Countries with the largest GDP in the world. The largest economies of the world: rating. For what indicators it is better to estimate the country's economy to understand where people live better

GDP growth in crisis, state of the economy, an increase in the size of the average wage - factors that allowed some countries to preserve leadership positions on the quality of the life of the population. What states in 2016 have become more comfortable for life, which left top-10 and what are the dreams of dreams? About this - in our article!

A good country is a healthy country. According to the data of the All-term Health Organization (WHO), the UN and World Bank, the top 10 of states with the most healthy population looks like this:

  1. Iceland. Its championship is due to the maximum number of health workers (more than 3.6 per 1 thousand people), a minimum number of people with a diagnosis of tuberculosis (only 2 per 1 thousand people) and the highest life expectancy in the world (more than 72 years for men and 74 - for women).
  2. Singapore. The minimum number of people suffering from obesity (1.8%) and high lifespan (on average - 82 years) allowed this city-state to occupy a high ranking.
  3. Sweden. A small number of patients with tuberculosis (only 3 per 1 thousand people) and a minimal mortality of babies allowed her to take the honorable 2nd place.
  4. Germany. More than 11% of state GDP goes to health care (annually for the treatment of citizens, Germany spends more than 3,500 euros).
  5. Switzerland. The high rate of rating is due to the large number of doctors (3.6 per 1 thousand people)
  6. Andorra. Health expenses in Andorra make up more than 8% of GDP, and the average life expectancy of the population exceeds 82 years.
  7. Great Britain. This country is the only West state to which 95% of medical institutions operate in its territory. More than 9.8% of GDP is spent on health care.
  8. Finland. About 300 people are ill in this country with tuberculosis / year, at the same time 30 thousand people are diagnosed with cancer (more than 75% of patients are fully cured).
  9. Netherlands. The country has a low incidence of tuberculosis (5.4 people per 1 thousand inhabitants) and sufficient lifespan - more than 81 years.
  10. Canada. Medicare Health System is the pride of this North American state, because each resident, it guarantees almost free medical services. Health costs are over 10% of GDP, and the life expectancy of citizens exceeds 80 years.

The worst countries for the health of citizens are the states of Africa: Swaziland, Somalia, South Sudan, Chad, Central African Republic, Mali, etc. The rating is based on these researchers from the University of Seattle and the Bloomberg news agency.

WHO uses a special indicator to determine the quality of health care - expected at birth life expectancy. According to the World Health Organization Rating, Russia in terms of medical service takes 110th place. And although the health care system leaves much to be desired, the Russian Federation is ahead of other CIS countries, such as Kazakhstan (111 place), Tajikistan (115), Armenia (116), Uzbekistan (117), Ukraine (151), losing only the Republic of Belarus (98th place) .

Top 10 countries, ideal for business

The strong economy is unthinkable without a successful business. Forbes edition in 2016 amounted to a list of countries that are as convenient for entrepreneurial activities. It is noteworthy that out of 10 participants in the rating of 6 - countries of the European Union:

  1. Sweden;
  2. New Zealand;
  3. Hong Kong;
  4. Ireland;
  5. Great Britain;
  6. Denmark;
  7. Netherlands;
  8. Finland;
  9. Norway;
  10. Canada.

The US publication forms a rating for 11 years, taking into account the level of bureaucracy, the amount of taxes, corruptedness, economic growth, financial and personal freedom of citizens - in total 11 factors were taken into account. For 7 of them, Sweden fell into the top ten, because its economy has increased by 4.2 percent for the results of the year with US $ 493 billion. The evaluation data was obtained from the World Bank reports, the World Economic Forum, a non-governmental international organization to combat Corruption Transparency International, etc.

In terms of the development of the economy, Russia occupied the 40th place, and the complexity of the opening of his case was at the 26th position. According to the accessibility of electricity of the Russian Federation, it became the 30th, in the availability of loans, became the 44th, in terms of taxation - the 45th, the complexity of obtaining rights to build our country became the 115th. According to the World Bank, the ideal country for business (excluding additional criteria, whether it is an increase in economics) - New Zealand, because in it "pay taxes as easy as writing a check."

The most prosperous countries of the world

Well, where we do not? British Non-Profit Organization The Legatum Institute has published a global rating study of the most prosperous states of the world. The most "blooming" countries are determined based on economic and social indicators, business opportunities, education and health, social capital and personal freedoms of citizens. Experts estimated 149 countries, putting evaluating them in the range of 0 - 10 to 89 criteria.

According to the results of the analysis conducted in 2016, the following rating was drawn up:

  1. New Zealand (prosperity index - 79.28);
  2. Norway (78,66);
  3. Finland (78,56);
  4. Switzerland (78.10);
  5. Canada (77.67);
  6. Australia (77.48);
  7. Netherlands (77.44);
  8. Sweden (77.43);
  9. Denmark (77.37);
  10. United Kingdom (77.18).

The purpose of the study is to study the public well-being of world states on a global scale. The prosperity index is a combined indicator that determines the achievements of states from the point of view of well-being. In this list, Russia takes 95 position (prosperity index - 54.73). The nearest "neighbors" by rating - Nepal and Moldova (94th and 96th places, respectively). Among the CIS countries, Russia has the best indicators: the 25th place in the quality of education, 56 - on environmental safety, 69 - in entrepreneurship.

Russia's achievements are obvious - every year it moves to the top line of the rating. At the same time, the results should be considered through the prism of political sentiment: in the report of the Legatum Institute, the liberal cliché "Putinskaya Russia", "Soviet heritage", "Communist Past", etc. have been repeatedly used, etc. When drawing up a rating, the British organization uses the previous year's surveys, which does not allow 100% objectively to display validity.

