,137.33
Ranked in the World
#29
Angola
67 billion
Ranked in the World
#78
Ranked in the World
#111
$1,953.53
Ranked in the World
#152
Antigua and Barbuda
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#183
6.5%
Ranked in the World
#15
$15,781.4
Ranked in the World
#62
Argentina
487 billion
Ranked in the World
#27
Ranked in the World
#67
$10,636.12
Ranked in the World
#73
Armenia
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#134
1.5%
Ranked in the World
#167
$4,966.51
Ranked in the World
#109
Aruba
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#172
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#124
$29,342.1
Ranked in the World
#40
Australia
1.6 trillion
Ranked in the World
#13
4.2%
Ranked in the World
#64
$60,443.11
Ranked in the World
#15
Australia is the thirteenth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,552,667,363,236, with a GDP per capita of $59,934 and a GDP growth rate of 4.2%. Australia has a highly developed and open-market economy that is driven by the service sector, particularly in finance, tourism, and healthcare. Its significant natural resources, including coal, iron ore, and gold, also contribute significantly to its economic growth. Australia is known for its stable political environment, strong institutions, and skilled workforce.
Austria
480 billion
Ranked in the World
#29
2.6%
Ranked in the World
#130
$53,637.71
Ranked in the World
#18
Azerbaijan
55 billion
Ranked in the World
#87
2.8%
Ranked in the World
#121
$5,388
Ranked in the World
#103
Bahrain
39 billion
Ranked in the World
#97
3.3%
Ranked in the World
#99
$26,562.97
Ranked in the World
#45
Bangladesh
416 billion
Ranked in the World
#32
6.4%
Ranked in the World
#18
$2,457.93
Ranked in the World
#141
Barbados
5 billion
Ranked in the World
#162
11.2%
Ranked in the World
#3
$17,225.46
Ranked in the World
#59
Belarus
68 billion
Ranked in the World
#76
-6.4%
Ranked in the World
#185
$7,302.26
Ranked in the World
#88
Belgium
594 billion
Ranked in the World
#23
2.1%
Ranked in the World
#149
$51,247.01
Ranked in the World
#21
Belize
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#178
5.7%
Ranked in the World
#31
$6,228.27
Ranked in the World
#97
Benin
17 billion
Ranked in the World
#124
5.9%
Ranked in the World
#27
$1,319.16
Ranked in the World
#161
Bermuda
7 billion
Ranked in the World
#156
$114,090.3
Ranked in the World
#3
Bhutan
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#175
4.4%
Ranked in the World
#60
$3,266.37
Ranked in the World
#133
Bolivia
40 billion
Ranked in the World
#94
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#75
$3,345.2
Ranked in the World
#132
Bosnia and Herzegovina
23 billion
Ranked in the World
#111
2.4%
Ranked in the World
#137
$7,143.31
Ranked in the World
#89
Botswana
18 billion
Ranked in the World
#122
4.3%
Ranked in the World
#62
$6,805.22
Ranked in the World
#92
Brazil
1.6 trillion
Ranked in the World
#12
0.8%
Ranked in the World
#176
$7,507.16
Ranked in the World
#86
Brazil is the twelfth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,608,981,456,325, with a GDP per capita of $7,519 and a GDP growth rate of 0.8%. Brazil's economy is the largest in Latin America and the ninth-largest in the world. Its economic growth is driven by the service sector, which accounts for more than 70% of GDP, followed by manufacturing and agriculture. However, Brazil has been facing challenges in recent years, including high levels of inequality, political instability, and a lack of infrastructure investment.
