A revealing look at how U.S. state economies compare to countries worldwide, with California matching India’s GDP and Texas rivaling Italy. This United States map and analysis shows the true scale of American economic power at the state level.
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Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita is a vital economic metric that provides insights into the standard of living and overall economic well-being of a country’s residents. It represents the average income earned by each individual in a nation when the total economic output is divided by the population.
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he estimated average GDP per capita of all of the world’s countries is Int$18,381 (2019). Luxembourgers have the highest per capita gross domestic product in the world. According to the International Monetary Fund, in 2021, the GDP per capita in Luxembourg amounted to about US$122,740.
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10 developed nations contribute more than 68% of global greenhouse gas emissions. China is the biggest emitter at 26% of global greenhouse gas emissions, accompanied by the U.S. at 13%, the EU at 8%, and India at 7%.
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Dive into the economic transformations of nations over recent decades, understand the factors influencing growth and decline, and find the perfect world map poster to visualize these changes.
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With approximately nine million residents in 2020, London is the most populated metropolitan area in Great Britain. London had the 5th biggest metro economy on the planet and the largest in Europe.
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The ten largest metro areas alone combine for a whopping 34 percent of the country’s total GDP.
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According to the World Bank is $93,864 trillion (2021). The U.S. is the World’s largest economy, with a GDP of about $22,675 trillion. China is the second-largest economy in the World ($16,642 trillion). Tuvalu is the World’s smallest economy, with a GDP of approximately $45 million.
Read MoreAccording to the Bureau of Economic Analysis data, only 31 U.S. counties made up about 33 percent of U.S. Gross Domestic Product. GDP concentration in the U.S. 81 counties produced 50 percent of the nation’s GDP.
Read MoreGDP is distributed very unevenly in the world. Japan, Germany, United Kingdom, South Korea, and microstates (San Marino, Monaco) have the highest gross domestic product per square kilometer in the world.
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