The global GDP in 2022 is expected to peak above $100 trillion. Here's how it breaks down by country.
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Using the International Monetary Fund's April 2022 data, Avery Koop, Raul Amoros and Joyce Ma mapped out how the world's $104 trillion economy is divided between nations.
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Barring certain data deficits, there are only six nations whose GDP is less than $1 billion: Tuvalu ($66 million), Nauru ($134 million), Kiribati ($216 million), Palau ($244 million), Marshall Islands ($267 million) and Micronesia ($427 million).
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Nineteen countries in the world have a GDP of over $1 trillion.
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The US has been the world's largest economy since 1871 and China is expected to overtake it by 2030.
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Ireland is Europe's fastest growing economy and is expected to grow by 5.2 percent this year.
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Via Visual Capitalist.
