Top 10 Countries by GDP Per Capita (1960-2021)

This video will compare the top 10 countries by GDP per capita from 1960 to 2021. GDP per capita is calculated by dividing the GDP of a country by its population.
Source: World Bank, IMF, St. Louis Fed

[@anarghyasumanth8590]

Norway: Yay I'm 100,000 2014 oil crisis: Allow me to introduce myself

[@fredriks5090]

"In dollars" is a big factor here,- as oil is only allowed to be traded in dollars and thus entirely depends on their (USA's) situation. Norway has always had a low population compared to their decent fishing, logging and transport industry, and would probably be in the top20 regardless of oil. If Norway hadn't discovered oil, their mining and shipping industry would probably be equivalent to Swedens logging industry, and Denmarks Maersk container shipping could very well have been outshined by a sturdy norwegian shipping and dock-industry. Oil made norway richer, but also less productive.

[@benjaminmarker]

Macau: We're doing great, tourism is booming.. Covid-19: I'll change that..

[@rose080891]

Ireland makes over 50% of the ventilators used in acute hospitals around the globe. Business boomed in 2020 sadly.

[@mariuskaesser]

Luxemburg showing the world what beeing a Tax Haven can achieve

[@daikon711]

What? You do realize that if tax havens were the norm, they would be nothing to what they are now, because they wouldn't be a haven. Tax haven systems don't work for large countries.

[@NickNackItaliano777]

Wish Britain was like that so we could have less poverty

[@deathscythehellfunk]

Not just a tax haven though. Luxembourg relies heavily on foreign workers from surrounding countries While the GDP is nomally for Luxembourg, in practice a lot of the money is earned by and spent in its neighboring countries. So in the stats, Luxembourg always appears much richer than it actually is.

[@emiliospowerballer1441]

And also shows what being a net receiver of the EU budget does

[@michelhenning9311]

@@NickNackItaliano777 it doesnt work like that sir

[@finesupplements9698]

US being Top ten with that big of a population is absolutely impressive

[@ZackFrisbee]

Would be even higher too if not for diversity

[@savagebeaver7493]

@@ZackFrisbee *affirmative action*

[@kaseywarren2106]

You've got a great taste in music!

[@alfluna5]

2000: one of the 20.000 inhabitants of San Marino wins the lottery.

[@FM-tn5pk]

Hahaha i love this

[@udishomer5852]

or maybe they opened a new pub

[@bee3467]

i cannot believe the us is still top 10 with that big of a population

[@m00rtin4]

Finally a list where uk isnt making much noise

[@xxxBradTxxx]

TBF, a bunch of Britannia's children were up there. US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, Brunei, Kuwait.

[@CarlosGomez-tt4jh]

lol. Damn, my fellow Americans, it’s been one hell of a rollercoaster ride 😆

[@dansands8140]

Keeping up with oil states and tax havens is going super hard.

[@stewagner]

@@dansands8140 Compared to the scandinavian countries, the US is the tax haven

[@dansands8140]

@@stewagner And thank based god for that. We can do even better, however.

[@stewagner]

@@dansands8140 Honestly, as European I'm not too firm of foreign tax havens pulling the company headquarters while still operating here. The EU has to finally crack down on big Tech Companies like Google paying almost no taxes here.

[@tng2057]

There have been some interesting not so permanent single reason surges: 1970s Middle East - Oil Late 2000s / early 2010s Australia - high Aus $ Late 2010s Macau - Chinese tourists/ gamblers Who can explain the San Marino and the Bahamas high GDP positions?

[@eavocado5890pppj]

A lot of them fall of the top 10 but usually are still high in the list for example Qatar.

[@Ron.S.]

San Marino - mainly Banking (not in the EU but can still use the Euro) + tourism. Bahamas - mainly tourism + tax haven

[@udishomer5852]

Tax havens

[@enigmaticx326]

I expected Australian to rank highly in the late 2000s but it and New Zealand’s ranking in 1960 is quite surprising to me

[@holdontightsam4579]

Autralia's wealth is distributed VERY evenly across it's population unlike China/USA where most of the wealth is in billionaires. In australia, the poor people are rich.