Brunei
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#133
5.8%
Ranked in the World
#29
$31,449.08
Ranked in the World
#38
Bulgaria
84 billion
Ranked in the World
#71
3.2%
Ranked in the World
#104
$12,221.5
Ranked in the World
#68
Burkina Faso
20 billion
Ranked in the World
#117
4.7%
Ranked in the World
#55
$893.08
Ranked in the World
#172
Burundi
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#174
3.6%
Ranked in the World
#87
$221.48
Ranked in the World
#190
Cambodia
27 billion
Ranked in the World
#107
5.1%
Ranked in the World
#42
$1,625.24
Ranked in the World
#157
Cameroon
45 billion
Ranked in the World
#90
4.3%
Ranked in the World
#63
$1,666.93
Ranked in the World
#155
Canada
2 trillion
Ranked in the World
#9
3.9%
Ranked in the World
#73
$51,987.94
Ranked in the World
#20
Canada is the ninth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,988,336,331,717, with a GDP per capita of $52,051 and a GDP growth rate of 3.9%. The GDP of Canada is mainly driven by the service sector, which accounts for about 70% of the total output. Other significant sectors include natural resources, manufacturing, and agriculture. Canada has a highly developed and diversified economy, with a skilled workforce, strong infrastructure, and abundant natural resources. Its economic ties with the United States, as well as other international trade agreements, contribute significantly to its economic growth.
Cayman Islands
6 billion
Ranked in the World
#159
$86,568.77
Ranked in the World
#7
Central African Republic
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#176
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#89
$461.14
Ranked in the World
#187
Chad
12 billion
Ranked in the World
#141
3.3%
Ranked in the World
#100
$685.69
Ranked in the World
#179
Chile
317 billion
Ranked in the World
#43
1.5%
Ranked in the World
#168
$16,265.1
Ranked in the World
#60
Colombia
314 billion
Ranked in the World
#44
5.8%
Ranked in the World
#30
$6,104.14
Ranked in the World
#99
Comoros
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#185
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#90
$1,577.47
Ranked in the World
#159
Costa Rica
64 billion
Ranked in the World
#81
3.3%
Ranked in the World
#101
$12,472.44
Ranked in the World
#67
Croatia
69 billion
Ranked in the World
#75
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#125
$17,685.33
Ranked in the World
#57
Cuba
107 billion
Ranked in the World
#62
Cyprus
28 billion
Ranked in the World
#104
2.1%
Ranked in the World
#150
$31,551.82
Ranked in the World
#37
Czech Republic
282 billion
Ranked in the World
#47
2.3%
Ranked in the World
#141
$26,821.25
Ranked in the World
#44
Democratic Republic of the Congo
55 billion
Ranked in the World
#86
6.4%
Ranked in the World
#19
$577.21
Ranked in the World
#183
Denmark
398 billion
Ranked in the World
#35
2.3%
Ranked in the World
#142
$68,007.76
Ranked in the World
#12
Djibouti
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#170
Ranked in the World
#112
$3,150.44
Ranked in the World
#134
Dominica
554 million
Ranked in the World
#191
6.8%
Ranked in the World
#13
$7,653.17
Ranked in the World
#85
Dominican Republic
94 billion
Ranked in the World
#66
5.5%
Ranked in the World
#37
$8,476.75
Ranked in the World
#84
East Timor
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#168
Ranked in the World
#154
$2,741.39
Ranked in the World
#137
Ecuador
106 billion
Ranked in the World
#64
2.9%
Ranked in the World
#118
$5,965.13
Ranked in the World
#100
Egypt
404 billion
Ranked in the World
#34
5.9%
Ranked in the World
#28
$3,698.84
Ranked in the World
#128
El Salvador
29 billion
Ranked in the World
#102
Ranked in the World
#113
$4,551.19
Ranked in the World
#116
Equatorial Guinea
12 billion
Ranked in the World
#140
6.1%
Ranked in the World
#21
$7,506.67
Ranked in the World
#87
Estonia
37 billion
Ranked in the World
#98
0.2%
Ranked in the World
#182
$27,943.7
Ranked in the World
#42
Eswatini
5 billion
Ranked in the World
#163
2.1%
Ranked in the World
#151
$3,978.4
Ranked in the World
#123
Ethiopia
111 billion
Ranked in the World
#60
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#76
$925.08
Ranked in the World
#170
Faroe Islands
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#167
$69,010.31
Ranked in the World
#10
Federated States of Micronesia
404 million
Ranked in the World
#193
-0.5%
Ranked in the World
#183
$3,571.34
Ranked in the World
#130
Fiji
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#164
6.8%
Ranked in the World
#14
$4,646.61
Ranked in the World
#114
Finland
297 billion
Ranked in the World
#45
1.6%
Ranked in the World
#163
$53,654.75
Ranked in the World
#17
France
3 trillion
Ranked in the World
#7
2.9%
Ranked in the World
#119
$43,658.98
Ranked in the World
#28
France is the seventh country with the highest GDP of $2,957,879,759,264, with a GDP per capita of $43,519 and a growth rate of 2.90%. The GDP of France is one of the highest in the world due to its strong economy, diverse industries, and skilled workforce. The country is known for its high-quality luxury goods and is a major exporter of agricultural products, particularly wine, and cheese.
