The data displays the 20 countries with the biggest proportion of the global gross domestic product based on Purchasing Power Parity in 2017. In 2017, Germany had an estimated share of about 3.34% of the global GDP.
China | 18.26 |
United States | 15.29 |
India | 7.46 |
Japan | 4.27 |
Germany | 3.28 |
Russia | 3.16 |
Indonesia | 2.56 |
Brazil | 2.54 |
United Kingdom | 2.27 |
France | 2.23 |
Mexico | 1.9 |
Italy | 1.82 |
Turkey | 1.68 |
Korea | 1.6 |
Saudi Arabia | 1.41 |
Spain | 1.4 |
Canada | 1.39 |
Islamic Republic of Iran | 1.29 |
Australia | 0.98 |
Thailand | 0.97 |