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Nope. Still #1 in GDP. From 2017 [1], top 10 economies: 1. US - $19.42T GDP (25% of world GDP) 2. China - $11.8T GDP 3. Japan - $4.84T GDP 4. Germany - $3.42T
by hermitdev 8y ago
Nope. Still #1 in GDP. From 2017 [1], top 10 economies:
1. US - $19.42T GDP (25% of world GDP)
2. China - $11.8T GDP
3. Japan - $4.84T GDP
4. Germany - $3.42T GDP
5. UK - $2.5T GDP
6. India - $2.45T GDP
7. France - $2.42T GDP
8. Brazil - $2.14T GDP
9. Italy - $1.81T GDP
10. Canada - $1.6T GDP
Personally, the one that shocked me is Italy, what with the all you see about the country's debt problems, but I hear a lot of that is due to corruption and tax evasion.
[1] https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/022415/worlds-top-10-economies.asp https://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/022415/world...
- pimmen 8y agoBut Italy’s GDP per capita is way behind Northern Europe, which doesn’t have a debt problem. The Nordic countries have a combined GDP of about 1.5 trillion with about half of Italy’s population.