Gabon
20 billion
Ranked in the World
#116
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#126
$8,635.33
Ranked in the World
#83
Georgia
19 billion
Ranked in the World
#120
3.2%
Ranked in the World
#105
$5,023.27
Ranked in the World
#108
Germany
4.3 trillion
Ranked in the World
#4
2.1%
Ranked in the World
#152
$51,203.55
Ranked in the World
#22
Germany is the fourth country with the highest GDP of $4,259,934,911,822, with a GDP per capita of $50,802 and a growth rate of 2.10%. The GDP of Germany is one of the highest in the world due to its strong economy, well-developed infrastructure, and skilled workforce. The country is known for its high-quality manufacturing and engineering industries, particularly in the automotive and machinery sectors.
Ghana
78 billion
Ranked in the World
#72
5.2%
Ranked in the World
#40
$2,363.3
Ranked in the World
#142
Greece
215 billion
Ranked in the World
#51
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#91
$20,192.6
Ranked in the World
#52
Grenada
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#188
3.6%
Ranked in the World
#88
$9,010.57
Ranked in the World
#82
Guam
6 billion
Ranked in the World
#157
$35,904.86
Ranked in the World
#32
Guatemala
86 billion
Ranked in the World
#69
Ranked in the World
#68
$5,025.54
Ranked in the World
#107
Guinea
16 billion
Ranked in the World
#125
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#49
$1,189.18
Ranked in the World
#165
Guinea-Bissau
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#180
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#77
$795.12
Ranked in the World
#176
Guyana
8 billion
Ranked in the World
#153
47.2%
Ranked in the World
#1
$9,998.54
Ranked in the World
#77
Haiti
21 billion
Ranked in the World
#115
0.3%
Ranked in the World
#178
$1,829.59
Ranked in the World
#153
Honduras
28 billion
Ranked in the World
#103
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#78
$2,771.72
Ranked in the World
#136
Hong Kong
369 billion
Ranked in the World
#39
0.5%
Ranked in the World
#177
$49,800.54
Ranked in the World
#23
Hungary
182 billion
Ranked in the World
#55
3.7%
Ranked in the World
#82
$18,728.12
Ranked in the World
#54
Iceland
26 billion
Ranked in the World
#109
3.3%
Ranked in the World
#102
$68,727.64
Ranked in the World
#11
Iceland is the one hundred and ninth country with the highest GDP, with a GDP of $25,602,419,210. Its GDP per capita is $68,384, and its GDP growth rate is 3.3%. Iceland's economy is largely based on fishing, tourism, and geothermal energy. The country has a highly educated workforce and a strong welfare system, which has contributed to its high standard of living. Additionally, Iceland has been focusing on developing its tech industry and has attracted foreign investments in the sector. However, the country's small size and geographical isolation present challenges in terms of market access and economic diversification.
