The GDP per capita of a nation is frequently used to gauge its richness. This represents the typical annual income for a country’s population. It considers both the population size and the average annual income of each nation. The wealthier the nation is, the higher the GDP per capita.
1. Luxembourg
- Population: 642,371
- GDP Per Capita: $120,962.2
2. Singapore
- Population: 5,943,546
- GDP Per Capita: 101,936.70
3. Qatar
- Population: 2.881 million
- GDP Per Capita: $93,851.7
4. Ireland
- Population: 4.995 million
- GDP Per Capita: $87,212.0
5. Switzerland
- Population: 8.637 million
- GDP Per Capita: $70,276.6
6. United Arab Emirates
- Population: 9.89 million
- GDP Per Capita: $69,957.6
7. Norway
- Population: 5.379 million
- GDP Per Capita: $67,978.7
8. United States
- Population: 329.5 million
- GDP Per Capita: $65,279.5
9. Brunei
- Population: 437,483
- GDP Per Capita: $64,724.1
10. San Marino
- Population: 33,938
- GDP Per Capita: $61,006.8
11. Denmark
- Population: 5.831 million
- GDP Per Capita: $60,334.8
12. The Netherlands
- Population: 17.44 million
- GDP Per Capita: $59,469.1
13. Austria
- Population: 8.917 million
- GDP Per Capita: $58,649.7
14. Iceland
- Population: 366,425
- GDP Per Capita: $58,512.7
15. Germany
- Population: 83.24 million
- GDP Per Capita: $55,891.2
