International Largest economies by peak GDP (current US$).

[codfather]

1. USA - 25.46 - 2022
2. China - 17.96 - 2022
3. Japan - 6.27 - 2012
4. Germany - 4.26 - 2021
5. India - 3.39 - 2022 - 27
6. UK - 3.12 - 2021 - 16
7. France - 2.96 - 2021 - 34
8. Brazil - 2.62 - 2011 - 21
9. Italy - 2.41 - 2008 - 12
10. Russia - 2.29 - 2013 - 15
11. Canada - 2.14 - 2022 - 33
12. South Korea - 1.81 - 2021 - 13
13. Australia - 1.68 - 2022 - 5
14. Spain - 1.63 - 2008 - 22
15. Mexico - 1.41 - 2022 - 9
16. Indonesia - 1.32 - 2022 - 21
17. Saudi Arabia - 1.11 - 2022 - 10
18. Netherlands - 1.01 - 2021 - 43
19. Turkiye - 958 - 2013 - 150
20. Switzerland - 808 - 2022 - 33
21. Taiwan* - 775 - 2021
22. Poland - 688 - 2022
23. Iran - 644 - 2012
24. Argentina - 644 - 2017
25. Sweden - 637 - 2021
26. Belgium - 594 - 2021
27. Norway - 579 - 2022
28. Nigeria - 574 - 2014
29. Thailand - 544 - 2019
30. Ireland - 529 - 2022
31. Israel - 522 - 2022
32. UAE - 508 - 2022
33. Venezuela - 482 - 2014
34. Austria - 480 - 2021
35. Egypt - 477 - 2022
36. Singapore - 467 - 2022
37. Bangladesh - 460 - 2022
38. South Africa - 458 - 2011
39. Vietnam - 409 - 2022
40. Malaysia - 406 - 2022
41. Philippines - 404 - 2022
42. Denmark - 398 - 2021
43. Colombia - 382 - 2013
44. Pakistan - 377 - 2022
45. Hong Kong - 369 - 2021
46. Greece - 356 - 2008
47. Chile - 317 - 2021
48. Romania - 301 - 2022
49. Finland - 296 - 2021
50. Czechia - 291 - 2022
51. Iraq - 264 - 2022
52. Portugal - 263 - 2008
53. New Zealand - 256 - 2021
54. Peru - 243 - 2022
55. Qatar - 237 - 2022
56. Kazakhstan - 237 - 2013
57. Algeria - 214 - 2014
58. Ukraine - 200 - 2021
59. Kuwait - 185 - 2022
60. Hungary - 182 - 2021
61. Morocco - 143 - 2021
62. Angola - 137 - 2014
63. Sudan - 130 - 2017
64. Ethiopia - 127 - 2022
65. Slovakia - 119 - 2021
66. Ecuador - 115 - 2022
67. Oman - 115 - 2022
68. Dominican Republic - 114 - 2022
69. Puerto Rico - 113 - 2022
70. Kenya - 113 - 2022
71. Cuba - 107 - 2020
72. Guatemala - 95 - 2022
73. Sri Lanka - 94 - 2018
74. Libya - 93 - 2012
75. Bulgaria - 89 - 2022
76. Uzbekistan - 86 - 2015
77. Luxembourg - 86 - 2021
78. Ghana - 79 - 2021
79. Myanmar - 79 - 2020
80. Belarus - 79 - 2014
81. Azerbaijan - 79 - 2022
82. Panama - 77 - 2022
83. Tanzania - 76 - 2022
84. Cote d'Ivoire - 72 - 2021
85. Lithuania - 70 - 2022
86. Uruguay - 71 - 2022
87. Croatia - 71 - 2022
88. Costa Rica - 68 - 2022
89. Serbia - 64 - 2022
90. Slovenia - 62 - 2022
91. DR Congo - 58 - 2022
92. Macao - 55 - 2018
93. Tunisia - 50 - 2014
94. Jordan - 47 - 2022
95. Turkmenistan - 46 - 2020
96. Uganda - 46 - 2022
97. Cameroon - 45 - 2021
98. Bahrain - 44 - 2022
99. Bolivia - 43 - 2022
100. Paraguay - 42 - 2022
101. Latvia - 41 - 2022
102. Nepal - 41 - 2022
103. Estonia - 38 - 2022

Regions:

1. East Asia & Pacific - 31.1 - 2021
2. North America - 27.61 - 2022
3. Europe & Central Asia - 25.19 - 2022
4. Latin America & Caribbean - 6.75 - 2022
5. Middle East & North Africa - 4.41 - 2022
6. South Asia - 4.36 - 2022
7. Sub-Saharan Africa - 2.05 - 2022

GDP (current US$)

Highest peak GDP country not included in millionaires list is 24th ranked Argentina.

