GDP per capita in 2007

2007 Latest GDP Rankings of Countries by World According to the latest ** results of the World Yearbook 2007.

Rank Country GDP (US$ 100 million) GDP per capita (US$).

1 USA 139800 46280

2 Japan 52900 41480

3 Germany 32800 39710

4 China 30100 2280

5 UK 25700 42430

6 France 25200 41200

7 Italy 20900 35980

8 Spain 14100 30820

9 Canada 13600 41470

10 Russia 11400 8030

11 South Korea 9920 20240

12 Brazil 9340 4930

13 India 9280 830

14 Mexico 8850 8140

15 Netherlands 7560 45880

16 Australia 7460 3590

17 Belgium 4470 43010

18 Sweden 4470 48950

19 Switzerland 4310 57040

20 Taiwan 3980 17520

21 Indonesia 3960 1590

This is the result of the ** specifics are not yet certain.

GDP growth and CPI growth both hit the highest record in more than a decade.

According to preliminary calculations, China's GDP in 2007 was 246619 billion yuan, and the GDP growth rate was; In 2007, the annual consumer consumption index (CPI) was completed, and in December 2007, the CPI was in a single month.

2007 was the fifth consecutive year of double-digit growth for China's economy, and it was also the fastest year of GDP growth since 1995. In other words, in 2007, China's GDP growth rate hit a record high in the past 13 years. Similarly, in 2007, China's CPI rose to a record high in nearly 11 years.

It should be said that behind this data there are both good and even more worry. The joy is economic prosperity, and the worry is that the economy is overheated! Because the price of goods is too fast, it is often accompanied by too fast economic growth.

Therefore, in 2008, suppressing prices and preventing economic growth from being too rapid and overheated will be the primary task of China's macroeconomic regulation and control.

2) The industrial structure has been continuously optimized, but the proportion of the tertiary industry is still seriously low.

In 2007, the added value of the primary industry was 2,891 billion yuan, accounting for the proportion of GDP; The added value of the secondary industry was 121381 billion yuan, accounting for the proportion of GDP; The added value of the tertiary industry was 9,632.8 billion yuan, accounting for the proportion of GDP.

In the GDP composition of developed countries, the proportion of the primary industry is generally not more than 5%, the proportion of the secondary industry is generally not more than 30%, and the proportion of the tertiary industry is the largest, generally more than 65%. Compared with developed countries, the structure between the primary, secondary and tertiary industries in China is still not very reasonable, and the proportion of the secondary industry is large, while the proportion of the tertiary industry is small.

The top 10 countries in terms of GDP in 2007 were the United States, Japan, Germany, China, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Canada and Brazil. China's GDP reached US$3,250.8 billion (preliminary calculation), and its share of the world's GDP increased from 2006 to 20% of the United States' GDP. At the same time, the IMF predicts that China's total GDP is expected to surpass that of Germany in 2008, ranking third in the world.

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) refers to the final result of the production activities of all resident units of a country (or region) in a certain period of time calculated by the market**, and is often recognized as the best indicator of a country's economic situation. GDP is an important comprehensive statistical indicator in the accounting system, and it is also the core indicator in China's new national accounting system, which reflects the economic strength and market size of a country (or region).

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