California, for example, surpassed Japan's $4.03 trillion last year to become the world's fourth-biggest economy at $4.10 trillion. And New York generated $2.30 trillion in the same period, a little ...

The GDP of a country tends to increase when the total value of goods and ... cap-to-GDP ratios that are all over the map. For example, according to The World Bank, the U.S. had a market-cap ...

While we know the GDP per capita country-wise for them, let’s see why the top 10 economies from the list above became the richest in the world: Luxembourg, with its high GDP per capita and ...

The US remains the world's ... biggest economy at $4.10 trillion. And New York generated $2.30 trillion in the same period, a little more than Canada's $2.24 trillion. This map shows the nearest ...

It simply means dividing a country's total GDP by its population, thereby showing the average economic output per individual. As far as GDP per capita is concerned, Luxembourg tops the world chart ...