Rating of the countries of the world in terms of living

The United Nations (UN) publishes a report on the quality of life of the population in various countries of the world since 1990. The rating is based on the human development index, or Humanity Development Index (HDI). This index allows you to measure the achievements of states in the field of health, income of the population, education, social services, etc.

The last time the report was published in 2015, and the best countries for living were distributed in the UN ranking as follows:

  1. Norway (0.94);
  2. Australia (0.935);
  3. Switzerland (0.93);
  4. Denmark (0.923);
  5. Netherlands (0.922);
  6. Germany (0.916);
  7. Ireland (0.916);
  8. United States of America (0.916);
  9. Canada (0.913);
  10. New Zealand (0.913).

Russia refers to the number of countries with a high index of human development (0.798) on a par with Belarus. Our country is somewhat ahead of Oman, Romania, Uruguay, slightly inferior to Montenegro. Countries with the worst HDI index are located in Africa: it is Niger, Tsar, Eritrea, Chad, Burundi, Burkina Faso, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Mozambique and Mali.

  1. Denmark (201,53);
  2. Switzerland (196.44);
  3. Australia (196.40);
  4. New Zealand (196.09);
  5. Germany (189.87);
  6. Austria (187);
  7. Netherlands (186.46);
  8. Spain (184.96);
  9. Finland (183.98);
  10. United States (181.91).

The calculation of the index was carried out without the use of government data and official reports, so it can be considered subjective and depoliticized. For calculations, a formula is used, taking into account factors such as the purchasing power of the population, the ratio of the cost of real estate and income of citizens, the safety and cost of living, the quality of health, climate and even the situation on the roads (the less traffic, the better).

Russia in this list takes the 55th place with the quality of life index of 86.53. She is somewhat ahead of Ukraine and slightly inferior to Egypt and Singapore. Not bad results Russia showed in real estate: housing availability index - 13.3 (this is only a little more than Austria, France, Estonia, South Korea). The consumer's capacity index of Russians is twice as much as citizens of the leading countries of the list - only 52.6. But the index of the cost of life in Russia is one of the lowest (35.62). For comparison: in Switzerland, it is 125.67, in Norway - 104.26.

The table of indexes that determine the position of the listed countries looks like this:

Country Civil ability index of citizens Healthy

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Value for the cost of housing and income of the population
Denmark 135.24 78.21 6.33
Switzerland 153.90 69.93 9.27
Australia 137.26 74.14 7.54
New
Zealand
108.61 72.17 6.80
Germany 136.14 76.02 7.23
Austria 103.54 78.80 10.37
Netherlands 120.12 69.19 6.47
Spain 94.80 76.55 8.70
Finland 123.42 74.80 7.99
Connected
States
130.17 68.18 3.39

Along with a high standard of living, the relative availability of housing, the high customer ability of citizens leading countries in terms of living levels are also the most expensive for living. The rating of the most expensive countries looks like this:

  1. Switzerland - 126.03;
  2. Norway - 118,59;
  3. Venezuela - 111,51;
  4. Iceland - 102.14;
  5. Denmark - 100.06;
  6. Australia - 99.32;
  7. New Zealand - 93.71;
  8. Singapore - 93.61;
  9. Kuwait - 92.97;
  10. United Kingdom - 92,19.

Top 10 is based on the data of the research company MoveHub (United Kingdom). The Consumer Price Index, or CPI) takes into account the cost of food, utilities, transport, gasoline and entertainment. An interesting fact: the index reflects the ratio of the cost of life in New York (if it is 80, then living in the country is cheaper than in a large apple by 20%).

The most accessible for life includes mainly Asian countries and Africa: India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Egypt, Algeria. States of Europe and North America are still attractive, but rather expensive to stay. The attractiveness is due to the excellent quality of medical and educational services. The best universities of the world are located on their territory: Harvard, Princeton and Yale Oxford and Cambridge Universities.

Many leaders of the listed ratings are countries with an excellent ecology. According to Forbes, Switzerland, Sweden and Norway are the top three and more favorable for living countries from the point of view of climate and ecology. There are practically no harmful production on their territory, and the endless green meadows, the mountains and the purest natural reservoirs make accommodation and rest in them as useful for health.

Note that many states are absolute leaders who distinguished themselves in all indicators. So, Norway, Iceland and Sweden can be called perfect for accommodation, work, tourism. And what countries do you think provided our citizens with optimal living conditions and the highest standard of living? Personal experience and opinions sharing in the comments!

Very waiting for your feedback, reposities and comments, thanks.

The absolute wealth of the country expresses the indicator of GDP. The absolute indicator of GDP speaks of the overall level of development of the country's economy and its share in the global gross product. The wealth of the same inhabitants is usually calculated as a common GDP / number of citizens of the country. It is clear that ratings of wealth of countries and its inhabitants crossed little with each other.

The richest countries in the world 2016 at the absolute indicator of GDP

1 place for wealth in 2016 is occupied by the United States

America against the background of a very slowdown in China in 2016 no longer threatens to lose first place. Compared to last year, GDP has grown to $ 433 billion and the separation from the second place increased.

2 place occupied by China

The Chinese economic "bubble" blown over the past year. Structural problems associated with the rise in the cost of labor, while they managed to pour money - about $ 400 billion reserves were spent. GDP growth though slowed down, but shows a stable positive result: + $ 171 billion.

3 place - Japan

The global technological giant continues to show a good growth of the economy, despite the volatility of Asian markets. + $ 202 billion

4th place went to Germany

Despite problems in the eurozone, its economic locomotive was able to remain the fourth world economy. + $ 54 billion

5th place - United Kingdom

The only country from the first five, which showed a negative result according to the IMF from April to April.