India
3.2 trillion
Ranked in the World
#5
8.2%
Ranked in the World
#7
$2,256.59
Ranked in the World
#146
India is the fifth country with the highest GDP of $3,176,295,065,497, with a GDP per capita of $2,277 and a growth rate of 8.20%. The GDP of India is one of the highest in the world due to its large population, expanding middle class, and growing economy. The country is known for its rapidly developing service sector, particularly in software development and outsourcing.
Indonesia
1.2 trillion
Ranked in the World
#16
5.4%
Ranked in the World
#39
$4,332.71
Ranked in the World
#118
Indonesia is the sixteenth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,186,092,991,320, with a GDP per capita of $4,292 and a GDP growth rate of 5.4%. Indonesia's economy is the largest in Southeast Asia and is mainly driven by the service sector, followed by manufacturing and agriculture. Indonesia has a large and youthful population, which provides a significant potential consumer market. However, the country also faces challenges such as poor infrastructure, corruption, and a lack of human capital.
Iran
360 billion
Ranked in the World
#41
Ranked in the World
#114
$4,091.21
Ranked in the World
#121
Iraq
208 billion
Ranked in the World
#52
9.5%
Ranked in the World
#6
$4,775.38
Ranked in the World
#113
Ireland
504 billion
Ranked in the World
#25
5.2%
Ranked in the World
#41
$100,172.1
Ranked in the World
#4
Isle of Man
7 billion
Ranked in the World
#155
Israel
489 billion
Ranked in the World
#26
Ranked in the World
#44
$52,170.71
Ranked in the World
#19
Italy
2.1 trillion
Ranked in the World
#8
2.3%
Ranked in the World
#143
$35,657.5
Ranked in the World
#33
Italy is the eighth country with the highest GDP of $2,107,702,842,670, with a GDP per capita of $35,551 and a growth rate of 2.30%. The GDP of Italy is one of the highest in the world due to its diverse economy, particularly in the manufacturing and service sectors. The country is known for its fashion, design, and automotive industries, and its rich cultural heritage.
Ivory Coast
70 billion
Ranked in the World
#73
Ranked in the World
#24
$2,549.04
Ranked in the World
#139
Jamaica
15 billion
Ranked in the World
#130
2.5%
Ranked in the World
#133
$5,183.58
Ranked in the World
#106
Japan
4.9 trillion
Ranked in the World
#3
2.4%
Ranked in the World
#138
$39,312.66
Ranked in the World
#30
Japan is the third country with the highest GDP of $4,940,877,780,755, with a GDP per capita of $39,285 and a growth rate of 2.40%. The GDP of Japan is one of the highest in the world due to its advanced technology, highly skilled workforce, and strong export-oriented economy. The country is known for its high-tech manufacturing industries, particularly in the automotive and electronics sectors.
