Richest countries in the world

[Aramagedon]

Richest Asian Countries (with world ranking) 1. China: US$18.976 trillion (up 93.1% from 2008) 3. India: $7.997 trillion (up 81.6%) 4. Japan: $4.843 trillion (up 13.1%) 8. Indonesia: $2.840 trillion (up 61%) 13. South Korea: $1.854 trillion (up 37.6%) 20. Taiwan: $1.125 trillion (up 39.8%) 22. Thailand: $1.031 trillion (up 32.8%) 26. Pakistan: $928.4 billion (up 37.3%) 28. Malaysia: $788.8 billion (up 50.6%) 29. Philippines: $745.3 billion (up 61%) 33. Bangladesh: $572.4 billion (up 66.4%)

Richest European Countries 5. Germany: $3.815 trillion (up 16.6%) 6. Russia: $3.458 trillion (up 12.1%) 9. United Kingdom: $2.641 trillion (up 17.6%) 10. France: $2.634 trillion (up 13.6%) 12. Italy: $2.157 trillion (up 1.8%) 16. Spain: $1.619 trillion (up 6%) 17. Turkey: $1.569 trillion (up 40.4%) 23. Poland: $996.5 billion (up 35.7%) 27. Netherlands: $818.2 billion (up 9.5%) 38. Belgium: $492.3 billion (up 14.8%) 39. Switzerland: $480.9 billion (up 19.7%)

Richest North American Countries 2. United States: $18.125 trillion (up 23.1%) 11. Mexico: $2.224 trillion (up 27.3%) 15. Canada: $1.640 trillion (up 24.1%)

Richest Oceania Countries 19. Australia: $1.137 trillion (up 31.2%) 70. New Zealand: $165 billion (up 24.8%)

Richest Middle Eastern Countries 14. Saudi Arabia: $1.668 trillion (up 49%) 18. Iran: $1.354 trillion (up 18.1%) 32. UAE: $624.2 billion (up 30.9%) 36. Iraq: $534.3 billion (up 56.4%) 55. Israel: $280.4 billion (up 39.8%)

Richest Scandinavian Countries 41. Sweden: $464.3 billion (up 20.3%) 49. Norway: $351.6 billion (up 17.5%) 58. Denmark: $255.9 billion (up 9%)

Richest Nordic Countries 62. Finland: $224.8 billion (up 4.5%)145. Iceland: $14.8 billion (up 13.9%)

Richest South American Countries 7. Brazil: $3.259 trillion (up 27.2%) 25. Argentina: $953 billion (up 35.7%) 31. Colombia: $667.7 billion (up 46.4%) 37. Venezuela: $505.7 billion (up 4.5%) 43. Chile: $424.2 billion (up 40.3%) 47. Peru: $388.9 billion (up 52.9%) 63. Ecuador: $185.2 billion (up 43.7%) 92. Bolivia: $73.6 billion (up 53.8%) 93. Uruguay: $72.6 billion (up 50.7%) 101. Paraguay: $61.2 billion (up 52.8%)

Richest African Countries 21. Nigeria: $1.109 trillion (up 69.3%) 24. Egypt: $989.9 billion (up 36.8%) 30. South Africa: $725 billion (up 24.7%) 34. Algeria: $571.2 billion (up 35.2%) 56. Morocco: $265.7 billion (up 44.4%) 64. Angola: $185.2 billion (up 48.2%) 72. Ethiopia: $158.3 billion (up 113.3%) 74. Kenya: $142.7 billion (up 62.6%) 75. Tanzania: $137.5 billion (up 72.7%) 77. Tunisia: $129.1 billion (up 27.7%) 79. Ghana: $113 billion (up 79.1%)

World's Richest Countries

 

[samlove]

Richest Asian Countries (with world ranking) 1. China: US$18.976 trillion (up 93.1% from 2008) 3. India: $7.997 trillion (up 81.6%) 4. Japan: $4.843 trillion (up 13.1%) 8. Indonesia: $2.840 trillion (up 61%) 13. South Korea: $1.854 trillion (up 37.6%) 20. Taiwan: $1.125 trillion (up 39.8%) 22. Thailand: $1.031 trillion (up 32.8%) 26. Pakistan: $928.4 billion (up 37.3%) 28. Malaysia: $788.8 billion (up 50.6%) 29. Philippines: $745.3 billion (up 61%) 33. Bangladesh: $572.4 billion (up 66.4%)