Russia Among the strongest economies of the world, it was 14 positions with a result of $ 1.1 trillion GDP. RF, though she showed a negative growth, was able to rise in the ranking for one stage due to Mexico, which fell on the 15th place.

List of top 100 countries in the absolute indicator of 2016 GDP

A placeCountryGDP, billion $Change GDP, billion $
1 18558,1 +433,4
2 China 11383,0 +171,1
3 4412,6 +202,2
4 3467,8 +54,3
5 Great Britain 2761,0 -92,4
6 France 2464,8 -4,7
7 India 2288,7 -19,3
8 Italy 1848,7 +5,9
9 Brazil 1534,8 -369,1
10 Canada 1462,3 -153,2
11 South Korea 1321,2 -113,9
12 Spain 1242,4 +12,2
13 Australia 1200,8 -51,5
14 Russia 1132,7 -43,3
15 Mexico 1082,4 -149,6
16 Indonesia 937,0 +41,3
17 Netherlands 762,5 +13,1
18 Turkey 751,2 -1,3
19 Switzerland 651,8 -36,6
20 Saudi Arabia 618,3 -30,7
21 Nigeria 538,0 +22,6
22 Sweden 512,7 +25,3
23 Taiwan 508,8 -19,0
24 Poland 473,5 -17,7
25 Belgium 465,2 +1,4
26 Argentina 437,9 -125,2
27 Thailand 409,7 +23,4
28 Iran 386,1 -7,4
29 Austria 384,8 +4,2
30 Norway 366,9 -54,1
31 UAE 325,1 -38,6
32 Hong Kong 322,4 +12,3
33 Philippines 310,3 +2,3
34 Malaysia 309,3 -18,6
35 Israel 306,2 -0,7
36 Denmark 301,8 +4,4
37 Singapore 294,6 -1,5
38 South Africa 266,2 -57,6
39 Ireland 254,6 +34,6
40 Colombia 253,2 -79,2
41 Chile 235,4 -15,1
42 Finland 234,6 -0,7
43 Bangladesh 226,3 +21,0
44 Portugal 205,1 +4,1
45 Vietnam 201,4 -3,1
46 Greece 194,6 -12,5
47 Venezuela 185,6 -53,9
48 Czech Republic 185,3 +4,2
49 Romania 181,9 +4,6
50 Peru 178,6 -13,5
51 Qatar 170,9 -14,5
52 New Zealand 169,9 -2,3
53 Algeria 166,0 -6,3
54 Iraq 148,4 -21,0
55 Hungary 117,7 -2,9
56 Kazakhstan 116,2 -57,1
57 Morocco 108,1 +5,0
58 Kuwait 106,2 -14,5
59 Puerto Rico 99,7 -1,9
60 Ecuador 94,0 -4,8
61 Sudan 93,7 +10,1
62 Slovakia 89,8 +3,2
63 Sri Lanka 84,8 +2,7
64 Ukraine 83,6 -7,0
65 Angola 81,5 -21,5
66 Myanmar 74,0 +7,0
67 Dominican Republic 71,4 +3,9
68 Guatemala 68,1 +4,2
69 Ethiopia 67,4 +5,8
70 Kenya 64,7 +3,3
71 Uzbekistan 61,6 -4,0
72 Luxembourg 60,2 +2,8
73 Costa Rica 56,9 +4,0
74 Panama 55,8 +3,6
75 Uruguay 53,1 -0,6
76 Lebanon 52,8 +1,6
77 Oman 51,7 -6,8
78 Croatia 49,9 +1,1
79 Bulgaria 49,4 +0,4
80 Tanzania 45,9 +1,0
81 Belarus 45,9 -8,7
82 Tunisia 44,0 +0,4
83 Slovenia 43,8 +1,0
84 Macau 43,6 -2,6
85 Lithuania 43,0 +1,8
86 Congo 41,2 +2,3
87 Jordan 39,8 +2,2
88 Libya 39,3 +1,0
89 Ghana 38,2 +2,1
90 Serbia 37,4 +0,9
91 Yemen 37,3 +0,5
92 Turkmenistan 35,4 -0,3
93 Azerbaijan 35,1 -18,9
94 Cat d'Ivoire 34,7 +3,5
95 Bolivia 34,0 +0,8
96 Cameroon 30,3 +1,8
97 Bahrain 30,1 -0,3
98 Latvia 28,2 +1,1
99 El Salvador 27,3 +1,6
100 Paraguay 26,8 -1,3

It is clear that China with a population of 1.36 billion people is much easier to reach absolute indicators, rather than relative. The relative GDP indicator is based on the relation of the GDP country to the size of its population and characterizes the wealth and standard of living of the citizen himself.

The richest countries in the world 2016 in terms of the well-being of citizens (per capita GDP)

The richest citizens of 2016 live in Luxembourg

The miniature state still lives on rent from offshore and bank revenues and feels great at the same time. Citizens get $ 104 thousand from the country's GDP per person.

2nd place - at Switzerland

Swiss banking secrecy and tourism allows citizens of the country to be among the most secured in the world. GDP per soul - $ 78 thousand

3rd place occupied Norway

Northern country, despite significant losses from falling oil prices, managed to stay in the top three countries with the highest level of living standards. $ 69712.

4th place - in Qatar

The oil-producing Middle Eastern state from the fall of oil has lost more than Norway. If last year, Qatar leaded in the list, now - now - only fourth place with a result of $ 66 thousand per person.

Completes the Five - Macau

The special administrative district of China with a small population of 500 thousand people earns on tourism (annual flow - 25 million) and in gambling business, which is 40% of GDP. $ 62,5 thousand

Russians In 2016, they became poorer at $ 1,300 per person. $ 7750 is a 73-point result.

