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Gross domestic product (GDP) of Italy 1980-2028

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As of 2023, Italy’s nominal gross domestic product (GDP) was approximately 2.18 trillion US dollars. This puts Italy at the 8th position in the world GDP ranking, following the United States ($26.94 trillion), China ($17.70 trillion), Germany ($4.42 trillion), Japan ($4.23 trillion), India ($3.73 trillion), the United Kingdom, and France. Brazil and Canada complete the top ten list. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is a key indicator of a nation’s overall economic size and power. GDP is generally defined as the total market value of all the finished goods and services produced within a country’s borders in a specific time period. GDP is by no means a perfect economic indicator.

Gross domestic product (GDP) of Italy 1980-2028

YearGDP (in billion U.S. dollars)
1980479.122
1981434.498
1982429.408
1983445.612
1984440.268
1985454.653
1986643.932
1987808.203
1988895.423
1989931.283
19901,162.27
19911,227.73
19921,302.80
19931,047.62
19941,080.54
19951,175.28
19961,312.78
19971,243.23
19981,271.70
19991,253.69
20001,147.18
20011,168.03
20021,275.87
20031,577.23
20041,805.72
20051,859.24
20061,949.66
20072,213.36
20082,408.39
20092,197.54
20102,137.85
20112,294.59
20122,088.28
20132,141.95
20142,162.57
20151,836.82
20161,876.55
20171,961.10
20182,092.88
20192,011.53
20201,895.69
20212,115.76
20222,012.01
20232,186.08
20242,284.08
20252,365.54
20262,443.49
20272,508.64
20282,571.50

For many years, the Western media and observers have discussed the potential rise of China and India in terms of their massive future potential. However, it is time for the rest of the world to update its thinking because the future has arrived even faster than expected. In the decades to come, the economies of China and India will go from participating in global economic flows to determining their shape and direction.

Throughout history, both China and India have made significant contributions to the global GDP, with each accounting for about a quarter to a third of it. This was largely due to their large populations. However, in the 19th century, there was a sudden shift when the United States and Europe experienced rapid industrialization, leading to an increase in productivity and, subsequently, a significant increase in their share of the global GDP.

The world's eight most influential economies throughout history

YearChinaIndiaUSAJapanGermanyRussia/USSRUKFranceRest of World
150024.8924.360.323.13.323.411.134.3935.07
160028.9722.410.182.93.823.451.814.731.76
170022.3124.460.144.153.684.362.895.2732.74
182032.9616.071.812.993.875.435.225.1126.53
187017.112.158.872.296.57.549.036.530.03
190011.068.6415.852.648.237.819.375.9230.47
19138.837.4718.932.628.688.58.225.2931.45
19504.594.1627.293.024.979.566.524.1335.75
19605.243.8824.274.456.62105.374.0936.09
19704.633.4122.397.366.129.824.354.337.61
19805.23.1821.127.835.528.533.644.0640.92
19907.834.0521.398.554.667.333.483.7838.93
200011.775.1821.892.114.243.513.33.444.59
201013.88616.7153.643.592.532.6146.04
202018.216.7615.683.993.393.082.272.2644.36

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