Nominal GDP by country of the world. Countries with the largest economies in the world

This post is a collection of information about the most powerful economies in the world - the result of a short discussion on Facebook. We needed accurate comparative data on the development of economies in countries for a number of positions. The most characteristic position, in my opinion, is GDP per capita. More precisely GDP (gross domestic product) per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP). This indicator is the most accurate characteristic that determines the level of economic development, as well as economic growth.

Latest data collected from Wikipedia laid out in the form of tables, « when analyzing which it should be taken into account that countries use different so-called systems of national accounts. Thus, the USA, Canada, Ukraine and 28 EU countries presented their data for 2014 in accordance with the new SNA-2008, other countries, like Russia, are still according to the SNA-1993, and even then not in full: without taking into account conditional residential rent and assessment of natural resources. resources. The main difference between the 2008 SNA is that it additionally takes into account intellectual property, derivative financial instruments, R&D expenditures and weapons. Thus, the addition of new accounting items leads to a significant increase in macroeconomic indicators (including GDP per capita at PPP), especially for countries with highly developed technologies. This may serve as a justification for additional issue of cash.”

Despite some differences in the tables, it can be noted that for the most part, the analysis data are almost similar, and the best indicators are not at all from such giants in production and technology development as the USA, Japan, Germany, China, etc. For this indicator ahead of the rest of the world are Qatar, Luxembourg, Macau, Norway, Singapore, Switzerland, etc.

This material is collected using a different criterion: simply the total annual volume of nominal Gross Domestic Product. Whoever has the most, who has produced the most various products, has a higher position in the ranking. It's that simple.

Providing data on the economies of the countries of the world below, as a very clear representation of their power, I give a simple example in the form of a picture: countries with economies less than only one of the US states - California.

As you can see, this list includes - all countries of the world except USA, China, Germany and England and Japan. Impressive...

Unfortunately, at the time of publishing this article, I was able to find comparative data for dozens of the most developed industrial countries, but not later 2012. It’s a pity, but I believe that my reader will still get a more or less general idea of ​​this information. And we will all be waiting for similar information on the Internet in the coming years.

Now this site has updated data, which reflects similar information about which those who wish can familiarize themselves with more recent data.

Information about countries with least developed economy: an article with the title is also available on this site.

The ranking of the strongest countries in the world is compiled according to the criterion of nominal GDP volume; it also takes into account the ever-increasing influence of the East on the planet’s economy. Russia strengthened its ninth position in the top ten countries.

1. USA

GDP US$15,094,025 Capital Washington Population 313,232,044 people Year of foundation 1776 Territory 9,518,900 km2 (excluding dependent territories). US Economy has held the lead 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 innovative and high-tech industry, in particular the computer and telecommunications industry (Apple, Microsoft).

In 1732, Great Britain decided to close hat factories throughout America and obliged the colonists to buy expensive hats made in English factories. They say that such a dictatorship was one of the reasons for the American Revolution and the subsequent economic boom in the country.

Currently, the United States is home to 139 of the world's 500 largest companies, nearly twice as many as any other country. About 60% of the planet's foreign exchange reserves are converted into US dollars and only 24% into euros. The country has one of the most influential financial markets in the world.

In the field of information technology, the United States has no equal. Thus, in the ranking of Business Week magazine, out of 100 companies in the IT field, 75 are from the United States, and in the top twenty there are 17 “Americans,” including Apple, Microsoft, IBM, Adobe and others.

According to statistics, during the US American Football Championship, the average American spends 10 minutes a day discussing matches during work hours. Damage amounts to more than $800 million.

The first skyscraper in the world appeared in 1885 in Chicago. As of 2011, only 4 of the 25 tallest buildings on the planet are located in the United States

In the USA, children of rich parents do not live off their money, but try to build their own careers, relying only on their education and the connections acquired during their studies.

GDP US$7,298,147 Capital Beijing Population 1,347,374,752 people Year of foundation 1949 (PRC) Territory 9,596,960 km2 China at the beginning of the 21st century- a space and nuclear power, which by 2020, according to the plan of the Chinese Communist Party, should overtake the United States in terms of total GDP income. Exports provide 80% of China's government foreign exchange earnings. The country is a leader in the production of more than a hundred types of products, of which the most advanced are automotive and textiles.