Jordan
46 billion
Ranked in the World
#89
2.4%
Ranked in the World
#139
$4,103.26
Ranked in the World
#120
Kazakhstan
197 billion
Ranked in the World
#54
2.3%
Ranked in the World
#144
$10,373.79
Ranked in the World
#74
Kenya
110 billion
Ranked in the World
#61
5.7%
Ranked in the World
#32
$2,081.8
Ranked in the World
#148
Kosovo
9 billion
Ranked in the World
#148
2.8%
Ranked in the World
#122
$5,269.78
Ranked in the World
#104
Kuwait
106 billion
Ranked in the World
#65
8.2%
Ranked in the World
#8
Kyrgyzstan
9 billion
Ranked in the World
#151
0.9%
Ranked in the World
#174
$1,276.7
Ranked in the World
#162
Laos
19 billion
Ranked in the World
#119
3.2%
Ranked in the World
#106
$2,535.62
Ranked in the World
#140
Latvia
40 billion
Ranked in the World
#95
Ranked in the World
#172
$21,148.16
Ranked in the World
#50
Lebanon
23 billion
Ranked in the World
#112
$4,136.15
Ranked in the World
#119
Lesotho
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#177
3.1%
Ranked in the World
#109
$1,094.1
Ranked in the World
#168
Liberia
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#169
4.5%
Ranked in the World
#59
$675.66
Ranked in the World
#180
Libya
43 billion
Ranked in the World
#92
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#92
$6,357.2
Ranked in the World
#96
Liechtenstein
6 billion
Ranked in the World
#158
Lithuania
66 billion
Ranked in the World
#79
1.8%
Ranked in the World
#160
$23,723.34
Ranked in the World
#47
Luxembourg
86 billion
Ranked in the World
#70
1.8%
Ranked in the World
#161
$133,590.1
Ranked in the World
#2
Macau
30 billion
Ranked in the World
#101
15.5%
Ranked in the World
#2
$43,873.59
Ranked in the World
#27
Madagascar
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#131
5.1%
Ranked in the World
#43
$500.51
Ranked in the World
#184
Malawi
13 billion
Ranked in the World
#138
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#127
$634.84
Ranked in the World
#181
Malaysia
373 billion
Ranked in the World
#38
5.6%
Ranked in the World
#33
$11,109.26
Ranked in the World
#71
Maldives
5 billion
Ranked in the World
#161
6.1%
Ranked in the World
#22
$10,366.29
Ranked in the World
#75
Mali
19 billion
Ranked in the World
#118
Ranked in the World
#155
$873.79
Ranked in the World
#174
Malta
17 billion
Ranked in the World
#123
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#50
$33,486.67
Ranked in the World
#35
Marshall Islands
260 million
Ranked in the World
#194
Ranked in the World
#156
$6,172.15
Ranked in the World
#98
Mauritania
10 billion
Ranked in the World
#147
Ranked in the World
#45
$2,166.05
Ranked in the World
#147
Mauritius
12 billion
Ranked in the World
#142
6.1%
Ranked in the World
#23
$9,106.24
Ranked in the World
#81
Mexico
1.3 trillion
Ranked in the World
#15
Ranked in the World
#157
$10,045.68
Ranked in the World
#76
Moldova
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#136
0.3%
Ranked in the World
#179
$5,230.66
Ranked in the World
#105
Monaco
9 billion
Ranked in the World
#150
$234,315.5
Ranked in the World
#1
Mongolia
15 billion
Ranked in the World
#127
Ranked in the World
#158
$4,566.14
Ranked in the World
#115
Montenegro
6 billion
Ranked in the World
#160
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#79
$9,465.7
Ranked in the World
#79
Morocco
143 billion
Ranked in the World
#58
1.1%
Ranked in the World
#171
$3,795.38
Ranked in the World
#126
Mozambique
16 billion
Ranked in the World
#126
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#80
$491.84
Ranked in the World
#185
Myanmar
65 billion
Ranked in the World
#80
1.6%
Ranked in the World
#164
$1,209.93
Ranked in the World
#163
Namibia
12 billion
Ranked in the World
#139
2.8%
Ranked in the World
#123
$4,865.56
Ranked in the World
#111
Nauru
133 million
Ranked in the World
#196
0.9%
Ranked in the World
#175
$10,648.14
Ranked in the World
#72
Nepal
36 billion
Ranked in the World
#99
4.1%
Ranked in the World
#66
$1,208.22
Ranked in the World
#164
Netherlands
1 trillion
Ranked in the World
#17
Ranked in the World
#115
$57,767.88
Ranked in the World
#16
The Netherlands is the seventeenth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,012,846,760,977, with a GDP per capita of $58,061 and a GDP growth rate of 3%. The Netherlands has a highly developed and diversified economy that is driven by the service sector, particularly in finance and logistics, followed by manufacturing and agriculture. The country is known for its strong institutions, innovation, and international trade, with the Port of Rotterdam being one of the busiest in the world.
