According to the latest estimates from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published in October, world GDP is expected to cross the threshold of 100 trillion (100,000 billion) dollars in 2023. Last year, it amounted to around 94 trillions of dollars.
A “stable” podium
With a GDP of $25 trillion in 2022, the United States represents just over a quarter of the world economy and remains the leading economic power.
China is close behind, with a GDP of $18.3 trillion, nearly 20% of the total.
Far behind, Japan, Germany and India round out the top 5 with GDPs between $3.5 trillion and $4.3 trillion.
As can be seen in our graph, which compares the size of the ten largest economies in the world, we must add the GDP of Japan, Germany, India, the United Kingdom, France, Canada, from Russia and Italy (i.e. 24.1 trillion dollars) to reach (almost) the equivalent of the American GDP.
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Together, the ten economic powers shown in our graph represent around 70% of global GDP.
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