[@icouldntthinkofaname379]

@@holdontightsam4579 The US is still fucking rich if you remove the billionaires. It's an absurdly wealthy country. They have a significantly higher cost of living because of things like private healthcare, but the average American (in terms of average wage) makes like 2x as much as the average French or German or Australian. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_average_wage

[@sulkel]

​@@icouldntthinkofaname379 and that's still not doing it right. Check median disposable household income.

[@orhangunduz190]

Switzerland 😍

[@LV-426...]

US with a population of 330 million and having such GDP/capita is insane.

[@admiralfloofz658]

And then you realize that the 1% richest people in america holds over 80% of that money. That is why this graph looks weird because some countries, like the US has INSANE wealth gaps. Some sort of statistic that show the real values without counting in the mega rich would be interesting. Pretty sure the US wouldnt even be top 10 on such a list.

[@peraltaisrael2598]

@@admiralfloofz658 a quick google search and fact is that the top 20% in the US just hold 75% of all wealth. I say that’s about normal in any country. So pretty much everything you say is BS.

[@admiralfloofz658]

@@peraltaisrael2598 Then Google better. I admit what I said was an educated guess. In reality its much much worse. inequality.org/great-divide/updates-billionaire-pandemic/ 719 people hold 4 times as much as the bottom 50% of the country. Sweden matches the numbers you gave, but we also have the second highest amount of billionaires per capita despite pretty much not having a poor class.

[@FfFf-gi1hd]

@@admiralfloofz658 no, the 1% doesn’t hold 80% of the wealth. The average American compared to the rest of the world is still very rich

[@admiralfloofz658]

@@FfFf-gi1hd Read the link. Also learn what an average means.

[@Joker-no1uh]

How TF is the US on there with that big of a population? Australia is the only country with more than 10 million people.. still, they only have 25 million.. I'm surprised there aren't more oil rich countries

[@kakkssjefkstay4467]

Finland had recession in 1991 and 2010 :v. You can see it in the list

[@suvratsingh3295]

From 1992 Luxembourg is on the top (28 years till present)

[@INFILTRATOR2008]

when the population of a country consists of two people and both are multi-billionaires, then you can be at the top of the list for 500 years however, this does not negate the fact that Luxembourg is not a state at all

[@patrickboner]

@@INFILTRATOR2008 what is your standard of country or state

[@INFILTRATOR2008]

​@@patrickboner standards may not work here, it is clear that in such principalities as Monaco or Luxembourg, the maximum density of multi-millionaires per 1 square centimeter at the same time, there is probably an island in Oceania where naked Papuans-pygmies live, who do not even have clothes and their population density can also be 1 person per square centimeter :) everything in the world is relative, but it's STUPID to include countries, or rather microscopic areas with an area of 1-10 sq km and say - look at how high their purchasing power parity is I can offer only two conditions: people should EARN money in their own country, and not work as guest workers in other countries and send money transfers to their homeland, and many countries of Eastern Europe, even the Baltic states, live like this, they work as plumbers and toilet cleaners from Britain and Spain to Germany the numbers are very tricky, 1-2 THIRDS !!! the population left the Baltic countries and went to work in Western Europe, they constantly transfer money to their homeland, and purchasing power parity is calculated from the remaining part of the population, taking into account money transfers, and not from the actual population secondly, it is necessary to exclude from the accounting of millionaires and multimillionaires, let's say, people whose total wealth, for example, is from 5-10 million dollars

[@patrickboner]

@@INFILTRATOR2008 Luxembourg is the 167th largest out of 194 un countries. They are by all means a country as althought not being in the un doesn't mean you aren't a country being in it means you are one

[@INFILTRATOR2008]

@@patrickboner did you read my text correctly about the Papuans and Luxembourg ?