The only language that has more than one country in the top 14 by peak GDP is English:
1. USA
6. UK
11. Canada
13. Australia


Updated down to 103. Estonia


Fastest GDP growth:

1. USA - 2022 - 9.2% (through 3 quarters)
2. China - 2022 - 4.1% (through 3 quarters)
3. India - 2022 - 4% (through 2 quarters)
4. Brazil - 2011 - 2.7% (through 2 quarters)
5. Japan - 2012 - 1.5% (through 3 quarters)
6. South Korea - 2021 - 1.5% (through 3 quarters)
7. Spain - 2008 - 1.3% (through 3 quarters)
8. France - 2021 - 0.8% (through 3 quarters)
9. Australia - 2022 - 0.8% (through 2 quarters)
10. Canada - 2022 - 0.6% (through 2 quarters)
11. UK - 2021 - 0.5% (through 3 quarters)
12. Italy - 2008 - 0.2% (through 3 quarters)
13. Germany - 2021 - 0% (through 3 quarters)
14. Russia - 2013 - x

 

[2gps125]

California by itself is in fifth place and will pass up Germany in the not too distant future.

The gross domestic product (GDP) of California was about 3.36 trillion U.S. dollars in 2021

 

[codfather]

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[HeffDoesWant]

1. USA - 23 - 2021
2. China - 17.73 - 2021
3. Japan - 6.27 - 2012
   
4. Germany - 4.22 - 2021
   
5. UK - 3.19 - 2021
   
6. India - 3.17 - 2021
   
7. France - 2.94 - 2021
8. Brazil - 2.62 - 2011
   
9. Italy - 2.41 - 2008
10. Russia - 2.29 - 2013
    
11. Canada - 1.99 - 2021
    
12. South Korea - 1.8 - 2021
13. Spain - 1.63 - 2008
    
14. Australia - 1.58 - 2013
15. Mexico - 1.32 - 2014
16. Indonesia - 1.19 - 2021
17. Netherlands - 1.02 - 2021
18. Turkiye - 958 - 2013
19. Saudi Arabia - 834 - 2021
20. Switzerland - 813 - 2021
21. Poland - 674 - 2021
22. Sweden - 627 - 2021
23. Belgium - 600 - 2021

Source

Australia is higher than 1.58 right now.

We also had the worlds highest median wealth earlier this year but likely off a bit as house prices have fallen a bit.

The Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report found that the median personal wealth per Australian adult was a massive $409,055 (US$273,900) - making Aussies the richest people on the planet.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/au.fin...he-richest-people-in-the-world-001758078.html

 

[SummerStriker]

Australia is higher than 1.58 right now.

We also had the worlds highest median wealth earlier this year but likely off a bit as house prices have fallen a bit.

The Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report found that the median personal wealth per Australian adult was a massive $409,055 (US$273,900) - making Aussies the richest people on the planet.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/au.fin...he-richest-people-in-the-world-001758078.html

Britain was wise to send all their prisoners to a paradise and leave them there.

 

[Why did you]

GDP says nothig about the people living in that country.
PPP is more meaningful info
GDP is great for polititians trying to say how good their country is because of the GDP stats

 

[giusti825]

GDP says nothig about the people living in that country.
PPP is more meaningful info
GDP is great for polititians trying to say how good their country is because of the GDP stats

An important point too many people dont consider. When factoring in PPP, the world looks more like this:

(according to the IMF)
1. China 30.2 Trillion
2. United States 25.3 Trillion
3. India 11.7 Trillion
4. Japan 6.1 Trillion
5. Germany 5.3 Trillion
6. Russia 4.4 Trillion
7. Indonesia 4 Trillion
8. United Kingdom 3.8 Trillion
9. Brazil 3.7 Trillion
10. France 3.7 Trillion
11. Turkey 3.2 Trillion
12. Italy 3 Trillion
13. Mexico 2.9 Trillion
14. South Korea 2.7 Trillion
15. Canada 2.2 Trillion
16. Spain 2.2 Trillion
17. Saudi Arabia 2 Trillion
18. Australia 1.6 Trillion
19. Taiwan 1.6 Trillion
20. Poland 1.6 Trillion
21. Iran 1.6 Trillion
22. Egypt 1.6 Trillion
23. Thailand 1.5 Trillion

 

[UFCUCF]

Interesting that 2 of the top 5 don’t have a military. (That’s still the case, right?).

 

[evansusmc2]

Fastest GDP growth in the first half of 2022:

1. Brazil: 2.3%
2. Italy: 1.2%
   
3. Japan: 1%
4. UK: 0.9%
   
5. Germany: 0.9%
6. France: 0.3%
   
7. China: -1.2%
8. USA: -2.2%
9. India: -2.8%

Brazil? I'm guessing because of the massive drop they had sustained in the past few years. They had nowhere else to go but up.

 

[codfather]

Interesting that 2 of the top 5 don’t have a military. (That’s still the case, right?).

Global firepower rankings:
Japan - 5th
Germany - 16th

 

[M3t4tr0n]

USA number 1 and California owning shit!

 

[UFCUCF]

Global firepower rankings:
Japan - 5th
Germany - 16th

Interesting! I had no idea about "Firepower Rankings." For what its worth, I think Russia needs to go down at least one notch. I don't think China would have these issues in Ukraine.

 

[Cuauhtemoc]

Brazil? I'm guessing because of the massive drop they had sustained in the past few years. They had nowhere else to go but up.

Yes but anyhow the central bank acted early on and controlled inflation before many first world nations and much faster and more effectively than comparable places such as Argentina and Turkey. That caused a surge in foreign investment and a decent enough business climate. Add to that the commodity boom we've been living with grain prices spiking and Brazil having a strong agricultural sector.

 

[GoldenWolf87]

Cool what does it say about the inflation and other data?