The data displays the 20 countries with the biggest gross domestic product per capita in 2017. In 2017, Germany ranked 19th with an estimated GDP of about 44,184 USD per capita.
GDP per capita Gross domestic product (GDP) is a strong indicator of a country’s economic performance and strength. It is measured by the added value of all final goods and services produced in a country during a specific time period or by adding every person’s income during that time period. Gross domestic product per capita is sometimes used to describe the standard of living of a population, with a higher GDP meaning a higher standard of living.
Luxembourg | 107708.22 |
Switzerland | 80836.66 |
Macao SAR | 79563.56 |
Norway | 73615.15 |
Iceland | 73092.2 |
Ireland | 68604.38 |
Qatar | 60811.86 |
United States | 59495.34 |
Denmark | 56334.61 |
Australia | 56135.42 |
Singapore | 53880.13 |
Sweden | 53248.14 |
Netherlands | 48271.67 |
San Marino | 47302.15 |
Austria | 46435.93 |
Finland | 45692.89 |
Hong Kong SAR | 44999.31 |
Canada | 44773.26 |
Germany | 44184.45 |
Belgium | 43243.3 |