[@bigmanharold1443]

Finally Luxembourg is at the top of the world

[@kenwittlief255]

got lucky with the girl next door she was lonely and didnt care... ♪♫♪♫

[@bigmanharold1443]

@@kenwittlief255 uhh ok

[@ryufireblade]

The USA is doing great though; it's by far the largest country on this list and still has that high GDP per capita! :O

[@irieite9666]

Yeah but its the highest disproportion of wealth of any 1st world country

[@MA-go7ee]

@@irieite9666 But that is mostly because the wealthy in the US are the wealthiest in the world. For instance if you look lower, American middle classes are actually richer European middle classes

[@irieite9666]

@@MA-go7ee Middle class yes. But working class are fucked. What is the minimum wage in America?

[@bee3467]

​​@@irieite9666 they may be fucked in some ways but a lot of poor people in america if they fill out the right paper work are better off then the middle class. My aunt barely ever has a job and gets 5 bedroom houses, always has a full fridge and her kids always have the newest clothes. Food stamps and Section 8. Look it up.

[@bee3467]

​​@@irieite9666 Oh you said "working" never mind ignore me. Yeah the working class is fucked. My household easily brings in over 100k but with the way rent and prices are it sure doesnt feel like it.

[@foxskaminer]

Damn the Netherlands really Just likes getting off the list and then returning on the list

[@fredriks5090]

Just randomly hitting the tip of the joint and then going back to their farming.

[@rayrayplayz9141]

1:10 UAE: Elin Musk meme, GAS GAS GAS

[@patatislekker145]

We’re the numbers adjusted for inflation?

[@elocore1702]

Finally found a chart where USA isn't number 1 lol

[@helendefensor5057]

Because USA has huge population....The top 3 are small country with tiny population obviously their GDP are high .

[@barratansey152]

Yay American propeganda 🤣

[@renbro2592]

@@helendefensor5057 trying to make excuses lol

[@westonbeats]

@@renbro2592 if you know the first thing about gdp and Econ then you would know those are completely valid, but you don’t soo

[@alexanderishere1857]

@@helendefensor5057 why is that obvious? Many small counties are poor? This is much more reasonable that just adding gdp without looking at per capita.

[@abdulazizalghamdi8464]

Saudi Arabia used to be rich by GDP per capital but the main is problem in the 80s they start growing kids more at a booming rate of 7.1 per family nowadays it’s becoming lower at 3

[@bibivivi8129]

Ireland become so rich.

[@theadam7598]

Becoming a tax haven is a smart thing 😉

[@paulspringwood7190]

Tax haven and it does not translate to an increased standard of living.

[@valerianocuomo996]

No tax

[@tushar_rawat1550]

Red panty night ye.

[@scottwhitley3392]

It’s not actually that rich. Not in the way the Norway or Switzerland is rich. It has a lot of private investment but the government revenue is pretty average.

[@mmxmmxm]

Pandemic hit euro economy hard

[@00MSG]

Can someone name the title of the song please?

[@seanthe100]

The US is insane none of these countries have over 10 million, but the US has 330 million. It went from #9 pre covid to #5 after covid with the worst outbreak.

[@Luboman411]

Japan is the only comparable large country to the US, with 120 to 125 million people during its time as a top 10 nation. It actually beat the US in GDP per capita a couple of years in the 1990s, attaining #3 status from 1993 to 1997. The golden years of the Japanese economy.

[@MA-go7ee]

The US is an outlier in almost everything. It is astonishing. Historians looking back at this era will see it as a golden age even though the people living in it are too close to realise it.

[@Stephen-ob3ij]

Thanks to Texas and Florida. California shut everything down.

[@darkmatter6714]

That’s not how this is supposed to be read. What it shows is that throughout modern history the Scandinavians are pound for pound the most productive workers in the world.

[@darkmatter6714]

@@theegyptianconqueror7100 Are you serious? Do you know what GDP per capita means? It means “the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy” - Google it. This is EXACTLY what this chart shows.

