Top 100 countries in the world by GDP!

The country with the highest GDP in the world is the United States. The United States has a highly developed modern market economy and is the world's largest economic power and the world's largest economy. The United States has a highly developed economy, a huge scale of production, leading production technology, a complete sectoral structure, and a very developed agriculture, industry, and service industries.

In particular, the financial, insurance and commercial services in the service industry account for a large proportion of GDP, and three-quarters of the country's labor force is engaged in the service industry.

Industrial employment in the United States accounts for about all employment. Manufacturing dominates industry, accounting for about 11% of the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) and is an important foundational pillar of the U.S. economy. The industrial transformation of the United States is accelerating, the proportion of manufacturing is declining, and labor-intensive industries are further eliminated or transferred abroad.

A brief introduction to natural resources in the United States.

The United States is rich in natural resources, and its total proven reserves of mineral resources rank first in the world. Reserves of coal, oil, natural gas, iron ore, potash, phosphate, sulfur and other minerals are among the top in the world. Other minerals are copper, lead, molybdenum, uranium, bauxite, gold, mercury, nickel, potassium carbonate, silver, tungsten, zinc, aluminum, bismuth, etc.

Strategic mineral resources such as titanium, manganese, cobalt, and chromium are mainly imported. The forest area is about 4.4 billion mu, with a coverage rate of 33%.

1st place, United States.

U.S. Nominal GDP: $1 trillion - U.S. GDP: trillion dollars;

2nd place, China.

China's Nominal GDP: $1 trillion - China's GDP (PPP): $trillion;

3rd place, Japan.

Japan's Nominal GDP: $ trillion - Japan GDP (PPP): trillion USD;

4th place, Germany.

Germany Nominal GDP: trillion dollars - German GDP (PPP): trillion dollars;

5th place, India.

India's Nominal GDP: $ trillion - India's GDP (PPP): $ trillion;

6th place, United Kingdom.

UK Nominal GDP: $1 trillion - UK GDP (PPP): trillion USD;

7th place, France.

France Nominal GDP: $ trillion - France GDP (PPP): $ trillion;

8th place, Italy.

Italy's Nominal GDP: $ trillion - Italy's GDP (PPP): $ trillion;

9th place, Brazil.

Brazil's Nominal GDP: $ trillion - Brazil's GDP (PPP): $ trillion;

10th place, Canada.

Canada Nominal GDP: $ trillion - Canada GDP (PPP): trillion dollars;

1. Luxembourg.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, abbreviated as Luxembourg, is located in northwestern Europe, surrounded by neighboring France, Germany and Belgium, and is a small landlocked country and the only remaining Grand Duchy on the European continent today. Because of its small land and many ancient castles, it is also known as "Pocket Kingdom" and "Country of a Thousand Castles". Natural parks, forests, and valleys in this European country are popular.

US$10,000 per capita (2017). The biggest contributors to the country's strong economy are its industrial sector, steel sector, sound fiscal policy, and vibrant financial sector.

2. Macau. Macau is an international free port and the world's tourism and leisure center, one of the most densely populated areas in the world, and one of the world's four major gambling cities, with a capitalist system. Its famous light industry, tourism, hotel and casino have made Macau one of the most developed and affluent regions in the world.

Although Macau is a provincial-level administrative unit in China, Macau is a small place, and in the 2019 world ranking of per capita GDP, Macau, China's per capita GDP reached US$92,492, ranking second in the world.

3. Switzerland. It's not just about picturesque scenery in this beautiful country, it's not just about some amazing festival attractions, it's the country that owns the popular Swiss watches all over the world. In addition to being a very famous holiday destination, Switzerland is also a very strong economy, a highly developed capitalist country, and its GDP per capita is consistently among the highest in the world.

Thanks to its well-developed financial sector, the service sector is also playing an increasingly important role in the Swiss economy. Switzerland's GDP per capita is $82,839 (2018, international exchange rate).

4. Norway. The Kingdom of Norway is one of the five Nordic countries located in the western part of Scandinavia. It is a beautiful country, with picturesque glaciers, mountains and greenery, the territory of Norway is long and narrow from north to south, the coastline is long and tortuous, there are many coastal islands, known as the "country of ten thousand islands", the territory borders Sweden, Finland, Russia, and the territory also includes Svalbard and Jan Mayen.

The capital is Oslo. At the same time, Norway is considered the fourth richest country in the world, with a population of 5.29 million (October 2018) and a GDP per capita of $81,807 (2018, international exchange rate).

5. Ireland.

Ireland is a highly developed capitalist country. It is also a member of the European Union, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, the World ** Organization and the United Nations. And it is also one of the countries with the fastest economic development in the world, and has won the reputation of "European Little Tiger" because of its developed economy.

In 1999 and 2003, software exports ranked first and second in the world respectively, and it was known as the "software capital of Europe". It has a population of 4.81 million (2017) and a GDP per capita of $77,450 (2018, international exchange rate).

From high to low: 20,513,913 in the United States;China 13,457,267;Japan 5,070,626;Germany 4,029,140;UK 2,808,899;France 2,794,696;India 2,689,992;Italy 2,086,911;Brazil 1,909,386;Canada 1,733,706

On January 17, 2020, the National Bureau of Statistics released data that preliminary calculations show that China's GDP in 2019 was 990865 billion yuan, an increase over the previous year on a comparable** basis, in line with the expected target of 6%. In terms of quarters, the first quarter increased year-on-year, the second quarter increased, the third quarter increased, and the fourth quarter grew.

In 2003, the National Bureau of Statistics announced that China would improve the GDP accounting and data dissemination system, eliminate misleading estimates, establish a mechanism for regularly revising and adjusting GDP data, publish relevant important data at the same time as the release of GDP data, and publish accounting methods when necessary. This is an important step for China to improve the accuracy and transparency of GDP data and move towards an internationally accepted approach.

China's GDP ranks second in the world.

The second place is still our China, and the GDP value given by the World Bank is about the total global economy. Compared with the United States and other major countries in the world, China has also been greatly affected by the new crown epidemic since 2020.

However, the impact on GDP mainly occurred in the first quarter of 2020, and made China's economy actually increase year-on-year. However, since the second quarter, China has basically contained the epidemic and there has been no large-scale transmission. In addition, the whole society of our country is actively promoting the resumption of work, production, business, and market.

In addition, China has also adopted a number of measures to stimulate production, investment, consumption and exports, so that China's economic growth rate in the second quarter has achieved a positive year-on-year growth. In the third quarter, China's economic growth rate further recovered, and in the fourth quarter, it climbed to achieve year-on-year real growth throughout 2020.

The economy of other major economies in 2020 is basically the first, and China's economic growth rate is once again the highest among large countries. GDP is second only to the United States and ranks second in the world.