1. GDP (Nominal, in trillions) 2017 World Bank
1. United States- 19,417,144
12. South Korea- 1,530,752
2. China- 12,237,700
13. Australia- 1,323,421
3. Japan- 4,841,137
14. Spain- 1,311,320
4. Germany- 3,677,439
15. Mexico ,919
5. United Kingdom- 2,622,434
16. Indonesia- 1,015,539
6. India- 2,597,491
17. Turkey- 852,102
7. France- 2,582,501
18. Netherlands- 826,200
8. Brazil- 2,055,506
19. Saudi Arabia
9. Italy- 1,934,798
20. Switzerland- 678,575
10. Canada- 1,653,043
11. Russia- 1,577,524
2018
Ivan Vujačić

2. Share of World GDP (Nominal)
2018
Andrew Gasparini

3. GDP per capita (Nominal) 2017 World bank
1. Luxembourg- $104,103
26. Italy- $31,953
7. US- $59,532
28. South Korea- $29,743
10. Australia- $53,800
31. Spain- $28,157
16. Canada- $45,032
60. Russia- $10,743
18. Belgium- $43,324
67. Brazil- $ 9,821
22. UK- $39,720
71. China- $8,827
24. France- $38,477
89. Serbia- $5,900
25. Japan- $38,428

4. GDP (PPP, in trillions) 2017 CIA
1. China- $23,120
11. France- $2,826
2. EU- $19,970
12. Mexico- $2,406
3. US- $19,360
13. Italy- $2,307
4. India- $9,447
14. Turkey- $2,133
5. Japan- $5,405
15. South Korea- $2,027
6. Germany- $4,150
16. Saudi Arabia- $1,789
7. Russia- $4,000
17. Spain- $1,769
8. Indonesia- $3,243
18. Canada- $1,764
9. Brazil- $3,219
19. Iran- $1,631
10. UK- $2,880
20. Australia- $1,235

5. Share of World GDP

6. GDP per capita (PPP) 2017 IMF
1. Quatar- $ 124,927
30. South Korea- $39,387
11. US- $59,500
32. Spain- $38,171
17. Germany- $50,206
33. Italy- $37,970
18. Australia- $49,882
48. Russia- $27,890
22. Canada- $48,141
79. China- $16,624
France& UK- $43,600
8 Brazil- $15,500
28. Japan- $42,659
83. Serbia- $15,164