[@spekenbonen72]

They have the largest production plants in Luxemburg, right???

[@reddreobri1621]

As a Singaporean, I'm surprised she crept up from nowhere then placing 6th. Let's get it.

[@energyhyd3796]

European power 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@blankstatement1]

more like scandinavian power lmaoo

[@patrickrichardt5419]

@@blankstatement1 In what part of Scandinavia are Luxembourg, Switzerland and Ireland?

[@patrickboner]

@@blankstatement1 none of the top 3 is in scandanavia mate.

[@michaelbilotta1567]

@@patrickrichardt5419Not Scandinavia at all

[@Lunaholic94]

Where's Finland in this list?? We have a high GDPPC. Much higher than Denmark at least 🤕🤕🤕

[@Salman_KWT]

🇰🇼Kuwait No taxes, no value added, no electricity and water fees, everything is free, and very excellent salaries for citizens

[@tmunnelly]

According to Ireland's Central Statistics Office, net household wealth in Ireland is now just over €1 trillion, the highest it has ever been, even higher than during the Celtic Tiger era. In 2022, Ireland was ranked 8th in the world in the UN Human Development Index - in 2019, we even came neck and neck with Switzerland. In addition, Ireland did very well in the 2023 OECD PISA rankings in academic performance for high school students, in all the three categories of reading, maths and science. In reading, we came second after Singapore. Investment in education over several decades has been one of the key ingredients to our success.

[@willemm]

These are based on IMF figures, which exclude the Caymans, Liechtenstein, Bermuda and Monaco (which would otherwise be the top four throughout)

[@LambdaTF2]

Interesting to see just how rich those places are.

[@quakethedoombringer]

@@LambdaTF2 low population density + tax haven does that to you

[@user-vc5bu4ol9u]

加油

[@benjaminmarker]

Looks like the Scandinavian wellfare model is working..

[@mikito00]

"Nooo, you guys are supposed to be like venezuela!"😩

[@oceanman6327]

OHMY FUCKING GOD SCANDINAVIA IS NOT SOCIALIST

[@benjaminmarker]

@@mikito00 lol... yeah...

[@elwinowen5469]

@@oceanman6327 While Scandinavian countries may not be "socialist countries", they have all been governed by socialists for most of the last century. In the same way, China is not a "communist country", only governed by communists (the Communist Party of China has never claimed that China is communist). Take Sweden for example: Sweden was governed solely by the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Sweden uninterrupted from 1936 to 1976. In cases where they had a minority government, they survived with external support from the Communist Party. They have also been in government for the majority of the following years to the present day. The party statue states that its intention is to "struggle towards Democratic Socialism". The party is a member of the Party of European Socialists. None of their elected officials would object to being called socialists (because they are proud of it). Throughout their time in power, they have expanded the role of the public in directing the economy along the ideals of collective ownership and control of the means of production. This means strong unions, with everyone being covered under collective bargaining agreements. This means public control of and universal access to healthcare and education. This means an expansive social safety net that makes even the poorest in society have economic power. While being a moderated program, it remains a socialist one.

[@oceanman6327]

@@elwinowen5469 Spoken like someone who does not understand politics

[@Bravo_BZ]

I guess Nauru was forgotten

[@kennylifted01222]

That money didn’t go back into the local economy anyway

[@aronblanche]

Irish becoming rich through pot of gold

[@alexanderishere1857]

The Scandinavian countries are there pretty much every year

[@namesurname-1488]

@@TubeMeisterJC > socialist Oh, I think you never lived under real socialism

[@namesurname-1488]

@@TubeMeisterJC Yes. I say Scandinavia isnt socialist because it doesnt really differ from other western countries. They have private property, millionaires/billionaires, democratic government etc

[@namesurname-1488]

@@TubeMeisterJC if you look at the actual numbers you wont real differences. So if US is center-right then Scandinavia is centrist. But in 70s, at least sweden, was far more left-wing then now.