List of top 100 GDP countries per capita

A placeCountryGDP in $ per personChange
1 Luxembourg 104359 +2365
2 Switzerland 78179 -2496
3 Norway 69712 -5110
4 Qatar 66265 -10311
5 Macau 62521 -6788
6 57220 +1415
7 Iceland 56114 +5259
8 Ireland 54464 +3113
9 Denmark 53104 +990
10 Singapore 52755 -133
11 Sweden 51136 +1270
12 San Marino. 49991 +144
13 Australia 49145 -1817
14 Netherlands 44828 +1225
15 Austria 44778 +1054
16 Hong Kong 43828 +1438
17 Finland 42654 +680
18 Great Britain 42106 -1665
19 41895 +899
20 Belgium 40688 +582
21 Canada 40409 -2923
22 France 38173 +498
23 New Zealand 36254 -791
24 Israel 35905 +562
25 34871 +2385
26 UAE 32989 -3071
27 Italy 30232 +365
28 Puerto Rico 28720 -516
29 Spain 26823 +958
30 Korea 25990 -1205
31 Kuwait 25142 -4221
32 Bahamas 24213 +310
33 Malta 24013 +1184
34 Cyprus 22903 +316
35 Bahrain 22798 -712
36 Taiwan 21607 -681
37 Brunei 21497 -6740
38 Slovenia 21210 +477
39 Portugal 19684 +563
40 Saudi Arabia 19313 -1500
41 Estonia 18180 +892
42 Greece 18035 -30
43 Czech Republic 17543 +286
44 Trinidad and Tobago 17456 -630
45 Saint Kitts and Nevis 16794 +684
46 Palau 16716 +646
47 Slovakia 16575 +583
48 Barbados 16044 +270
49 Uruguay 15506 -243
50 Seychelles 15400 +459
51 Lithuania 14965 +755
52 Antigua and Barbuda 14753 +339
53 Latvia 14259 +640
54 Panama 13644 +631
55 Oman 13060 -2173
56 Chile 12938 -403
57 Poland 12460 -36
58 Hungary 11970 -270
59 Croatia 11876 +303
60 Costa Rica 11614 +677
61 Lebanon 11484 +247
62 Argentina 10051 -3538
63 Malaysia 9811 +254
64 Eq. Guinea 9604 -2158
65 Turkey 9562 +125
66 Mauritius 9422 +203
67 Grenada 9332 +396
68 Maldives 9281 +281
69 Romania 9157 +251
70 Mexico 8415 -594
71 China 8240 +250
72 Saint Lucia 8188 -4
73 Russia 7743 -1312
74 Suriname 7701 -1604
75 Gabon 7530 -206
76 Brazil 7447 -1223
77 Dominica 7363 +332
78 Saint Vincent and Grenadines 7124 +241
79 Dominican Republic 7074 +318
80 Bulgaria 6927 +96
81 Montenegro 6713 +224
82 Turkmenistan 6479 -143
83 Kazakhstan 6472 -3324
84 Libya 6158 +99
85 Thailand 5940 +197
86 Venezuela 5908 -1837
87 Botswana 5897 -144
88 Jordan 5705 +192
89 Ecuador 5688 -383
90 Fiji 5550 +177
91 Peru 5513 -508
92 Serbia 5241 +122
93 Colombia 5195 -889
94 Macedonia 5021 +234
95 Namibia 5005 -772
96 Jamaica 4968 +20
97 Belize 4866 +24
98 Belarus 4855 -894
99 Iran 4799 -78
100 South Africa 4768 -926

Despite the fact that the purchasing power parity GDP cannot be a fair assessment and akin to mental equilibristics like the Bigmak index, we give existing data.

Rating countries on GDP on PPS per capita 2016

1 Qatar129511,8
2 Luxembourg100991,1
3 Macau87845,5
4 Singapore86853,7
5 Brunei77661,9
6 Kuwait70586,6
7 Norway69031,1
8 UAE67946,5
9 San Marino.64464,5
10 Switzerland59150,1
11 ireland58372,7
12 Hong Kong58128,0
13 57220,2
14 Saudi Arabia53728,2
15 Bahrain50667,4
16 Netherlands50338,9
17 Sweden49424,5
18 Australia48196,0
19 Austria48098,2
20 Iceland48042,4
21 Taiwan47811,6
22 47535,6
23 Denmark46704,0
24 Canada46199,4
25 Oman44530,5
26 Belgium44143,7
27 Great Britain42041,3
28 FRNATION41867,9
29 Finland41690,1
30 38731,3
31 Puerto Rico37869,3
32 South Korea37699,2
33 Malta37328,3
34 New Zealand36950,1
35 Italy36191,1
36 Spain36142,8
37 Israel34335,7
38 Cyprus33304,0
39 Czech Republic32599,9
40 Trinidad and Tobago32432,0
41 Slovenia31871,8
42 Slovakia31012,8
43 Lithuania29716,6
44 Estonia29543,3
45 Equatorial Guinea28923,6
46 Portugal28479,6
47 Poland27670,5
48 Malaysia27278,2
49 Seychelles27230,4
50 Hungary27145,7
51 Greece26609,5
52 Saint Kitts and Nevis25912,9
53 Latvia25883,3
54 Bahama.25507,2
55 Russia 25185,5
56 Kazakhstan24176,9
57 Antigua and Barbuda23922,4
58 Chile23803,3
59 Panama22861,4
60 Argentina22303,2
61 Croatia22296,2
62 Uruguay21944,3
63 Romania21916,4
64 Turkey21198,5
65 Mauritius20442,6
66 Bulgaria19839,1
67 Gabon19149,9
68 Lebanon18425,8
69 Mexico17905,5
70 Iran17888,3
71 Azerbaijan17486,5
72 Belarus17440,8
73 Turkmenistan17072,5
74 Barbados17050,0
75 Montenegro17022,0
76 Botswana16938,2
77 Thailand16706,3
78 Iraq16323,3
79 Costa Rica16088,6
80 Suriname15977,0
81 Dominican Republic15776,9
82 Palau15483,0
83 Maldives15345,7
84 Venezuela15251,5
85 China15095,2
86 Brazil15048,6
87 Algeria14857,3
88 Macedonia14631,1
89 Libya14348,8
90 Colombia14171,2
91 Serbia14047,0
92 Grenada13599,2
93 South Africa13166,2
94 Peru12580,6
95 Jordan12358,5
96 Mongolia12133,5
97 Egypt12113,1
98 Saint Lucia11944,4
99 Namibia11903,9
100 Albania11821,7

