The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has published the list of the 10 richest countries in the world, which has been published as the gross domestic product (GDP), per capita A and the people's power.
The list is at the top of the small European country Luxembourg, which is only 2,586 square kilometers, and the population of the country is 1 lakh 40 thousand 312 dollars per capita.
The list of IMFs is followed by Luxembourg, respectively:
Urland - $117,988 per capita
Switzerland - 100,251 dollars per capita
Norway - $1 lakh 2 thousand 465 per capita
Singapore - $91,733 per capita
Iceland - $87,875 per capita
Qatar - 84 thousand 906 dollars per head
United States - 83 thousand 66 dollars per capita
Denmark - $72,940 per capita
Macau SAR - $70,135 per capita
The main indicator of a country's economic growth is the gross domestic product or GDP, which is the sum of the annual product-service development of the country, which accounts for the total population of the country. If you share it, you can get it per capita.
However, this list of IMF has given importance to the per capita capacity of the people as well as the capacity of the people.
The list of the richest countries in the IMF is of two types - annual and quarterly, the list published by the IMF on Wednesday is quarterly.
