Top 10 bigest GDP by country in the world ||दुनिया के सबसे अमीर देश || Suraj Gujela

. United States

GDP: $19.48 trillion
GDP Growth: 2.27%
GDP per Capita: $59,939
Share of World GDP: 24.08%
A number of factors contribute to the success of the United States. An entrepreneurial environment that encourages hard work and long hours certainly helps. But decentralized government, advanced research universities, and favorable regulatory environments also contribute.

2. China

GDP: $12.23 trillion
GDP Growth: 6.9%
GDP per Capita: $8,612
Share of World GDP: 15.12%
The Chinese economy, one of the fastest growing economies of the 21st century, now ranked as the second largest economy in the world, is currently valued at a GDP of $12.23 trillion. With China’s Belt and Road Initiative effectively merging its foreign and economic policy, promotion of using the Chinese Renminbi for the use of settlements has increased. The country is increasingly playing an influential role in the global economy. It has been the largest contributor to global growth since the financial crisis of 2008.

3. Japan

GDP: $4.87 trillion
GDP Growth: 1.71%
GDP per Capita: $38,214
Share of World GDP: 6.02%
Japan’s four main islands – Honshu, Hokkaido, Shikoku, and Kyushu – constitute nearly 98% of its land area. It has the world’s 3rd largest economy by nominal GDP and the 4th largest economy by purchasing power parity (PPP).

Ranked as one of most innovative countries in the world, Japan is the world’s largest electronic goods producer and the 3rd largest automobile manufacturer. The country generally has a surplus in annual trade and international investment.

4. Germany

GDP: $3.69 trillion
GDP Growth: 2.22%
GDP per Capita: $44,680
Share of World GDP: 4.56%
Expected to reach $4.37 trillion in 2020, Germany has the 4th largest GDP in the world. The total value of exports and imports is equal to 86.9% of GDP. Germany is a European nation with the biggest drivers of its economy being its service industries, including telecommunication, healthcare, and tourism.

The nation employs a social market economy that emphasizes the value of open-market capitalism and also ensures a number of social services guarantees. The country is ranked #1 in the world for entrepreneurship due to its skilled labor force, highly developed infrastructure, and technological expertise.

5. India

GDP: $2.65 trillion
GDP Growth: 6.68%
GDP per Capita: $1,980
Share of World GDP: 3.28%
The Republic of India is a federal democracy that consists of 29 states and 7 union territories. It is the largest democracy and the 6th largest economy in the world. India has thriving manufacturing, technology, and service sectors. Since 2014, the rate of foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows to India has grown steadily as some key policy changes were incorporated by the government to facilitate this growth.

Some strategic steps have been taken to stimulate India’s business environment including reforms to remove bottlenecks in key business areas, reducing minimum capital requirement, and simplifying the process of obtaining necessary licenses.

6. United Kingdom

GDP: $2.63 trillion
GDP Growth: 1.79%
GDP per Capita: $39,532
Share of World GDP: 3.26%
The United Kingdom (UK), also known as the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. It is the 5th largest economy in the world and the 2nd largest in Europe in terms of GDP.

7. France

GDP: $2.58 trillion
GDP Growth: 1.82%
GDP per Capita: $39,827
Share of World GDP: 3.19%
France is the 7th largest economy in the world. It is the most visited destination in the world and consequently has a thriving tourism industry. Also, foreign trade is an essential component of its economy.


8. Brazil

GDP: $2.05 trillion
GDP Growth: 0.98%
GDP per Capita: $9,881
Share of World GDP: 2.54%
Brazil’s economy is the 9th largest in the world with an estimated worth of natural resources being $21.8 trillion. The country’s diverse and open economy has developed flourishing trade relationships with more than 100 different countries. According to the 2019 Index of Economic Freedom, the total FDI in Brazil was $62.7 billion.


9. Italy

GDP: $1.94 trillion
GDP Growth: 1.50%
GDP per Capita: $32,038
Share of World GDP: 2.40%
Italy’s economy is the 3rd largest in the Eurozone and the 12th largest by GDP. In addition to its sizable economy, Italy is one of the most influential countries in Europe; it is a key member of the Eurozone, EU, the G7, the OECD, and the G20.


10. Canada

GDP: $1.64 trillion
GDP Growth: 3.05%
GDP per Capita: $44,841
Share of World GDP: 2.04%
Canada has a mainly service-based economy. The threshold for foreign investment in Canada is CAD 5 million for direct investments, and CAD 50 million for indirect investments. Globally, Canada ranks as the 12th largest exporter. The country has also been a key member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 1995.
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