The document outlines the top 5 richest countries in the world by GDP. The United States has the largest economy with a GDP of $26.8 trillion and GDP per capita of $80,030. China has the second largest economy with a GDP of $19.7 trillion and is a major global trade and manufacturing power. Japan has the third largest economy with a GDP of $4.4 trillion and is a global leader in technology and automotive manufacturing. Germany places fourth with a GDP of $4.4 trillion and emphasizes exports, particularly in engineering, automobiles, chemicals and pharmaceuticals. India rounds out the top 5 with a GDP of $3.7 trillion and leverages its large domestic market and growing middle class

1. TOP 5 WORLD'S
RICHEST
COUNTRIES

2. 1.USA
GDP: $26,854 B
GDP by Country Per Capita: $80,030
Annual GDP growth rate: 1.6%
• USA preserving its pinnacle position of world’s richest
country from 1960 to 2023.•It is home to several major global
corporations and financial institutions.
•The USAs stock markets, such as the New York Stock
Exchange, are some of the largest and most influential
globally.
• The country’s vast natural resources and agriculture
productivity support its economic prosperity.

3. 2.CHINA
GDP: $19,734 B
GDP by Country Per Capita: $13,720
Annual GDP growth rate: 5.2%
• China has the second largest economy in the world,
following the USA, with a high nominal GDP.
• It is a global economic powerhouse and a major
player in international trade and manufacturing.
• China’s rapid economic growth has been fuelled by
industrialization, urbanization and export-oriented
policies.
• China’s rapid economic growth has been fuelled by
industrialization, urbanization and export-oriented
policies.

4. 3.JAPAN
GDP: $4,410 B
GDP by country Per Capita: $35,390
Annual GDP growth rate: 1.3%
• Japan has the third largest economy in the world, following USA and China with a high nominal GDP.
• Japan is known for its advanced technological and industrial prowess, contributing to the economic
growth.
• Japan is a global leader in manufacturing, particularly in the automotive and electronics sector.
• The nation’s efficient infrastructure and transportation networks support its economic activities.

5. 4.GERMANY
GDP: $4,430 billion
GDP By Country Per Capita: $52,820
Annual GDP Growth Rate: -0.1%
• The German economy places a strong emphasis on
exporting and is well-known for its precision in industries
such as engineering, automotive, chemicals and
pharmaceuticals. It benefits from a skilled workforce,
robust R&D efforts and a strong dedication to promoting
innovation.

6. 5.INDIA
• GDP: $3,730 billion
• GDP By Country Per Capita (Nominal): $2,610
• Annual GDP Growth Rate: 5.9%
• In the 2023 global GDP rankings, India holds the 5th position, India’s economy is
marked by its diversity and rapid expansion, primarily driven by critical sectors like IT
services, agriculture and manufacturing. The country leverages its vast domestic
market, a young and tech-savvy workforce and a growing middle class to fuel its
economic growth.

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