Top 10 Nations ranked by GDP !

Top 10 Countries by GDP

1.  United States 

• GDP: $ 20.89 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 63,413  

Many factors contribute to America's success. An entrepreneurial environment that encourages hard work and long hours definitely helps. But decentralized governments, progressive research universities, and favorable regulatory frameworks also contribute to this. The United States will probably always be one of the top countries in the world's GDP.

2.  China

• GDP: $ 14.86 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 10,434     

One of the fastest growing economies in the 21st century and currently ranked as the second largest economy in the world, the Chinese economy is currently valued at US $ 14.86 trillion in GDP. The effective integration of its foreign and economic policies by the Belt and Road Initiative of China is increasing the promotion of the use of payments by the Chinese Renminbi and Yuan.

3. Japan

• GDP: $ 5.06 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 39,048

Japan is considered one of the most innovative countries in the world, the world's largest producer of electronic products and the third largest automobile manufacturer. Countries generally have surpluses in annual trade and international investment. The country's workforce is highly skilled and has proven to contribute to business growth. All these factors contribute to Japan being one of the major countries in terms of GDP.

4. Germany

• GDP: $ 3.85 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 45,466

Germany is a European country, the largest economy of which is the services industry such as telecommunications, healthcare and tourism. The country operates a social market economy that emphasizes the value of market capitalism and also provides guarantees of various social services. The country is the number one entrepreneur in the world due to its skilled workforce, highly developed infrastructure and technological expertise.

5.  United Kingdom 

• GDP: $ 2.76 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 39,229

The United Kingdom (UK), is made up of England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. It is the 5th largest economy in the world and the 2nd largest economy in Europe in terms of GDP. The United Kingdom is ranked high in the World Bank's Annual World Competitiveness Report and Business Ease Ranking.

6. India

• GDP: $ 2.66 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 1,887

India is the largest democracy in the world and the sixth largest economy in the world. India has a thriving manufacturing, technology and service industry. Since 2014, the influx of foreign direct investment (FDI) into India has been steadily increasing, and the government has introduced some significant policy changes to drive this growth. This will make India one of the top countries in GDP in 2022.

7. France

• GDP: $ 2.63 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 39,257

France is the seventh largest economy in the world. It is the most visited tourist destination in the world and, as a result, has a thriving tourism industry. Foreign trade is also an important part of the economy.The value of imports and exports accounts for 63% of the country's GDP. Strong protection of property rights and an efficient regulatory framework encourage investors. France is ranked 32nd in the World Bank's 2019 Business Improvement Index. There are foreign players in various sectors, and 31 of the Fortune 500 companies come from this prominent EU member state.

8. Italy

• GDP: $ 1.88 trillion
• GPD per Capita: $ 30,657

Italy's economy is the third largest in the euro area and the eighth largest in GDP. In addition to its considerable economy, Italy is one of the most influential countries in Europe. It is a key member of the Eurozone, EU, G7, OECD and G20. Italy's diverse economic growth is driven by the consumer goods industry. GDP spending includes 61% of personal spending, 19% of government spending and 17% of total fixed capital formation. Exports of services and goods contribute 30% to GDP, imports account for 27% and contribute 3% to GDP.

9. Canada

• GDP: $ 1.64 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 42,080

Canada has a predominantly service-based economy. The standard amount for foreign investment in Canada is $ 5 million for direct investment and $ 50 million for indirect investment. The country has also been a major member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 1995. It also has extensive trade relationships with many countries through bilateral and regional free trade agreements (FTAs). With a well-educated workforce, a multicultural / multilingual community, a thriving economy, and government support for entrepreneurship, Canada has become a major investment destination.

10 . South Korea

• GDP: $ 1.64 trillion
• GDP per Capita: $ 30,644

South Korea was considered a developing country until the 1960s. With drastic economic reforms (known as the Miracle of the Hangang River), the country's economy has entered a period of rapid growth (about 10% annual growth for over 30 years). Today, South Korea's GDP is about US $ 2 trillion, making it one of the most developed and industrialized countries in the world. South Korea attaches great importance to investment in education, innovation and research & development. The country has a highly skilled workforce with a high median household income. Services account for 59% of the country's GDP, 38% of industry and 2% of agriculture.