Ameya

Tuesday 10 March 2020

Global economics

Global GDP this year

16,678,857,369,019
(combined GDP of all countries, from Jan. 1 2019 up to now)
2019 FORECAST:
2019 Global GDP
$87,265,226,000,000
Growth rate
2.98% 

What is GDP

GDP stands for "Gross Domestic Product" and represents the total monetary value of all final goods and services produced (and sold on the market) within a country during a period of time (typically 1 year). 
[more...]
TOP COUNTRIES BY GDP (2017 NOMINAL GDP)
1  U.S.A.$19,485,394,000,000
2 China$12,237,700,479,375
3  Japan$4,872,415,104,315
4  Germany$3,693,204,332,230
5  India$2,650,725,335,364
6  UK$2,637,866,340,434
7  France $2,582,501,307,216
8  Brazil$2,053,594,877,013
9  Italy$1,943,835,376,342
10 Canada$1,647,120,175,449
11  Russia$1,578,417,211,937
12  S. Korea$1,530,750,923,149
13 Australia$1,323,421,072,479
14  Spain$1,314,314,164,402
15  Mexico$1,150,887,823,404
16 Indonesia$1,015,420,587,285
17  Turkey$851,549,299,635
18  Netherlands$830,572,618,850
19  Saudi Arabia$686,738,400,000
20  Switzerland$678,965,423,322

Global GDP (Gross World Product) 1960-2017

Sources:

GDP Growth Rate, World (1961-2017)

Yearly Global GDP Growth Rate (%)
Sources:

Global GDP by Year

GDP of all countries of the world combined by year, from 1960 to the latest official figurespublished by the World Bank. GDP Real refers to GDP adjusted for inflation (base year: 2010), or "Constant GDP"; GDP Growth refers to Real GDP Growth Rate; Per Capita shows Real GDP divided by total population for the same year; GDP Nominal is GDP at current prices (not adjusted for inflation); Pop. Change refers to the percentage change in world populationfrom the previous year. Sources include: World BankUnited Nations.