New Caledonia
10 billion
Ranked in the World
#146
$37,159.55
Ranked in the World
#31
New Zealand
250 billion
Ranked in the World
#49
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#128
$48,781.03
Ranked in the World
#24
Nicaragua
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#132
3.8%
Ranked in the World
#81
$2,045.54
Ranked in the World
#150
Niger
15 billion
Ranked in the World
#128
6.9%
Ranked in the World
#12
$590.63
Ranked in the World
#182
Nigeria
441 billion
Ranked in the World
#30
3.4%
Ranked in the World
#95
$2,065.75
Ranked in the World
#149
Northern Mariana Islands
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#187
Norway
482 billion
Ranked in the World
#28
Ranked in the World
#69
$89,154.28
Ranked in the World
#6
Oman
88 billion
Ranked in the World
#68
5.6%
Ranked in the World
#34
$19,509.47
Ranked in the World
#53
Pakistan
348 billion
Ranked in the World
#42
Ranked in the World
#70
$1,505.01
Ranked in the World
#160
Pakistan is the forty-second country with the highest GDP, with a GDP of $348,262,544,719. Its GDP per capita is $1,538, and its GDP growth rate is 4%. Pakistan's economy is driven by its agricultural and manufacturing sectors, with textiles being the country's major export commodity. The country has also been working on developing its energy sector and has invested in renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. However, Pakistan's economy has been facing challenges, including high inflation rates, political instability, and security concerns, which have hindered its economic growth.
Palau
218 million
Ranked in the World
#195
8.1%
Ranked in the World
#9
$12,083.89
Ranked in the World
#70
Panama
64 billion
Ranked in the World
#82
7.5%
Ranked in the World
#11
$14,617.6
Ranked in the World
#65
Papua New Guinea
27 billion
Ranked in the World
#108
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#51
$2,672.95
Ranked in the World
#138
Paraguay
39 billion
Ranked in the World
#96
0.3%
Ranked in the World
#180
$5,891.5
Ranked in the World
#101
People's Republic of China
17.7 trillion
Ranked in the World
#2
4.4%
Ranked in the World
#61
$12,556.33
Ranked in the World
#66
The People's Republic of China is the second country with the highest GDP of $17,734,062,645,371, with a GDP per capita of $12,556 and a growth rate of 4.40%. The GDP of China is one of the highest in the world due to its massive population, abundant labor force, and rapidly growing economy. The country's government policies have been instrumental in promoting economic growth, particularly in the manufacturing and service sectors.
Peru
223 billion
Ranked in the World
#50
Ranked in the World
#116
$6,621.57
Ranked in the World
#94
Philippines
394 billion
Ranked in the World
#37
6.5%
Ranked in the World
#16
$3,460.53
Ranked in the World
#131
The Philippines is the thirty-seventh country with the highest GDP, with a GDP of $394,086,401,171. Its GDP per capita is $3,549, and its GDP growth rate is 6.5%. The country's economy is mainly driven by its service sector, which accounts for more than half of its GDP. The country is also known for its strong remittances from overseas Filipino workers, which contribute significantly to the economy. Additionally, the country has a growing business process outsourcing (BPO) industry, which attracts foreign investments and generates employment opportunities for the country's workforce.