The Chinese economy is the fastest growing in the world; its consistent growth rate is about 10% over the past 30 years. The country is also the largest exporter and second largest importer of goods. China's per capita GDP is $7,544. According to average expert estimates, in 8–10 years the absolute figures of China's GDP will catch up with and perhaps exceed those of the United States.

Provinces in China's coastal regions tend to be more industrialized than peripheral regions. By the way, the territories of Hong Kong and Macau are de facto independent and have special status. To visit them you need special permission.

The national currency is the yuan, which measures the value of Chinese “people’s money” Renminbi (RMB). The yuan exchange rate is set by the state, and it cannot be purchased abroad. 1 euro costs about 8 yuan, 1 yuan is a little more than 5 rubles. The Starbucks coffee chain in China is much more famous and stronger in various respects than the fast food restaurant McDonalds.

The population of China in 2012 was more than 1.3 billion people. According to average estimates, it will stop growing by 2030, when it will reach 1.465 billion.

Every year China hosts exhibitions of achievements in the field of high technology, the most famous of which is the Canton Fair in Guangzhou (CECF, Canton Fair). It is one of the most important events in the world of production and trade.

3. Japan

GDP US$5,869,471 CapitalPopulation 126,400,000 people Year of foundation 660 BC e. Territory 377,944 km2 By GDP size and industrial production volume Japan ranks 3rd after the USA and China. High technologies have been developed - electronics and robotics, as well as transport engineering, including automobile, shipbuilding, and machine tools. The fishing fleet makes up 15% of the world's. Agriculture is subsidized by the government, but 55% of food is imported.

For three decades from 1960, Japan experienced rapid economic growth, which was a consequence of the post-war “economic miracle”. The average rate was 10% in the 1960s, 5% in the 1970s and 4% in the 1980s.

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

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

The country's three main banks - Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG), Mizuho and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group (SMFG) - are now overflowing with deposits.

Japan is the “robot capital” of the world. In terms of the number of industrial robots used, it is even ahead of the United States.

MUFG alone has 129 trillion yen ($1.6 trillion) in deposits and is the world's second-largest bank. The problem is that MUFG does not yet know how to manage this money.

4. Germany

GDP US$3,577,031 Capital Berlin Population 81,751,600 people Year of foundation 1990 Territory 357,021 km2 Economy of Germany- the largest in Europe. The engine of foreign trade is industry, which makes up a large share of GDP. Agriculture and energy are also developed: the country is a confident leader in the production of wind and solar generators, information and biotechnologies. Germany is the world's second largest exporter: a third of national production goes abroad.

Germany has the leading economy in the European Union and is the main creditor for most European countries, including crisis-ridden Greece. Most of the country's products are related to technology: cars and equipment. The chemical industry is also widely developed. The largest German companies operating in these industries have their branches, research centers and production facilities around the world.

Among them are the famous automobile concerns Volkswagen, BMW, Daimler, chemical companies Bayer, BASF, Henkel Group, the Siemens conglomerate, energy companies E.ON and RWE or the Bosch group. Cities such as Hanover, Frankfurt and Berlin host the largest annual international exhibitions and congresses.

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

At the end of the 19th century, Great Britain, in an attempt to protect its market from second-rate imports, required that German goods be labeled “Made in Germany.”

Now Germany is experiencing a real “boom” in the automobile industry. It owes this to its key market – China.

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

5. France

GDP US$2,776,324 Capital Paris Population 65,447,374 people Year of foundation 843 (Treaty of Verdun). Territory 674,685 km2 France by total economy occupies leading positions in the EU and consistently ranks among the world's top ten. Leaders in mechanical engineering, chemical and aerospace industries. In terms of agricultural production it is ahead of Germany, and in terms of agricultural exports it is ahead of the United States. Traditionally, the share of wines in exports is high. A major tourism center: more than 75 million travelers visit France every year.