The rating of the strongest countries of the world is compiled by the criterion for the volume of nominal GDP, it also takes into account the ever-growing effect of the East on the planet's economy. Russia in the top ten states strengthened at the ninth position.

1. USA


Several facts

GDP $ 15,095 $ 025 US

Capital Washington

Population 313 232 044 people.

Year of foundation 1776

Territory 9,518,900 km2 (without dependent territories)

US economy Holds leadership for the last 100 years. Its components are the world's largest banking system and stock exchange, transnational corporations, highly productive agriculture and leadership in the innovation and high-tech industry, in particular computer and telecommunication (Apple, Microsoft).

In 1732, the United Kingdom decided to close hat factors throughout America - and ordered the colonists to buy expensive hats produced in English manuff. They say that dictate has become one of the reasons for the American revolution and the subsequent economic boom in the country.

Currently, the US headquarters are located in the United States from 500 world's largest companies, which is almost twice as much as in any other country. About 60% of the currency reserves of the planet are translated into US dollars and only 24% in euros. One of the most influential financial markets of the world will be deployed in the country.

In the field of information technology, the United States has no equal. So, in the ranking of the Business Week magazine from 100 companies of the IT 75 area, and in the first twenty - 17 Americans, including Apple, Microsoft, IBM, Adobe and others.

If you believe the statistics, during the US Football Championship, the Middle American spends on the discussion of matches during the working time 10 minutes a day. Damage is more than $ 800 million.

The first skyscraper in the world appeared in 1885 in Chicago. For 2011, only 4 of the 25 highest planet buildings are located in the USA.

In the US, children of rich parents do not live on their money, and try to build their own careers themselves, counting only on their education and acquired during the time of study.

2. China


Several facts

GDP US $ 799 $ 147

Capital Beijing

Population 1 347 374 752 people.

Year of foundation 1949 (PRC)

Territory 9 596 960 km2

China at the beginning of the XXI century - Space and nuclear power, which by 2020 according to the plan of the Chinese Communist Party, should catch up with the United States on the cumulative income of GDP. Exports gives 80% of state currency income of the PRC. The country leads in production more than a hundred types of products, of which the most advanced - automotive and textile.

Chinese economy is the most fast-growing in the world; Its consistent growth rates are about 10% over the past 30 years. The country is also the largest exporter and the second largest importer of goods. GDP per capita in China is 7,544 dollars. According to experts, after 8-10 years, the absolute figures of the PRC GDP will catch up and, perhaps will exceed the indicators of the United States.

The provinces in the coastal areas of China are usually industrially more developed compared with the peripheral regions. By the way, the territory of Hong Kong and Macau de facto are independent and have the status of special. To visit their visits you need a special permit.

National currency - Yuan, it is measured by the cost of Chinese "folk money" Zhenminby (RMB). The yuan course is established by the state, besides, it cannot be purchased abroad. 1 euro costs about 8 yuan, 1 yuan is a little more than 5 rubles. Starbucks coffee shop network in China is much more famous and stronger in various indicators than McDonalds fast food restaurant.

China's population in 2012 amounted to more than 1.3 billion people. According to average estimates, it will cease to grow by 2030, when it reaches 1.465 billion

Every year in China, exhibitions of achievements in the field of high technologies are held, the most famous of them is the Cantonese Fair in Guangzhou (CECF, CANTON FAIR). It is one of the most important events in the world of production and trade.

3. Japan


Several facts

GDP $ 5,869,471 US

Capital Tokyo

Population 126 400 000 people.

Year of foundation 660 BC e.

Territory 377 944 km2

In size of GDP and industrial production Japan occupies 3rd place after the United States and PRC. High technologies are developed - electronics and robotics, as well as transport engineering, including car, etc., machine-tooling. The fishing fleet is 15% of the world. Agriculture is subsidized by the state, but 55% of food is imported.

Within three decades since 1960, a rapid economic growth was observed in Japan, which was a consequence of the post-war "economic miracle". On average, its rates accounted for 10% in the 1960s, 5% in the 1970s and 4% in the 1980s.

In Japan, the degree of economic freedom is high: the government works closely with the manufacturer, stimulating its development. The main focus is on science and high technologies. All this, as well as strict labor discipline contribute to the rise of the Japanese economy.

A distinctive feature of the country is Karetse - association of manufacturers, suppliers, distributors around powerful banks, as well as relatively weak international competition in domestic markets. In addition, there are many more social, rather than production agreements: for example, a guarantee of lifelong employment in large companies.

Three main banks of the country - Mitsubishi UFJ FINANCIAL GROUP (MUFG), Mizuho and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) - are now filled with deposit deposits.

Japan is the world "capital of robots." According to the number of industrial robots used, she overtakes even the US

Only at MUFG has deposits in the amount of 129 trillion yen (1.6 trillion dollars), it is the second largest bank in the world. The problem is that MUFG does not yet know how to dispose of these money.