Richest European Countries 5. Germany: $3.815 trillion (up 16.6%) 6. Russia: $3.458 trillion (up 12.1%) 9. United Kingdom: $2.641 trillion (up 17.6%) 10. France: $2.634 trillion (up 13.6%) 12. Italy: $2.157 trillion (up 1.8%) 16. Spain: $1.619 trillion (up 6%) 17. Turkey: $1.569 trillion (up 40.4%) 23. Poland: $996.5 billion (up 35.7%) 27. Netherlands: $818.2 billion (up 9.5%) 38. Belgium: $492.3 billion (up 14.8%) 39. Switzerland: $480.9 billion (up 19.7%)

Richest North American Countries 2. United States: $18.125 trillion (up 23.1%) 11. Mexico: $2.224 trillion (up 27.3%) 15. Canada: $1.640 trillion (up 24.1%)

Richest Oceania Countries 19. Australia: $1.137 trillion (up 31.2%) 70. New Zealand: $165 billion (up 24.8%)

Richest Middle Eastern Countries 14. Saudi Arabia: $1.668 trillion (up 49%) 18. Iran: $1.354 trillion (up 18.1%) 32. UAE: $624.2 billion (up 30.9%) 36. Iraq: $534.3 billion (up 56.4%) 55. Israel: $280.4 billion (up 39.8%)

Richest Scandinavian Countries 41. Sweden: $464.3 billion (up 20.3%) 49. Norway: $351.6 billion (up 17.5%) 58. Denmark: $255.9 billion (up 9%)

Richest Nordic Countries 62. Finland: $224.8 billion (up 4.5%)145. Iceland: $14.8 billion (up 13.9%)

Richest South American Countries 7. Brazil: $3.259 trillion (up 27.2%) 25. Argentina: $953 billion (up 35.7%) 31. Colombia: $667.7 billion (up 46.4%) 37. Venezuela: $505.7 billion (up 4.5%) 43. Chile: $424.2 billion (up 40.3%) 47. Peru: $388.9 billion (up 52.9%) 63. Ecuador: $185.2 billion (up 43.7%) 92. Bolivia: $73.6 billion (up 53.8%) 93. Uruguay: $72.6 billion (up 50.7%) 101. Paraguay: $61.2 billion (up 52.8%)

Richest African Countries 21. Nigeria: $1.109 trillion (up 69.3%) 24. Egypt: $989.9 billion (up 36.8%) 30. South Africa: $725 billion (up 24.7%) 34. Algeria: $571.2 billion (up 35.2%) 56. Morocco: $265.7 billion (up 44.4%) 64. Angola: $185.2 billion (up 48.2%) 72. Ethiopia: $158.3 billion (up 113.3%) 74. Kenya: $142.7 billion (up 62.6%) 75. Tanzania: $137.5 billion (up 72.7%) 77. Tunisia: $129.1 billion (up 27.7%) 79. Ghana: $113 billion (up 79.1%)

World's Richest Countries

by this data we are the third richest country in the world

 

[Godman]

Is this based on GDP?

 

[Aarush]

Is this based on GDP?

based on Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)

 

[AugenBlick]

Not exactly richest... PPP is not real wealth .... but yes all these countries are "biggest" in terms of markets

 

[The BrOkEn HeArT]

Troll title .

 

[Aramagedon]

by this data we are the third richest country in the world

Despite all of sanctions my country is 18th and yours is 3rd. Congrats mate.

Is this based on GDP?

Yes based on PPP. PPP shows real wealthy of a country, but GDP shows how much a country has produced goods... PPP is a true scale to show wealthy of a country.

 

[srshkmr]

1. China: US$18.976 trillion (up 93.1% from 2008) 3. India: $7.997 trillion (up 81.6%) Indonesia: $2.840 trillion (up 61%)33. Bangladesh: $572.4 billion (up 66.4%) looks like these countries are on steroids
72. Ethiopia: $158.3 billion (up 113.3%) 74. Kenya: $142.7 billion (up 62.6%) 75. Tanzania: $137.5 billion (up 72.7%)

and Ethiopia FTW

 

[anon45]

so troll title

Despite all of sanctions my country is 18th and yours is 3rd. Congrats mate.

Yes based on PPP. PPP shows real wealthy of a country, but GDP shows how much a country has produced goods... PPP is a true scale to show wealthy of a country.

you are not arguing with us, but every economist out there. Go argue with them.

 

[Aramagedon]

so troll title

If it bothers u u are welcome to don't see it.

 

[nForce]

so troll title


you are not arguing with us, but every economist out there. Go argue with them.