The French economy is the fifth largest in the world and the second largest in Europe (after its main partner, Germany). The country entered the 2008–2009 recession late and was able to exit earlier than most of its peers. From January to March 2011, French GDP growth was more 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, and it is the most visited country in the world. Paris can be called the tourist capital of the planet, and the Eiffel Tower is the most popular attraction on Earth. These facts automatically make France a champion of world tourism, which accounts for a large share of the state budget revenue. By the way, tips here are already included in your bill and amount to 15% of the order amount.

It is the most famous wine-producing country in the world. Wine was produced here even during the Roman invasion under the leadership of Julius Caesar. According to statistics, 72% of French people have difficulty understanding numerous wine brands.

Champagne was first produced in France in the 17th century. The drink was immediately nicknamed “devilish” - it exploded the barrels in which it was stored

The legendary Bordeaux alone has more than 9,000 varieties! The world's best liqueurs are also produced in France.

6. Brazil

GDP US$2,476,908 Capital Brasilia Population 189,987,291 people Year of foundation 1822 Territory 8,514,877 km2 Brazil has the greatest economic potential among Latin American countries and produces a variety of products: from petroleum products, steel and consumer goods to computers, cars and aircraft. One of Brazil's main exports is coffee. The country is also a leader in the production of sugar cane, from which ethanol is produced.

Brazil operates one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, with its GDP growing at an average rate of more than 5% per year. The country still maintains a high level of social inequality, inherited from the days of long colonization by Portugal. However, it has declined in recent years.

The 1970s marked the beginning of the Brazilian “economic miracle.” It was at this time that a successful national program was initiated to replace gasoline with more environmentally friendly and cheaper ethanol. As part of it, the government also obliged the largest automobile concerns to assemble only those models that can run on ethanol.

Currently, more than a third of GDP is provided by agriculture. The most important fact: Brazilians own 46% of the world market for Arabica coffee - the best type of coffee. At the same time, this state is the most controversial in Latin America in terms of investment. All large companies, as a rule, are extremely monopolized, and management is carried out by closed groups with state participation. The country has a number of customs bans on imports, which makes it difficult to purchase household appliances.

You can get to Mount Corcovado, where the statue of Christ the Savior stands, by rail - a train with two carriages rushes up the jungle-tangled slopes

According to Forbes (2011), Brazil has the eighth largest number of billionaires in the world.

7. UK

GDP US$2,417,570 Capital London Population e 62,698,362 people. Year of foundation 1801Territory 243,809 km2 Main export items– mechanical engineering, industrial goods and chemicals. The industrial corporation British Petroleum, which ranks 2nd in Europe in the ranking of the largest, allows you to save on the import of petroleum products and generates significant profits. The UK is also the world's second largest exporter of white clay, from which porcelain is made.

Many historians are inclined to believe that if Russia had passed the Great October Revolution, the country would have developed along the path of Great Britain. Today Britain is one of the most globalized countries in the world. London, along with New York, is the world's largest financial center and has the largest GDP of any city in Europe.

The pharmaceutical industry and oil production play an important role in the British economy - the country has oil and gas reserves in the North Sea worth about £250 billion. Britain carries out 10% of the world's exports of services - banking, insurance, brokerage, consulting, as well as in the field of computer programming. The country is currently ranked 4th in the world (and 1st in Europe) in the World Bank's Ease of Doing Business Index.

The United Kingdom's National Health Service is the third largest employer in the world after the Chinese Red Army and the Indian Railways.

According to tradition established at the beginning of the twentieth century, the birthday of the monarch is celebrated in Great Britain on one of the Saturdays in June - regardless of the actual date

Despite the deep integration (including economic) of all countries of the Kingdom, you will be refused if you wish to pay in Scottish pounds in shops in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. Most Britons don't even know what this money looks like!

8. Italy

GDP US$2,198,730 Capital Rome Population 56,995,744 people Year of foundation 1946 Territory 301,340, with islands 309,547 km2. Italy is a global supplier household appliances, one of the leaders in the automotive and industrial equipment industries. Exporter of food products: cheese, pasta, wine, olive oil, canned fruit and vegetables, as well as ready-made clothing and leather shoes. However, Italy has few natural resources and imports most raw materials and more than 80% of energy.