Poland
679 billion
Ranked in the World
#21
3.7%
Ranked in the World
#83
$17,999.91
Ranked in the World
#55
Portugal
254 billion
Ranked in the World
#48
Ranked in the World
#71
$24,567.51
Ranked in the World
#46
Puerto Rico
107 billion
Ranked in the World
#63
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#52
$32,640.71
Ranked in the World
#36
Qatar
180 billion
Ranked in the World
#56
3.4%
Ranked in the World
#96
$66,838.36
Ranked in the World
#13
Republic of Macedonia
14 billion
Ranked in the World
#135
3.2%
Ranked in the World
#107
$6,694.64
Ranked in the World
#93
Republic of the Congo
13 billion
Ranked in the World
#137
2.4%
Ranked in the World
#140
$2,290.38
Ranked in the World
#145
Romania
284 billion
Ranked in the World
#46
2.2%
Ranked in the World
#145
$14,858.23
Ranked in the World
#63
Russia
1.8 trillion
Ranked in the World
#11
-8.5%
Ranked in the World
#186
$12,194.78
Ranked in the World
#69
Rwanda
11 billion
Ranked in the World
#145
6.4%
Ranked in the World
#20
$822.35
Ranked in the World
#175
San Marino
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#182
1.3%
Ranked in the World
#170
São Tomé and Príncipe
527 million
Ranked in the World
#192
1.6%
Ranked in the World
#165
$2,360.54
Ranked in the World
#143
Saudi Arabia
834 billion
Ranked in the World
#18
7.6%
Ranked in the World
#10
$23,185.87
Ranked in the World
#48
Senegal
28 billion
Ranked in the World
#106
Ranked in the World
#47
$1,636.89
Ranked in the World
#156
Serbia
63 billion
Ranked in the World
#83
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#93
$9,230.18
Ranked in the World
#80
Seychelles
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#184
4.6%
Ranked in the World
#57
$14,653.31
Ranked in the World
#64
Sierra Leone
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#166
3.4%
Ranked in the World
#97
$480.04
Ranked in the World
#186
Singapore
397 billion
Ranked in the World
#36
Ranked in the World
#72
$72,794
Ranked in the World
#8
Sint Maarten
1 billion
Ranked in the World
#186
Slovakia
117 billion
Ranked in the World
#59
2.6%
Ranked in the World
#131
$21,391.93
Ranked in the World
#49
Slovenia
62 billion
Ranked in the World
#84
3.7%
Ranked in the World
#84
$29,291.4
Ranked in the World
#41
Solomon Islands
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#181
-4%
Ranked in the World
#184
$2,304.85
Ranked in the World
#144
Somalia
8 billion
Ranked in the World
#154
Ranked in the World
#117
$446.98
Ranked in the World
#188
South Africa
419 billion
Ranked in the World
#31
1.9%
Ranked in the World
#159
$7,055.05
Ranked in the World
#91
South Korea
1.8 trillion
Ranked in the World
#10
2.5%
Ranked in the World
#134
$34,997.78
Ranked in the World
#34
South Korea is the tenth country with the highest GDP, reaching $1,810,955,871,381, with a GDP per capita of $34,758 and a GDP growth rate of 2.5%. South Korea has a highly developed market economy that is driven by exports, particularly in the technology and automotive sectors. South Korea's economic success is largely attributed to the government's emphasis on education and technology, as well as the strong work ethic of its population. The country is also known for its innovative culture and has a highly skilled workforce.
