The 10 Richest Countries In The World

Which country is the richest country in the world? The 10 richest countries in the world in the 2019 ranking. In order to choose the richest country in the world, various criteria can be applied – such as the financial wealth of its inhabitants or the GDP of the country.

For this ranking, the gross domestic product per inhabitant in the year 2018-19 is the decisive factor. Let us Begin.

10th place – Denmark

Denmark has made it to the top ten richest countries in the world with $60,692.42 as per capita income. The Danes have $98,317.33 in financial assets per inhabitant.

9th place – USA

Of course, the land of unlimited possibilities and the ‘Great American Dream’ will not be missed out in this ranking. If one were only to look at the gross domestic product of any country, the USA would be by far the richest country. Since this is not the case in this ranking, it is enough for the US with a GDP of $62,605.59 per capita to settle only for ninth place.

8th place – Singapore

Singapore holds the eighth spot even after being a much smaller state. GDP per capita in the city-state was $ 64,041.42. The average financial wealth of the residents of Singapore was $100,968.24 and thus in seventh place worldwide.

7th place – Qatar

When it comes to rankings that deal with wealth, this emirate will not miss out. Gross domestic product in Qatar was $ 70,779.52 per capita. Despite the huge oil revenues, the country’s GDP does not even make it into the top ten.

6th place – Iceland

The state from the far north is also one of the richest countries in the world. Iceland owes that to a GDP of $ 74,278.17 per capita. The small population contributes a lot to the GDP of Iceland.

5th place – Ireland

As far as the wealth of its inhabitants is concerned, Ireland, with an average of $ 52,816, is well behind Israel, whose inhabitants have private assets of $76,530.92. In terms of gross domestic product per capita, the republic is worth $ 76,098.59, ahead of the state from the Middle East.

4th place – Norway

With Norway, another state from Europe has made it into the top ten. For every inhabitant, the Scandinavian state had a GDP of $ 81,694.63. However, the average financial wealth of the Norwegians is just $ 26,074.64 which is not as high as that of some other ranking participants.

3rd place – Macau

There is another country from Asia in the list of the richest countries in the world. Macau was a former Portuguese colony and now a Chinese special administrative region. Macau’s major earning sources are Tourism and Gambling. Gross Domestic Product in Macau in 2018 was $ 82,387.75 per capita.

2nd place – Switzerland

The country known worldwide for its banks is the second richest country in the world. However, with a GDP of $ 82,950.28 per capita, Switzerland is only just ahead of Macau. With their gross domestic product of 703.75 billion dollars, the Confederates are also among the 20 countries with the highest GDP. As for the per capita financial assets, the Swiss are in first place with $191,566.76.

1st place – Luxembourg

The richest country in the world is Luxembourg. The small European state has a gross domestic product of $114,234 per capita. The gap to the second-placed Swiss is thus enormous. This makes Luxemburg top the list of the 10 richest countries in the world.

For comparison: The gross domestic product per capita in the Federal Republic of India in 2018 was $2,041. India occupies 139th place in the ranking of the richest countries worldwide.