After World War II, Italy went through a long journey of significant economic transformation: starting from a total lag, it achieved a developed industrial economy. Per capita income was three times less than in the United States during the same period. Almost half of the country (42.2%) was employed in agriculture. At the moment, according to the IMF and the World Bank, Italy's economy is the eighth in the world and the fourth in Europe in terms of nominal GDP, as well as the tenth in the world and fifth in Europe in terms of GDP calculated by PPP.

Italy is significantly focused on foreign trade. Many of its food products are famous all over the world. Thus, legendary Italian wines, cheeses, and pizza are exported. Almost all products are marked with a special DOC mark (Denominazione di origine controllata), which is a designation of the highest quality - this helps foreign consumers to “weed out” simply similar products (for example, German Gambozola cheese is an imitation of Italian Gorgonzola).

Italian fashion houses Versace, Gucci, Prada, Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, Armani and others have become widely known.

The Italian sports car Ferrari 250 GTO of 1962, sold in 2012 for $35 million, acquired the status of the most expensive car.

Car enthusiasts are well familiar with the names of Italian car brands: Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini.

9. Russia

GDP US$1,850,401 Capital Moscow. Population 143,030,106 people Year of foundation 862 (beginning of Russian statehood). Territory 17,098,246 km2. Russian economy characterized by significant dependence on energy prices. According to the Federal State Statistics Service, 65.9% of Russia's exports consist of mineral raw materials. The remaining share includes metals and precious stones (16.3%), chemical products, machinery and equipment.

Russia is historically rich in intellectual resources. Unfortunately, most of them realize their potential in the West. For example, the founder of the Max Factor company was Maximilian Faktorovich, who opened his first store in Ryazan and emigrated in 1904. It is also worth remembering Google founder Sergei Brin and Daimler engineer Boris Lutsky.

Thanks to economic reforms in the 1990s, Russia privatized most industrial assets, with the exception of energy and defense enterprises. The country's main problem is its heavy 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, Moscow has had 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 enter the top five countries.

Negotiations on Russia's accession to the WTO began in 1995, and the accession itself will take place in September 2012

A large influx of foreign investment and a new stage in economic development, according to experts, should follow in the near future - they are associated with world-scale sporting events: the Sochi Olympics in 2014 and the FIFA World Cup in 2018.

10. India

GDP US$1,430,020. Capital New Delhi. Population 1,210,193,422 people Founded 1950 (complete independence from Great Britain). Territory 3,287,590 km2. Economy of India covers all sectors: from agricultural production to industry. 67% of the working population is directly dependent on agriculture, which accounts for a third of GDP. India is the largest tea exporter and has the world's largest cattle population. At the same time, the defense, nuclear and space industries are highly developed

In the 17th century, India was the richest country in the world - until the arrival of colonialists from Great Britain. The Dutch, Danes, French, Portuguese and other peoples fought to gain trading privileges here. The country is the birthplace of algebra, trigonometry and chess. Now India is a vibrant and diverse state, its economy is increasingly integrated with the world.

The economic reforms carried out in the country since 1990 have had far-reaching consequences. General Electric Capital considers this country unique, PepsiCo finds it the fastest growing, and Motorola is confident that India is becoming one of the leading powers on the planet. Currently, the state is dynamically ascending to the position of a world leader in the IT sector.

One of the main advantages of India is high qualifications and relatively low labor costs, which are actively used by transnational corporations. India is now in 4th place in the world in terms of GDP at purchasing power parity, and in 2050 its volume will overtake the US.

The Taj Mahal monument-mausoleum is a symbol of the tender love of King Shah Jahan for his beautiful wife Mumtaz Mahal

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

Text by Dmitry Zolotavin, financial consultant at A-Club in Tyumen, Alfa-Bank

What is GDP? Its features

GDP (gross domestic product) is the total value of all finished goods, as well as services, that were produced during the year in the territory of the state and by residents (residents) of this state, expressed in the cost and prices of the final buyer. Obviously, the higher this indicator, the richer and much more developed this or that country is. Find your state in the ranking below the description.

