List of countries with the strongest and healthiest GDP – largest economies
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Here is a list of of countries with the strongest and healthiest GDP – largest economies that played a very critical during the global financial crisis. All of these data is based on recent study published the World Bank. World’s Top 10 Major Economic Powers:
10. India - India’s GDP in 2011 was $1.84 trillion and it is world’s 3rd largest economy – worth $4.5 trillion (purchasing power parity), behind only the US and China. It’s economy is 40% bigger than Germany’s and it is roughly double the size of France and the UK.
9. Russian Federation - Russia’s GDP for 2011 was $1.86 trillion, despite of financial crisis worldwide Russia’s economy performed well. It is world’s 6th largest economy worth $3 trillion (purchasing power parity), predicting 4,5 per cent growth this year, but growth is expected to slide to 3,9 per cent in 2013.
8. Italy - Italy’s GDP for 2011 was $2.2 trillion. It has a very diversified industrial economy and world’s 10th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $1.9 trillion.
7. United Kingdom - Britain’s GDP for 2011 was $2.43 trillion. Struggling to emerge from the severe economic slowdown, it is also world’s 9th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $2.2 trillion.
6. Brazil - Brazil’s GDP for 2011 was $2.47 trillion. Brazil’s GDP for 2011 was $2.47 trillion. With the economy nearly stagnant in 2011 and the first half of 2012, it is also world’s 9th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $2.2 trillion.
5. France - France’s GDP for 2011 was $2.77 trillion. France’s GDP for 2011 was $2.77 trillion. The French economy remains diversified and relatively resilient, with entrepreneurial activity, it is also world’s 8th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $2.3 trillion.
4. Germany - Germany’s GDP for 2011 was $3.6 trillion. German economy appears to be doing pretty well in comparison to other European countries, it is also world’s 5th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $3.2 trillion.
3. Japan - Japan’s GDP for 2011 was $5.9 trillion. With surplus in its export/import balance, it is also world’s 4th largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $4.3 trillion.
2. China – China’s GDP reached $7.32 trillion in 2011. China is destined to overtake the United States at number one — it is also world’s 2nd largest economy (purchasing power parity) worth $11.3 trillion.
1. United States - United States’s GDP for 2011 was $15.1 trillion. As the economy is still overcoming important hurdles, it is also world’s largest economy in terms of purchasing power parity worth $16.5 trillion.
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