4. Germany


Several facts

GDP $ 3,577,031 $

Capital Berlin

Population 81 751 600 people.

Year of foundation 1990

Territory 357 021 km2

Economy Germany - The largest in Europe. Motor foreign trade is an industry that makes up a large proportion of GDP. Also developed agriculture, energy: the country is confidently leading in the production of wind and solar generators, information and biotechnology. Germany - the 2nd in the world exporter: abroad there is a third of national production.

Germany has a leading economy in the European Union and is a major lender for most European states, including crisis Greece. Most of the country's products are associated with technology: these are cars and equipment. The chemical industry is also widely deployed. The largest German enterprises operating in these industries have their branches, research centers and production facilities around the world.

Among them are the famous Volkswagen car concerns, BMW, Daimler, Chemicals - Bayer, Basf, Henkel Group, Conglomerate Siemens, E.ON and RWE Energy Companies or Bosch Group. In such cities such as Hanover, Frankfurt and Berlin, the largest annual international exhibitions and congresses are held.

Germany is the leading manufacturer of wind turbines and the main developer of solar energy technologies in the world.

At the end of the XIX century, the United Kingdom, in an attempt to protect its market from second-rate imports, ordered the launch of German goods in the inscription "Made in Germany".

Now Germany is experiencing a real "boom" of the auto industry. This is obliged to her key market sales market - China

However, after a couple of decades, the quality of goods from Germany improved so much that this labeling turned into a sign of the highest sample.

5. France


Several facts

GDP 2 776 $ 324 US

Capital Paris

Population 65 447 374 people.

Year of foundation 843 (Verden Treaty)

Territory 674 685 km2

France for the total economy It takes leading places in the EU and consistently enters the first world ten. Leads in mechanical engineering, chemical and aerospace industries. In terms of agricultural production, Germany is ahead of Germany, and exporting agricultural products - the United States. Traditionally, high in export share of wines. Large tourism center: more than 75 million travelers visit France every year.

The French economy is the fifth largest in the world and the second - in Europe (after its main partner - Germany). The country entered the 2008-2009 recession later, later and was able to come out earlier than most states comparable to it. From January to March 2011, the growth of France's GDP was dynamic than expected, and amounted to 1%. One of the best indicators in Europe!

France is a nuclear power and one of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, besides, this is the most visited country in the world. Paris can be called the tourist capital of the planet, and Eiffel Tower is the most popular attraction on Earth. These facts automatically make France by world tourism championship, which is a large share in the revenue part of the state budget. By the way, tip here are already included in your account and make up 15% of the order amount.

This is the most famous winemaking country in the world. The wine here was made even in the time of the invasion of the Romans under the leadership of Julia Caesar. According to statistics, 72% of the French are hardly understood in numerous wine brands.

Champagne was first produced in France in the XVII century. The drink was immediately called "Devilish" - he exploded the barrels in which he was stored

Only from the legendary Bordeaux (Bordeaux) more than 9000 varieties! The best liqueurs in the world are also produced in France.

6. Brazil


Several facts

GDP $ 2,476 $ 908

Capital Brazilia.

Population 189 987 291 people.

Year of foundation 1822

Territory 8 514 877 km2

Brazil has the greatest economic potential Among the Latin American countries and produces a variety of products: from petroleum products, steel and consumer goods to computers, cars and aircraft. One of the main articles of Brazil's export - coffee. The country is also leading in the production of sugar cane, from which ethanol is produced.

Brazil manages one of the fastest growing economies in the world: its GDP on average increases by more than 5% per year. The country continues to maintain a high level of social inequality, which invented by the state since the time of the long colonization of Portugal. However, in recent years it has decreased.

The 1970s became the beginning of the Brazilian "Economic Miracle". It was at that time that a successful national program was initiated, providing for the replacement of gasoline to a more eco-friendly and cheap ethanol. In its framework, the government also ordered the largest car concerns to collect only those models that can work on ethanol.

Now more than a third of GDP is provided by agriculture. The most important fact: Brazilians own 46% of the world market of Arabica - the best variety of coffee. At the same time, this state is the most controversial in Latin America in terms of investment. All major companies are usually extremely monopolized, and management is carried out by closed groups with state participation. The country has a number of customs prohibitions for imports, because of which there are difficulties with the purchase of household appliances.

Get to Mount Corcovado, where the statue of Christ the Savior is standing on the railway - the train with two traps rushes up the jungle slopes

According to Forbes (2011), Brazil is located in the eighth place in the world by the number of billionaires.

7. United Kingdom


Several facts

GDP US $ 2,417,570

Capital London

Poore 62 698 362 people.

Year of foundation 1801

Territory 243 809 km2.

Basic articles export - Mechanical engineering, industrial goods and chemicals. An industrial corporation British Petroleum, holding 2nd place in Europe in the rating of the largest, saves on imports of petroleum products and brings substantial profits. Also, the United Kingdom - the second in the world exporter of white clay, from which porcelain is made.

Many historians tend to believe that if Russia had passed the Great October Revolution, the country would have developed along the UK path. Today, Britain is one of the globalized countries of the world. London, along with New York, is the largest global financial center and has the largest GDP among European cities.

An important role in the British economy is played by the pharmaceutical industry and oil production - the country has oil and gas reserves in the North Sea worth about 250 billion pounds of sterling. Britain carries out 10% of world exports of services - banking, insurance, brokerage, advisory, as well as in computer programming. Currently, the country occupies 4th place in the world (and 1st in Europe) in the Consolidated Index on Business Establishment (World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index).

The National Health Service of the United Kingdom is the third largest employer in the world after the Red Army of China and the Railway of India.