What does all this mean in practice? This means that GDP includes all the results of the activities of organizations, enterprises, institutions, as well as other units that operate in the economic territory of the state, including also those companies that are completely controlled by capital from abroad. On this page we have collected the GDP of the countries of the world in 2015 in tables. You can study this list in detail and use it for different purposes.

From theory to simple words

GDP is one of the main quantitative indicators of economic development of a certain country, which is used all over the world for the most general particular results of a country’s economic activity over a period of a year, the rate of economic development.
Gross domestic product is considered an excellent indicator of the standard of living of a country as a whole. No other indicators are used due to their imprecise formulation and indicators.

In economics, two main methods for calculating GDP are most often used:

By adding together all the income in the economy - wages, profits and rents, interest on capital;
By summing up all expenses incurred - investment, consumption, government purchases of services and goods, and also net exports (calculated: exports minus imports).
The result of the calculations in both cases must be identical, because the expenses of one participant in economic relations are income for the other, which is why the sum of all expenses must be identical to the sum of all incomes.

This page contains a current (regularly updated) list of the world's countries and territories by their gross domestic product. The GDP of the countries of the world for the current year 2015 is presented in the tables as a list with a confirmed assessment of the size of GDP by absolute value in current prices in conventional units. Data is presented as of 2015.

According to the IMF. Table with forecast data for the world's GDP for 2015

A country	GDP in US dollars	GDP growth compared to the previous year.
World	$ 82 146 560 000 000	4,37%
Euro zone	$ 13 234 220 000 000	1,45%
Advanced economies (G7)	$ 36 728 370 000 000	2,53%
Central and Eastern Europe	$ 2 182 410 000 000	3,31%
Western Hemisphere	$ 6 716 810 000 000	3,86%
Commonwealth of Independent States	$ 3 372 770 000 000	4,03%
ASEAN 5	$ 2 539 500 000 000	5,48%
Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan	$ 3 619 260 000 000	4,33%
Middle East	$ 3 339 930 000 000	4,46%
African countries - sub-Saharan Africa	$ 1 526 300 000 000	5,86%

The United States has long been the largest economy in the world. It is home to 1/3 of all millionaires and 40% of the world's billionaires. More than 50% of the planet's foreign exchange reserves are converted into dollars. In information technology, the US is unrivaled; of the top 100 IT campaigns in the world, 75 are in the US and 17 of them are in the top 20. GDP per capita is about 54 thousand dollars, and the average annual GDP growth is about 2.2%.

The transition to a market economy has made China one of the largest economies in the world. It is also the fastest growing economy in the world with an average annual GDP growth rate of 10%, which is very high, for example, in the USA it is just over 2%. In addition, China is considered the world's largest exporter. If this rate of economic growth continues, then by about 2023 China will have the largest economy in the world, which could deal a serious blow to the United States.

In the 1970s, Japan was predicted to eclipse the US economy and become the largest in the world, but as you can see, this has not happened yet, but nevertheless, it is still one of the leading economies in the world. The country has long been praised for its advances in electronics and manufacturing. Japan is also considered one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world. Japan's GDP growth is about 1.5% per year, and its per capita GDP is about 39 thousand dollars.

Germany has the largest economy in Europe, with a GDP larger by as much as $1 trillion compared to France. Also, Germany is the second largest exporting country and one of the first in the automotive industry. GDP growth in Germany is only 0.4% per year, and per capita GDP is about 46 thousand dollars.

Quite a bit ahead of the UK, but in the list, as they say, every penny counts. France has long been considered a global superpower. More than 30 thousand of the world's largest companies come from France. This country has been and is one of the most influential since the formation of the European Union. France is considered the world's fifth largest exporter, and its GDP growth is about 0.2% per year.

Products produced during the year under review. The value is expressed in the national unit of the state. GDP statistics of countries around the world allow us to evaluate economic indicators in a particular state and make forecasts for future development.