Spain
1.4 trillion
Ranked in the World
#14
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#53
$30,103.51
Ranked in the World
#39
Sri Lanka
89 billion
Ranked in the World
#67
2.6%
Ranked in the World
#132
$4,013.69
Ranked in the World
#122
Sudan
34 billion
Ranked in the World
#100
0.3%
Ranked in the World
#181
$751.82
Ranked in the World
#178
Suriname
3 billion
Ranked in the World
#173
1.8%
Ranked in the World
#162
$4,869.13
Ranked in the World
#110
Sweden
636 billion
Ranked in the World
#22
2.9%
Ranked in the World
#120
$61,028.74
Ranked in the World
#14
Switzerland
801 billion
Ranked in the World
#20
2.2%
Ranked in the World
#146
$91,991.6
Ranked in the World
#5
Syria
11 billion
Ranked in the World
#144
Tajikistan
9 billion
Ranked in the World
#149
2.5%
Ranked in the World
#135
$897.05
Ranked in the World
#171
Tanzania
68 billion
Ranked in the World
#77
4.8%
Ranked in the World
#54
$1,099.29
Ranked in the World
#167
Thailand
506 billion
Ranked in the World
#24
3.3%
Ranked in the World
#103
$7,066.19
Ranked in the World
#90
The Bahamas
11 billion
Ranked in the World
#143
Ranked in the World
#25
$27,478.39
Ranked in the World
#43
The Gambia
2 billion
Ranked in the World
#179
5.6%
Ranked in the World
#35
$772.15
Ranked in the World
#177
Togo
8 billion
Ranked in the World
#152
5.6%
Ranked in the World
#36
$973.21
Ranked in the World
#169
Trinidad and Tobago
24 billion
Ranked in the World
#110
5.5%
Ranked in the World
#38
$16,032.5
Ranked in the World
#61
Tunisia
47 billion
Ranked in the World
#88
2.2%
Ranked in the World
#147
$3,807.14
Ranked in the World
#125
Turkey
819 billion
Ranked in the World
#19
2.7%
Ranked in the World
#129
$9,661.24
Ranked in the World
#78
Turkmenistan
45 billion
Ranked in the World
#91
1.6%
Ranked in the World
#166
Turks and Caicos Islands
943 million
Ranked in the World
#190
$20,908.58
Ranked in the World
#51
Uganda
41 billion
Ranked in the World
#93
4.9%
Ranked in the World
#48
$883.89
Ranked in the World
#173
Ukraine
200 billion
Ranked in the World
#53
-35%
Ranked in the World
#187
$4,835.57
Ranked in the World
#112
United Arab Emirates
415 billion
Ranked in the World
#33
4.2%
Ranked in the World
#65
$44,315.55
Ranked in the World
#26
United Kingdom
3.1 trillion
Ranked in the World
#6
3.7%
Ranked in the World
#85
$46,510.28
Ranked in the World
#25
The United Kingdom is the sixth country with the highest GDP of $3,131,377,762,926, with a GDP per capita of $47,334 and a growth rate of 3.70%. The GDP of the UK is one of the highest in the world due to its well-developed economy, highly skilled workforce, and strong financial sector. The country benefits from being a global financial center and a hub for international trade and investment.
United States of America
23.3 trillion
Ranked in the World
#1
3.7%
Ranked in the World
#86
$70,248.63
Ranked in the World
#9
The United States of America is the first country with the highest GDP of $23,315,080,560,000, with a GDP per capita of $69,288 and a growth rate of 3.70%. The GDP of the United States is one of the highest in the world due to its highly developed economy, strong infrastructure, and vast natural resources. The country also benefits from a skilled workforce, a stable political system, and a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship.
United States Virgin Islands
4 billion
Ranked in the World
#165
Uruguay
59 billion
Ranked in the World
#85
3.9%
Ranked in the World
#74
$17,313.19
Ranked in the World
#58
Uzbekistan
69 billion
Ranked in the World
#74
3.4%
Ranked in the World
#98
$1,983.07
Ranked in the World
#151
Vanuatu
956 million
Ranked in the World
#189
2.2%
Ranked in the World
#148
$2,996.62
Ranked in the World
#135
Vietnam
366 billion
Ranked in the World
#40
Ranked in the World
#26
$3,756.49
Ranked in the World
#127
Yemen
22 billion
Ranked in the World
#114
Ranked in the World
#173
Zambia
22 billion
Ranked in the World
#113
3.1%
Ranked in the World
#110
$1,137.34
Ranked in the World
#166
Zimbabwe
28 billion
Ranked in the World
#105
3.5%
Ranked in the World
#94
$1,773.92
Ranked in the World
#154
FAQs
What country has the highest GDP ?
The United States of America has the highest GDP in the world, with a GDP of $23,315,080,560,000.
What is GDP ?
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary value of all the goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific period, usually a year.
What country has the lowest GDP ?
The country with the lowest GDP is Nauru with a GDP of $133,218,897.
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