A country's industrial, agricultural and service production indicates its economic position in the world. In this case, these indices serve to account for the famous Gross Domestic Product of the country, the GDP, which serves as a measure of wealth produced in a given period of time. Thus, we were able to list and rank which world's largest economies, check out.
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Countries with the largest economies in the world
A country's economy, whether large or small, does not necessarily equate to the level of well-being of a country, since it is necessary to understand the levels of inequality, quality of public services, etc. Below, you can see which are the largest economies in the world by means of a measure in US dollars (US$) that represents the productive capacity:
1. United States ($23 trillion):
The USA is not only a great military power, but also, and mainly, an economic one. In this case, the North American country leads the list of the largest economies in the world with the highest participation of the services sector in its GDP;2. China ($17.73 trillion): Next in line is China, which closely follows the United States. Including, China stands out for having the most consistent annual growth in recent years, and has a lot of chance to overtake the US;
3. Japan ($4.94 trillion): The third largest economy in the world is also in Asia, with Japan. Here, the emphasis is on industry, especially in the technological production sector;
4. Germany ($4.22 trillion): In fourth place is the largest economy in Europe, whose biggest contributions to GDP are in the sector of production and sale of vehicles, machinery, chemicals and industrialized products in general;
5. United Kingdom ($3.19 trillion: In the case of the United Kingdom, the fifth largest economy in the world, the highlight is the service and financial sector. However, political events indicate that the country may fall in the ranking;
6. India ($3.17 trillion): India is proof that being a great economy does not mean having a high quality of life, it proves that the country has a low GDP per capita. However, in the nation the sectors of agriculture and industry stand out.
7. France ($2.94 trillion): In the case of the French economy, the highlight is the tourism sector, which moves billions of dollars a year;
8. Canada ($2.22 trillion): Already in eighth place is Canada, which is a country with high levels of well-being and socio-cultural development through various sectors, but which stands out for its mineral wealth.