Real and nominal GDP

The nominal indicator is the final price calculated according to the market, depending on changes in income and price index. Real indicator - to determine the cost of a product, the growth indicator is used, not the price change:

The term “GDP deflator” hides the ratio of the nominal to the real indicator:

The indicator implies the total volume of all state income for the year, divided by the number of residents. It is used to simplify the comparison of the productivity of countries, since GDP per capita serves as a characteristic of economic activity. This is also a kind of “indicator” of the level of a country with a high gross domestic product, we can say that it is favorable and comfortable for living:

Structure of the world's GDP

The development of society affects three stages: pre-industrial, industrial and post-industrial. Each of them is characterized by a certain type of economic structure. The table clearly shows the characteristics of each stage:

The predominance of agriculture is observed today in Afghanistan, Somalia, Cambodia, Laos, Tanzania and Nepal (over 50%).

The share of the service sector in the GDP of countries around the world is gaining momentum, which means that they are characterized by an interest in knowledge workers. Obviously, the share of expenses on an even greater percentage of predominance is in small states that live by providing financial services and. World GDP statistics for 2000 (share of industries, %):

Data for Russia

During 1990–2016, the direction of economic development in Russia changed significantly. There is a simultaneous increase in mining production and an increase in transactions with and finance. But the volumes of agriculture, forestry, manufacturing and transport enterprises are declining.

Share of military expenditures in countries' GDP

Wikipedia has information on the share of the world's GDP going to military spending in 2016:

Every year, studies are conducted on the basis of which a ranking of the GDP of developed and lagging countries is compiled. The place of countries in the world in terms of GDP is determined by the World Bank, which has undergone many structural changes since its founding. Over the past 20 years it has become a specialized agency of the UN. The GDP of the world's countries is calculated in dollars. Today the undoubted leaders are:

1. USA– the national unit of the state is considered one of the stable currencies of the world and is used as an international one. Thanks to this fact, the figure in question in the United States is so large: 18.12 trillion. dollars. If we consider it in percentage terms, the annual increase in the country's gross domestic product averages 2.2%, or 55 thousand dollars per capita. The main “earning” corporations in the country are Microsoft and Google.
2. China– the second country in the world in terms of economic growth. Today the country's gross product is 11.2 trillion. dollars, increases by 10% annually.
3. Japan– 4.2 trillion. dollars. Today the figure increases annually by 1.5%. Per capita it is 39 thousand dollars.
4. Germany– the gross product of the state is 3.4 trillion. dollars or 46 thousand per capita. The increase for 2016 is 0.4%.
5. Great Britain– 2.8 trillion. dollars.

GDP statistics of the world's leading countries :

GDP statistics in European countries in 2016

Among the EU countries there are also leaders and laggards. According to statistics, the most developed in the EU are:

1. Liechtenstein - GDP per capita is just over 85 thousand.
2. The Netherlands - for each resident there are 42.4 thousand euros.
3. Ireland – 40 thousand euros according to a similar indicator.
4. Austria – 39.7 thousand euros.
5. Sweden - the gross product is 38.9 thousand euros.

Additionally, the following states can be noted:

World GDP forecasts

The GDP of the leading EU countries is assessed by Forex specialists ambiguously: it is possible that it will increase by 1.7%, but there is a possibility of a decrease of 15%. In addition to the increase, there may also be a decrease in the level of GDP of countries around the world. This phenomenon may affect:

1. Venezuela– the estimated projected decrease in gross domestic product by 3.5% is due to the lack of oil, pharmaceuticals and other basic products in the country.
2. Brazil– the prices set for extracted iron ore contribute to a decrease in the gross product by 3%.
3. Greece– the estimated decrease will be 1.8%.
4. Russia– the indicator is expected to decrease by 0.5%, which is due to the imposed sanctions by the EU and the USA. In addition, a decrease in the value under consideration in Russia may be a consequence of a decrease in oil prices. Experts do not rule out an economic recession in the country. A crisis is possible with a probability of up to 65%.

Countries with fast growing GDP 2016

The GDP growth rates of countries around the world are different, however, experts identify 13 of them, which are distinguished by a particular rate of increase.