[@namesurname-1488]

@@TubeMeisterJC if you ask me, I like the US model more

[@namesurname-1488]

@@TubeMeisterJC in usa it is just easier to create buisness and people have more rights

[@leoesharkey1]

Ireland has passed out Switzerland since 2021...

[@Sarah-co1yk]

I am impressed with how much the US is on the list and how we finished in 5th place. I always thought we were poorer than most European nations.

[@cschan1520]

You are not wrong, the general American is poorer. The 6 richest Americans make up the entire wealth of 13 states. www.businessinsider.com/richest-americans-gdp-states-billionaires-centibillionaires-jeff-bezos-elon-musk-2021-4 Since GDP per capita is total GDP divided by total population, removing the wealth of the top 1%, try finding US on this list...

[@rowaystarco]

Most Americans are, the inequality is much higher in the US.

[@davideyaliscool]

Anti American propaganda

[@davideyaliscool]

@@cschan1520 that's not how GDP per Capita is calculated nonce

[@lembafranck3490]

@@cschan1520 but much richer than the general Chinese

[@xl-dt6qj]

Me after seeing this: what the hell is Luxembourg and why are they so rich

[@AlternateHistory]

Not rich but you pay high prices and high taxes. Those 'tax heaven' allegations you hear of? They are just for the rich, not for the average Joe (Jhämp).

[@ryanmccarthy6161]

As an Irish person that’s has travelled a great deal I can tell you the standard of living is much higher then almost any country I have visited.. Much higher then that in Britain and most of Europe…however inflation and a huge housing crisis are beginning to change that , the next generation are going to have a reduced standard of living .

[@Stephen-ob3ij]

What the hell did you guys do over there, sold your soul to the devil?

[@Vreneli]

@@Stephen-ob3ij Cough cough* tax accomodations to some GAFA and other Coca and Co cough cough*

[@ruffkuntry2574]

Anyone else surprised the Bahamas was on this list?

[@kmitar47]

I live in S.Korea. The country is an advanced country, but the happiness index is low because the competition is too strong.

[@ThatBattlefieldGuy-]

Um where’s Monaco with 180k?

[@willemm]

not in the IMF figures - just like other similar countries like Liechtenstein, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands

[@crkcrk702]

No proud quatari in the comments ? No proud luxemburguese ?

[@SGMiner21]

Bruh wheres monaco everyone there is like a milionaire

[@Stephen-ob3ij]

Ah the 1960's when a man could have a job and raise 6 kids while the wife stayed home, good ole days.

[@MA-go7ee]

This does not look PPP adjusted though

[@rayrayplayz9141]

Yh remind me to move to Luxembourg when im old enough

[@aron5571]

in 1895 argentina was in first place

[@mrlaksamgamer7336]

Usa have huge population but usa is so rich

[@Guguaguga]

HK and Macow are countries?

[@RankingCharts]

They are SAR regions that are listed in the World Bank separate from China; this is similar to how the United States and Puerto Rico are listed separately.

[@user-oq7dx9bn4x]

特别行政区，也确实是两个世界。毕竟澳门和香港财政独立嘛

[@AlternateHistory]

Yeah Luxembourg having high GDP but highest prices of the world and actively trying to get rid of poor Luxembourgers and immigrants, while only attracting rich foreigners. Good luck finding a room (not studio or flat) under 1200 Euro a month without charges.

[@neinei555]

3:08 🇯🇵 in 2nd?!?! i can't understand it cuz Most Asian countries with over 100 million people are poor, but at this time Japan had a population of 120 million and exceeded the per capita GDP of most European countries.

[@happygimp0]

Wer isch au schwitzer?