YearGDP Real 
(Inflation adj.)
GDP
growth
Per CapitaGDP Nominal
(Current USD)
Pop.
change
World
Population
2017$80,250,107,912,5993.14%$10,632$80,934,771,028,3401.12 %7,547,858,925
2016$77,796,772,093,9152.51%$10,423$76,146,112,644,1531.14 %7,464,022,049
2015$75,834,189,927,3142.86%$10,276$75,037,186,502,5501.16 %7,379,797,139
2014$73,725,379,037,2992.86%$10,106$79,319,858,280,8991.17 %7,295,290,765
2013$71,687,932,799,3522.62%$9,942$77,218,621,016,2481.19 %7,210,581,976
2012$69,835,075,997,4852.51%$9,800$75,061,410,005,8841.20 %7,125,828,059
2011$68,117,537,705,6993.18%$9,674$73,367,916,052,1901.21 %7,041,194,301
2010$66,036,387,107,0634.32%$9,492$66,036,387,107,0631.22 %6,956,823,603
2009$63,278,666,091,537-1.73%$9,207$60,285,557,448,3641.23 %6,872,767,093
2008$64,399,690,013,1891.82%$9,486$63,587,427,781,0271.24 %6,789,088,686
2007$63,259,518,020,1484.22%$9,433$57,969,299,493,3461.24 %6,705,946,610
2006$60,720,488,421,9504.29%$9,167$51,466,046,556,0051.25 %6,623,517,833
2005$58,230,742,361,7973.84%$8,901$47,500,149,179,4771.25 %6,541,907,027
2004$56,086,514,592,4354.37%$8,681$43,858,088,615,3531.25 %6,461,159,389
2003$53,737,125,361,6292.90%$8,421$38,938,181,839,7761.26 %6,381,185,114
2002$52,220,509,439,5222.20%$8,287$34,696,456,943,6171.27 %6,301,773,188
2001$51,095,322,159,4471.92%$8,211$33,410,702,355,3461.29 %6,222,626,606
2000$50,130,722,143,8184.38%$8,160$33,607,318,755,9891.31 %6,143,493,823
1999$48,021,528,352,4583.25%$7,919$32,549,495,935,2811.33 %6,064,239,055
1998$46,506,096,439,9142.54%$7,771$31,383,001,339,9491.35 %5,984,793,942
1997$45,353,283,623,6403.70%$7,680$31,459,326,651,2731.38 %5,905,045,788
1996$43,733,271,645,6543.39%$7,508$31,567,117,769,6651.40 %5,824,891,951
1995$42,298,840,848,0453.03%$7,364$30,875,322,255,0331.43 %5,744,212,979
1994$41,051,343,871,9153.01%$7,249$27,771,860,933,9381.46 %5,663,150,427
1993$39,850,411,491,6831.53%$7,140$25,856,618,781,1751.50 %5,581,597,546
1992$39,247,745,909,9521.78%$7,137$25,442,619,046,7691.56 %5,498,919,809
1991$38,559,540,875,3431.43%$7,122$23,954,950,473,5431.63 %5,414,289,444
1990$38,015,667,938,0232.92%$7,136$22,611,431,033,1221.71 %5,327,231,061
1989$36,937,516,003,1313.68%$7,053$20,108,007,147,3771.79 %5,237,441,558
1988$35,626,474,048,0004.62%$6,924$19,259,173,891,1931.84 %5,145,426,008
1987$34,050,052,752,4173.69%$6,739$17,213,463,121,0321.85 %5,052,522,147
1986$32,838,664,486,6093.41%$6,620$15,128,726,516,8161.84 %4,960,567,912
1985$31,756,450,901,4273.73%$6,520$12,800,287,801,3081.82 %4,870,921,740
1984$30,613,074,121,7104.52%$6,399$12,181,826,382,3811.80 %4,784,011,621
1983$29,289,767,991,5992.42%$6,232$11,740,186,092,1361.78 %4,699,569,304
1982$28,594,942,186,0140.39%$6,193$11,507,880,407,5851.77 %4,617,386,542
1981$28,482,919,388,2821.94%$6,278$11,619,237,172,0851.77 %4,536,996,762
1980$27,940,484,897,8371.86%$6,267$11,220,472,205,5861.77 %4,458,003,514
1979$27,429,440,588,8874.16%$6,262$9,958,506,524,3661.76 %4,380,506,100
1978$26,336,677,120,3313.96%$6,118$8,571,549,676,7631.77 %4,304,533,501
1977$25,332,940,501,7723.95%$5,990$7,280,437,386,2951.80 %4,229,506,060
1976$24,370,312,253,8805.35%$5,866$6,437,227,087,8541.84 %4,154,666,864
1975$23,132,512,801,8240.74%$5,670$5,917,058,203,5131.89 %4,079,480,606
1974$22,961,416,388,2402.02%$5,735$5,314,877,641,7571.94 %4,003,794,172
1973$22,506,580,764,3926.57%$5,730$4,608,364,955,8291.98 %3,927,780,238
1972$21,119,716,814,2895.78%$5,483$3,781,823,649,6692.01 %3,851,650,245
1971$19,967,598,712,0014.34%$5,288$3,279,068,762,7582.04 %3,775,759,617
1970$19,137,764,679,4693.89%$5,172$2,968,353,831,1232.06 %3,700,437,046
1969$18,420,822,162,3836.12%$5,081$2,698,487,157,3442.09 %3,625,680,627
1968$17,358,890,574,4736.20%$4,888$2,450,556,833,9662.09 %3,551,599,127
1967$16,346,745,284,2964.41%$4,699$2,271,625,411,6612.08 %3,478,769,962
1966$15,656,338,923,2465.80%$4,594$2,134,608,511,8652.05 %3,407,922,630
1965$14,798,407,343,4295.58%$4,431$1,967,689,082,0572.00 %3,339,583,597
1964$14,017,853,410,3046.66%$4,282$1,807,295,308,1331.96 %3,273,978,338
1963$13,141,865,125,5105.21%$4,093$1,649,255,950,0221.92 %3,211,001,009
1962$12,491,064,038,1385.57%$3,965$1,531,674,744,3031.89 %3,150,420,795
1961$11,832,723,884,0984.32%$3,827$1,426,681,683,8171.87 %3,091,843,507
Sources:

GDP by Region


GDP: sources and methodology

GDP Data

GDP Methodology

  • Currency and magnitude 
    All GDP figures are expressed in US Dollar (US $, USD) and in single dollar units ($1=$1), not in thousands, millions, or billions.
  • Global GDP 
    World GDP (or "Global GDP" or "GWP, Gross World Product") is the combined GDP of all countries in the world. Global GDP is equivalent to Global GNI, or Global GNP, since all of these will provide the same result when combining all production worldwide.
  • Live Counter 
    The live counter shows estimated figures for Global GDP during the current year (from January 1, 2019 up to the current moment) based on the latest forecast released by the IMF and World Bank as elaborated through Worldometer's RTS algorithm.
  • Global GDP
    The chart for Global GDP vs. World Population uses Real GDP figures.
  • Global GDP Growth 
    As with each individual country's GDP Growth Rate figures, it is calculated using inflation adjusted GDP ("Real GDP" or "Constant Price GDP") at 2010 prices. 
  • GDP Year
    GDP figures (nominal, real, growth rates) are based on the latest data released. Currently, GDP figures are finalized for the year 2017, whereas estimates are available for 2018 and 2019. Worldometer publishes only final data in tables and charts.

Population Data

  • The United Nations Population Divisionof the Department of Economic and Social Affairs every two years calculates, updates, and publishes estimates of total population in its World Population Prospects series. These population estimates and projections provide the standard and consistent set of population figures that are used throughout the United Nations system. 

    The World Population Prospect: the 2019 Revision provides the most recent data available (released in June of 2019). Estimates and projected world population and country specific populations are given from 1950 through 2100 and are released every two years.

    Data underlying the population estimates are national and sub national census data and data on births, deaths, and migrants available from national sources and publications, as well as from questionnaires. For all countries, census and registration data are evaluated and, if necessary, adjusted for incompleteness by the Population Division as part of its preparations of the official United Nations population estimates and projections.

No comments: