List of countries by GDP

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Note: This is when the nominal GDPs and the PPP GDPs are averaged, basically, in between.

The following is a list of the top 50 countries by GDP in 2020, based on IMF data.^[1]

Rank	Country	2020 GDP (nominal)
1	China	$22,500,000,000,000
2	United States	$20,000,000,000,000
3	India	$6,500,000,000,000
4	Japan	$5,500,000,000,000
5	Germany	$4,250,000,000,000
6	United Kingdom	$2,925,000,000,000
7	France	$2,875,000,000,000
8	Russia	$2,825,000,000,000
9	Brazil	$2,591,666,666,667
10	Indonesia	$2,300,000,000,000
11	Italy	$2,250,000,000,000
12	South Korea	$1,950,000,000,000
13	Mexico	$1,933,333,333,333
14	Canada	$1,750,000,000,000
15	Spain	$1,625,000,000,000
16	Turkey	$1,575,000,000,000
17	Australia	$1,337,500,000,000
18	Saudi Arabia	$1,325,000,000,000
19	Iran	$990,000,000,000
20	Netherlands	$950,000,000,000
21	Poland	$940,000,000,000
22	Taiwan	$925,000,000,000
23	Thailand	$912,500,000,000
24	Egypt	$833,350,000,000
25	Nigeria	$825,000,000,000
26	Malaysia	$700,000,000,000
27	Pakistan	$692,500,000,000
28	Vietnam	$675,000,000,000
29	Argentina	$670,000,000,000
30	Philippines	$662,500,000,000
31	Switzerland	$650,000,000,000
32	Bangladesh	$580,000,000,000
33	South Africa	$575,000,000,000
34	United Arab Emirates	$575,000,000,000
35	Colombia	$562,500,000,000
36	Sweden	$551,666,666,667
37	Belgium	$550,000,000,000
38	Austria	$467,500,000,000
39	Iraq	$462,500,000,000
40	Singapore	$458,333,333,333
41	Romania	$420,000,000,000
42	Hong Kong	$412,500,000,000
43	Algeria	$410,000,000,000
44	Norway	$400,000,000,000
45	Chile	$380,000,000,000
46	Israel	$375,833,333,333
47	Kazakhstan	$352,500,000,000
48	Ukraine	$350,000,000,000
49	Peru	$344,444,444,444
50	Czech Republic	$337,500,000,000

See also[edit]

• Gross Domestic Product
• List of countries by area
• List of countries by GDP (nominal)
• List of countries by GDP (PPP)
• List of countries by GDP per capita
• List of countries by population
• National debt: Federal Reserve System's Ponzi scheme of Quantitative easing-Debt monetization devaluation of Fiat currency through Money supply-Treasury bills bought mostly by China and Japan
• John Maynard Keynes' liberal Keynesian economics of Barack Obama
• Ludwig von Mises' conservative libertarian Austrian economics and Fiscal conservatism-Conservative economic policies of Ron Paul

References and notes[edit]