[@pcgaming7680]

on the list

[@pocketpika5941]

0:56 Bad news for USA 😂

[@awsomnessguy]

The "stagflation" of the 70s

[@erickrobertson7089]

There are a couple of things here (1972 & 1973) that are affecting USA GDP as well as western Europe. 1.) Defacto end of the Bretton Woods agreement... Currencies become fiat and free floating, covertibility to gold ends. 2.) The 1973 Arab Oil Embargo against the the West in response to the 1973 Arab/Israeli war (Yom Kippur War) which eventually saw oil increase in price by 300%. Just curious... Is your country on this list?

[@helendefensor5057]

Is not bad news....US is the 3rd largest population in the world but still on top 5 of the most richest countries by GDP per capita. Most countries in europe are small with tiny population obviously thier GDP per capita are high. But where's Germany, UK, Italy, France and Spain they're not even on the top 10.

[@stefawn4042]

Top 5 with 330 million people. No other large country comes close.

[@cemilfurkankarakurt465]

Qatar

[@Pixley7]

West Virginia one of the poorest states in America has a higher GDP per capita than the UK

[@ericwalker2434]

London is where all the UKs money comes from

[@scottwhitley3392]

@@ericwalker2434 wrong. London is where it’s funnelled. London was built and redeveloped into the city it is today using Scottish North Sea oil revenue. Also that’s because you are assuming the U.K.‘a gdp is measured in dollars when it’s actually measured in Pounds. Depending on the strength of the Pound vs Dollar the U.K. economy can seem a lot stronger or weaker from one day to the next. In 2007 £1 was worth $2.05 meaning the U.K. GDP per capita was higher than the US’s unlike today where it’s £1 to $1.4.

[@scottwhitley3392]

@Kevin Sullivan You’ve just made yourself look like a complete tit. The U.K. GDPis measured in pounds then converted to dollars not the other way about. That’s why in dollars the U.K. economy looks volatile but in pounds it’s risen steadily year on year. As I said the pound to dollar ratio changes daily. In 2007 the U.K. had a higher gdp per capita than the US as a whole due to the strong pound (2.06). Now it’s significantly less. The U.K. economy hasn’t all of a sudden collapsed like that make its seem it seem, infact it’s grown at a similar rate to the US year on year.

[@gunthners3410]

Liechtenstein is nr1

[@oliverb3687]

Wow at Singapore being the only Asian country. I thought Japan or South Korea would be there at least.

[@eavocado5890pppj]

🤦‍♂️🇶🇦 Qatar 🇦🇪 UAE 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia 🇰🇼 Kuwait and a bunch others are they suddenly not Asian or what.

[@syawalhamidi]

How about Brunei? Brunei is just in the same region with Singapore which is Southeast Asia.

[@syawalhamidi]

@@eavocado5890pppj Ikr

[@scottwesley5018]

Would like to see a list of real countries by gdp per capita, excluding tax havens and tennis neighborhoods

[@_Solaris]

Sheesh... Canada just can't get out of the middle 🤬😄

[@marcelgabrielcilidariu6813]

The middle of the TOP10 in the world... Now that's a first-world problem you got right there.

[@_Solaris]

@@marcelgabrielcilidariu6813 You better believe it. Heck, speaking of first-world problems, the other night I was running a bath and the hot water was *too hot* . You don't know my problems, brother.

[@PET_-rp9rx]

Love how the middle eastern countries all suddenly got rich in mid 70s.

[@edouardmontfort7816]

The proper title would have been : Top tax cheats countries by GDP per Capita.

[@peraltaisrael2598]

Right! Because poor countries don’t cheat in taxes.

[@nillkig.germens]

Where you cannot see China.

[@TheAlpineWanderer]

Without covid Macau would still be up there

[@jhonis327]

Where чекист? 😆⚰️

[@klm8953]

日本、1億近い人口抱えながらこのメンツに勝ってたのやばいな

[@namesurname-1488]

I like how the US is doing good in 2015-2020

[@Prairielander]

It is nice to know there was a time when Canada did not suck.

[@rankingmate7954]

I wonder why Luxembourg has such high ration of GDP/capita?