PPP is not an exact measure, but it is not entirely out of context. In India my daily lunch costs me about Rs. 60, less than a USD. Beat that

 

[opruh]

India should only be at 1 trillion, they must be using secret mathematical formula to get their fake gdp (ppp).

 

[tranquilium]

Is this based on GDP?

The site is based on GDP, which frankly open up a can of worm with the title "richest".

 

[Shotgunner51]

Richest Asian Countries (with world ranking) 1. China: US$18.976 trillion (up 93.1% from 2008) 3. India: $7.997 trillion (up 81.6%) 4. Japan: $4.843 trillion (up 13.1%) 8. Indonesia: $2.840 trillion (up 61%) 13. South Korea: $1.854 trillion (up 37.6%) 20. Taiwan: $1.125 trillion (up 39.8%) 22. Thailand: $1.031 trillion (up 32.8%) 26. Pakistan: $928.4 billion (up 37.3%) 28. Malaysia: $788.8 billion (up 50.6%) 29. Philippines: $745.3 billion (up 61%) 33. Bangladesh: $572.4 billion (up 66.4%)

Richest European Countries 5. Germany: $3.815 trillion (up 16.6%) 6. Russia: $3.458 trillion (up 12.1%) 9. United Kingdom: $2.641 trillion (up 17.6%) 10. France: $2.634 trillion (up 13.6%) 12. Italy: $2.157 trillion (up 1.8%) 16. Spain: $1.619 trillion (up 6%) 17. Turkey: $1.569 trillion (up 40.4%) 23. Poland: $996.5 billion (up 35.7%) 27. Netherlands: $818.2 billion (up 9.5%) 38. Belgium: $492.3 billion (up 14.8%) 39. Switzerland: $480.9 billion (up 19.7%)

Richest North American Countries 2. United States: $18.125 trillion (up 23.1%) 11. Mexico: $2.224 trillion (up 27.3%) 15. Canada: $1.640 trillion (up 24.1%)

Richest Oceania Countries 19. Australia: $1.137 trillion (up 31.2%) 70. New Zealand: $165 billion (up 24.8%)

Richest Middle Eastern Countries 14. Saudi Arabia: $1.668 trillion (up 49%) 18. Iran: $1.354 trillion (up 18.1%) 32. UAE: $624.2 billion (up 30.9%) 36. Iraq: $534.3 billion (up 56.4%) 55. Israel: $280.4 billion (up 39.8%)

Richest Scandinavian Countries 41. Sweden: $464.3 billion (up 20.3%) 49. Norway: $351.6 billion (up 17.5%) 58. Denmark: $255.9 billion (up 9%)

Richest Nordic Countries 62. Finland: $224.8 billion (up 4.5%)145. Iceland: $14.8 billion (up 13.9%)

Richest South American Countries 7. Brazil: $3.259 trillion (up 27.2%) 25. Argentina: $953 billion (up 35.7%) 31. Colombia: $667.7 billion (up 46.4%) 37. Venezuela: $505.7 billion (up 4.5%) 43. Chile: $424.2 billion (up 40.3%) 47. Peru: $388.9 billion (up 52.9%) 63. Ecuador: $185.2 billion (up 43.7%) 92. Bolivia: $73.6 billion (up 53.8%) 93. Uruguay: $72.6 billion (up 50.7%) 101. Paraguay: $61.2 billion (up 52.8%)

Richest African Countries 21. Nigeria: $1.109 trillion (up 69.3%) 24. Egypt: $989.9 billion (up 36.8%) 30. South Africa: $725 billion (up 24.7%) 34. Algeria: $571.2 billion (up 35.2%) 56. Morocco: $265.7 billion (up 44.4%) 64. Angola: $185.2 billion (up 48.2%) 72. Ethiopia: $158.3 billion (up 113.3%) 74. Kenya: $142.7 billion (up 62.6%) 75. Tanzania: $137.5 billion (up 72.7%) 77. Tunisia: $129.1 billion (up 27.7%) 79. Ghana: $113 billion (up 79.1%)

World's Richest Countries

I think these are size of economies. There are other ways to measure "richness", say GDP per capita, number of millionaire/billionaire household, etc.

Top 10 Richest Countries in the World 2015
BCG: $$$ Millionaires In China Increased By 49% YOY

 

[anon45]

If it bothers u u are welcome to don't see it.

meh, I don't like blocking, there is always a chance a person sees the light or actually decides to have a reasonable discussion instead of crowing that the US' time has come.