By tradition, installed at the beginning of the twentieth century, the monarch's birthday is celebrated in the UK to one of the Sabbath of June - regardless of the actual date

Despite deep integration (including economic) all countries of the kingdom, you will receive a refusal if you wish to pay the Scottish pounds in the shops of England, Wales or Northern Ireland. Most of the British do not even know how this money looks!

8. Italy


Several facts

GDP 2 198 730 $ US

Capital Rome

Population 56 995 744 people.

Year of foundation 1946

Territory 301 340, with islands 309 547 km2

Italy - World Supplier Household appliances, one of the leaders of the automotive industry and industrial equipment. Food exporter: cheese, pasta, wine, olive oil, fruit and canned vegetables, as well as finished clothes and leather shoes. At the same time, Italy has little natural resources and imports most raw materials and more than 80% of energy.

After World War II, Italy passed a long way of significant economic transformations: starting with a total lag, it achieved a developed industrial economy. The income per capita was three times less than the same period in the United States. Almost half of the country (42.2%) was occupied in agriculture. The current time, according to the IMF and the World Bank, the Italian economy is the eighth in the world and the fourth in Europe in the point of view of nominal GDP, as well as the tenth in the world and the fifth in Europe by the GDP criterion calculated on PPS.

Italy is significantly focused on foreign trade. Many of its food are known all over the world. So, the legendary Italian wines, cheeses, pizza are supplied to export. Almost all products are marked by a special DOC brand (Denominazione Di Origine Controllata), which is the designation of the highest quality - it helps a foreign consumer to "cut off" simply similar products (for example, German Gambozola's cheese - imitation of the Italian Gorgonzola).

Italian fashion houses Versace, Gucci, Prada, Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani and others received wide fame.

The status of the most expensive car acquired the Italian sports car Ferrari 250 GTO 1962 of the release sold in 2012 for 35 million US dollars

Motorists are well acquainted by the names of car brands of Italy: Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini.

9. Russia


Several facts

GDP US $ 1,850

Capital Moscow

Population 143 030 106 people.

Year of foundation 862 (the beginning of Russian statehood)

Territory 17 098 246 km2

Economy of Russia It characterizes a significant dependence on energy prices. According to the Federal State Statistics Service, Russia's exports by 65.9% consists of mineral raw materials. Metals and precious stones are among the remaining proportion (16.3%), the products of the chemical industry, machinery and equipment.

Russia is historically rich in intellectual resources. Unfortunately, most of them sell their potential in the West. For example, Max Factor became the founder of Max Factor, who opened his first store in Ryazan, and in 1904 he emigrated. It is also necessary to remember the founder of Google Sergey Brin and Engineer of the Concern Daimler Boris Lutsk.

Thanks to the economic reforms of the 1990s, most industrial assets were privatized in Russia, with the exception of energy and defense enterprises. The main problem of the country is a strong dependence on energy resources, in particular oil and gas. The stock market is also on the path of its formation and is assessed by many as speculative. By the way, since 2011 in Moscow - the highest concentration of billionaires in the world.

According to the calculations of the consulting giant PricewaterhouseCoopers, by 2014 Russia will overtake Germany in terms of GDP and will enter the top five countries.

Negotiations on Russia's accession to the WTO began in 1995, the acceding itself will occur in September 2012

The big influx of foreign investment and the new stage in the development of the economy, in the opinion of experts, must follow in the near future - they are associated with global sport events: Olympiad in Sochi in 2014 and the World Cup in 2018.

10. India


Several facts

GDP US $ 1,430 $ 020

Capital New Delhi.

Population 1 210 193 422 people.

The year of foundation 1950 (complete independence from the UK)

Territory 3 287 590 km2

Economy of India covers all industries: from agricultural production to industry. 67% of the working-age population are directly dependent on agriculture, which is a third of GDP. India is the largest exporter of tea and has the largest livestock population in the world. At the same time, the defense, atomic and space industry is highly developed.

In the XVII century, India was the richest country in the world - before the arrival of the colonializers from the UK. Dutch, Danes, French, Portuguese and other nations fought for receiving trade privileges here. The country is the birthplace of algebra, trigonometry and chess. Now India is a bright and diverse state, its economy is increasingly integrated with the world.

Economic reforms conducted in the country since 1990 have far-reaching consequences. General Electric Capital considers this country unique, PepsiCo finds her the fastest growing, and Motorola is confident that India becomes one of the leading powers of the planet. Currently, the state dynamically goes back to the position of the world leader in the IT sector.

One of the main advantages of India is a high qualification and a relatively low cost of labor, which is actively used by transnational corporations. Now, according to the size of GDP for the purchasing power parity, India has reached the 4th place in the world, and in 2050 its volume will catch up with American.

Monument-Mausoleum Taj Mahal - Symbol of tender love King Shah Jahan to his wife Beauty Mumtaz Mahal

Despite the rapid economic growth, India continues to face the problems of social inequality and a high level of unemployment.

Text Dmitry Zolotavin, Financial Consultant "A-Club" in Tyumen, Alpha Bank

In general, the United States economy is significantly ahead of other states in the absolute volume of GDP. Compared to the past year, the increase in the internal gross product of the United States amounted to 726 billion dollars. The separation from China reached 7 trillion. dollars.

Russia in 2017 made one more step up (in the 13th place), overtaking Australia. According to the IMF, the GDP of the Russian Federation increased by 135 billion dollars.

Recall gross Domestic Product (GROSS Domestic Product) - GDP (GDP) - Macroeconomic Indicator, reflecting the market value of all finite goods and services (that is, intended for direct use), produced in all sectors of the economy in the territory of the state for consumption, export and accumulation, regardless of the national affiliation of the factors of production. For the first time, this concept was proposed in 1934 by Simon Kuznets.