[@ArdillaAlemana]

☺️

[@zualapips1638]

It's a very tiny country, so it's not hard to rank high when your country has very little people. In a way, the less people you have, the better advantage you have to rank higher.

[@neoyuls]

It's a tax haven with a tiny population, nothing else to it really

[@retosiegfried6097]

About half of the workforce of Luxembourg actually doesn't live there but commutes to Luxembourg from surrounding countries. That greatly boosts GDP/Capita.

[@helendefensor5057]

Luxembourg is a small country with tiny population not even 1 million. So obviously their GDP is high.

[@oksAjax]

When you see USA enter again in 2014 and wonder if they would have been there without the 3 richest people.

[@bee3467]

It would only he fair if you also removed the three richest people from every country.

[@jokervevo5024]

no communist country

[@mroof523]

gee i wonder why..

[@pcgaming7680]

there are multiple 'social democratic' ones though. extreme ideologies don't usually serve the people very well

[@Aishylikeschocolate]

Macao and Hong Kong are representing China

[@user-oq7dx9bn4x]

China is socialist country, it's far from communist.

[@staldarthur]

they are number 1 per capita if you only count leaders of the countries...hahaha

[@user-fy2yi6yl7t]

ทวีปยุโรปครับ

[@s.m5621]

iergenden letzebeuer hei??

[@quixzynations]

jo

[@traviskenny3712]

Australia did great but the eastern states kept us back

[@pocketpika5941]

Most of the European countries are here 😂

[@RankingCharts]

Indeed, many European countries have high GDP per capita’s.

[@disaffected_malcontent]

Beautiful European countries and shitty sand filled horribe oil countries.

[@helendefensor5057]

The top 3 are small country with tiny population obviously thier GDP per capita are high. I'm still impressed with the US the third biggest population in the world almost equivalent of the whole Europe population combined but still on top 5.

[@disaffected_malcontent]

@@helendefensor5057 Very true! America is truly a great country.

[@anurdaburmancitizen]

@@RankingCharts if 2008 didnt exist some could a few can possibly 100k

[@paulperkinstein7139]

China in GDP video: Me where *baby crying noise

It would be interesting to have this video from 1880 to the present. I understand Argentina had the highest GDP per capita at the end of the XIX century due to its constitution that protected individual liberty and economic freedom. It remained one of the highest until the 1950´s when Peron came into power and introduced social democracy and a welfare state

[@Succeeeeed]

大国w

[@lashaqecbaia7287]

Да бизнес будит процветать грузии расии. Да 💯

[@Dival94]

where China?😣

[@theupwardlook4703]

With that humongous population there is no way China can appear there. Those guys are great collectively but not as individuals in terms of wealth.

[@scottwhitley3392]

U.K. France and India may as well just have a 3 way with all this flirting recently.

[@donnasyoutuification]

Please redo this and only include countries with population over 50,000,000.

[@speciallyengineeredwaterbag]

There's only 29 counties with a population over 50 million

[@DaniAalders]

That would be a very rigged list...

[@johngrim8201]

50m is way too high and would quite boring, but this would definitely be more interesting without countries that have a population of less than say 500k.

[@donnasyoutuification]

@Sahil Singh when a country is the size of a city, the same rules don’t apply but someone from a tiny country doesn’t have the same perspective. How could you?

[@donnasyoutuification]

@@speciallyengineeredwaterbag countries with fewer than 50 mil don’t make a difference in the world. They attach themselves to a superpower and act as a vassal state. That’s just how the world works. Name one small country that has made a serious difference to the modern world?

[@KiwiCarters]

Macao ain't a country - its a 'Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China'

[@user-wc2if7uw6d]

Why you call Macau a country

[@CTang-yw8cn]

Macau is not a country.

[@pauldacon828]

Everyone hates Donald Trump but he put us back in the top five for the first time in over a decade.

[@ClannCholmain]

😂 He inherited a robust economy and he handed Biden the worst performing economy in a hundred years. It was borrowed money and borrowed time.