In the calculation of the GDP indicator, financial transactions, securities operations, sales in the secondary market (used cars, apartments, houses, clothing, etc.) are not included. Financial operations do not create a real value, and the sale of previously used items has already been taken into account earlier in the calculation of previous GDP indicators.

Gross domestic product is used to characterize production results, level of economic development and economic growth rates.

The formula for calculating GDP looks like this:

GDP \u003d W + Q + R + P + T

Where: W - wages paid by subjects of economic activities, regardless of the presence (absence) of citizenship Q - Social insurance deductions and other mandatory payments R - Gross profit of business entities P - Gross Mixed Income T - Taxes for Production and Import (from This amount is deducted state subsidies, if any).

GDP countries of the 2017, in trill. $

1. USA - 19,284
2. China - 12,263
3. Japan - 4,513
4. Germany - 3,591
5. United Kingdom - 2,885
6. France - 2,537
7. India - 2,487
8. Italy - 1,901
9. Brazil - 1,556
10. Canada - 1,530
11. South Korea - 1,379
12. Spain - 1,291
13. Russia - 1.267
14. Australia - 1,262
15. Mexico - 1,166
16. Indonesia - 1,024
17. Netherlands - 0.794
18. Turkey - 0,791
19. Switzerland - 0,665
20. Saudi Arabia - 0,659
21. Nigeria - 620.95
22. Sweden - 530.29
23. Taiwan - 524.84
24. Poland - 495.39
25. Belgium - 479.68
26. Argentina - 447.83
27. Thailand - 428.76
28. Iran - 409.3
29. Austria - 399.62
30. Norway - 384.47
31. United Arab Emirates - 357.27
32. Philippines - 345.31
33. Malaysia - 344.85
34. Hong Kong - 337.1
35. Israel - 316.77
36. Denmark - 314.27
37. Singapore - 304.1
38. Colombia - 278.59
39. South Africa - 273.73
40. Ireland - 269.74
41. Bangladesh - 246.73
42. Chile - 243.92
43. Finland - 242.27
44. Vietnam - 217.84
45. Portugal - 212.15
46. \u200b\u200bGreece - 203.22
47. Romania - 194.3
48. Czech Republic - 191.61
49. Peru - 189.71
50. Qatar - 181.26
51. New Zealand - 178.02
52. Algeria - 173.86
53. Iraq - 164.42
54. Venezuela - 149.51
55. Kazakhstan - 135.13
56. Hungary - 120.12
57. Kuwait - 119.9
58. Morocco - 114.34
59. Puerto Rico - 99.47
60. Sudan - 98.55
61. Slovakia - 94.49
62. Ukraine - 93.55
63. Sri Lanka - 91.91
64. Ecuador - 91.16
65. Angola - 86.29
66. Myanmar - 81.97
67. Dominican Republic - 75.37
68. Ethiopia - 74.08
69. Guatemala - 72.09
70. Kenya - 69.07
71. Luxembourg - 63.79
72. Uzbekistan - 61.53
73. Costa Rica - 60.8
74. Panama - 60.51
75. Oman - 56.34
76. Uruguay - 54.94
77. Lebanon - 54.06
78. Croatia - 51.95
79. Bulgaria - 51.44
80. Tanzania - 49.53
81. Belarus - 49.25
82. Libya - 47.79
83. Yemen - 47.18
84. Slovenia - 45.61
85. Lithuania - 45.4
86. Macau - 44.84
87. Tunisia - 44.36
88. Democratic Republic of Congo - 43.65
89. Jordan - 42.3
90. Ghana - 40.93
91. Serbia - 38.88
92. Côte d'Ivoire - 38.48
93. Turkmenistan - 37.77
94. Bolivia - 37.3
95. Azerbaijan - 36.2
96. Cameroon - 32.63
97. Bahrain - 31.96
98. Latvia - 29.86
99. Salvador - 28.54
100. Paraguay - 27.91

Experts predicted WFP National Economies for 2018

Experts remind that nominal GDP is the cumulative market value of all final goods and services produced in the country for a certain year. Comparisons of the economy and income of people are produced by adjusting differences in prices between countries - by purchasing power parity (PPP).

According to forecasts, the gross world product in 2018 will be 84.38 trillion. US dollars, its PPS is predicted at the level of 133.81 trillion. Dolly analysts are called the USA and China largest economies, the state of Tuvalu is the weakest economy in the world.

The Nominal GDP of the United States, which lead in this ranking is 23.9% of world wealth, while the smallest economy in Tuvalu is only 0.00005%. By purchasing power parity, China with indicators is 18.8%, the lowest rating is all at the same Tuvalu - 0.00003%.





In nominal terms, 16 states have GDP above $ 1 trillion., 65 - above $ 100 billion and 178 - above $ 1 billion. The five largest economies of the world are approximately 53.43% of world wealth. The top ten leaders account for about 66.86%, and the top 20 world economies covers more than 80% of the global economy. At the same time, 92 the smallest economies of the world contribute only to 1% in the global wealth, and 155 least developed countries give only 10% of the total.

According to PPPs, 25 world economies have GDP above $ 1 trillion., 85 countries are more than $ 100 billion, and 182 world economies are $ 1 billion. The share of five states accounts for 48.95% of the global economy. The share of the top ten rating is more than 61%, and the contribution of the TOP 20 economies exceeds 75%. 150 of the smallest economies have only 10% of the total worldwide wealth.

There are many differences between nominal GDP and GDP (PPP). For example, Myanmar demonstrates the most significant difference in monetary terms in the PPS rating ($ 362.96 billion) compared with the nominal rating ($ 74.0 billion). The most significant difference between the places occupied by Iceland is the 101st place in the nominal rating and the 148th place in the PPS rating. And only 11 national economies in the world have the same rank in both methods.

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