City lists by country (2011 GDP)[1]:
1. United States ($14,991 billion):
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Mcnabber091/sandbox/List_of_cities_in_the_United_States
2. China ($7,321 billion):
3. Japan ($5,959 billion):
4. Germany ($3,399 billion):
5. France ($2,779 billion):
6. Brazil ($2,476 billion):
7. United Kingdom ($2,444 billion):
8. Italy ($2,192 billion):
9. India ($1,899 billion):
10. Russia ($1,872 billion):
11. Canada ($1,777 billion):
12. Spain ($1,476 billion):
13. Australia ($1,384 billion):
14. Mexico ($1,177 billion):
15. South Korea ($1,114 billion):
16. Indonesia ($846 billion):
17. Netherlands ($836 billion):
18. Turkey ($774 billion):
19. Switzerland ($659 billion):
20. Saudi Arabia ($576 billion):
21. Sweden ($539 billion):
22. Poland ($515 billion):
23. Iran ($514 billion):
24. Belgium ($513 billion):
25. Norway ($491 billlion):
26. Taiwan ($480 billion):[2]
27. Argentina ($446 billion):
28. Austria ($417 billion):
29. South Africa ($410 billion):
30. United Arab Emirates ($360 billion):
31. Thailand ($345 billion):
32. Colombia ($336 billion):
33. Denmark ($314 billion):
34. Venezuela ($316 billion):
35. Greece ($289 billion):
36. Malaysia ($287 billion):
37. Finland ($263 billion):
38. Chile ($251 billion):
39. Singapore ($245 billion):
40. Nigeria ($243 billion):
41. Israel ($242 billion):
42. Portugal ($212 billion):
43. Egypt ($236 billion):
44. Philippines ($224 billion):
45. Ireland ($220 billion):
46. Czech Republic ($216 billion):
47. Pakistan ($210 billion):
48. Algeria ($198 billion):
49. Romania ($189 billion):
50. Kazakhstan ($188 billion):
51. Iraq ($180 billion):
52. New Zealand ($180 billion)[3]:
53. Peru ($176 billion):
54. Kuwait ($176 billion):
55. Qatar ($172 billion):
56. Ukraine ($163 billion):
57. Hungary ($138 billion):
58. Vietnam ($123 billion):
59. Bangladesh ($111 billion):
60. Angola ($104 billion):
61. Morocco ($99 billion):
62. Slovakia ($96 billion):
63. Libya ($79 billion 2009)[4]:
64. Ecuador ($77 billion):
65. Cuba ($72 billion)[5]:
66. Oman ($71 billion):
67. Sudan ($64 billion):
68. Syria ($64 billion)[6]:
69. Belarus ($64 billion):
70. Azerbaijan ($63 billion):
71. Croatia ($61 billion):
72. Luxembourg ($59 billion):
73. Sri Lanka ($59 billion):
74. Dominican Republic ($55 billion):
75. Myanmar ($54 billion)[7]:
76. Bulgaria ($53 billion):
77. Slovenia ($50 billion):
78. Guatemala ($46 billion):
79. Uruguay ($46 billion):
80. Tunisia ($46 billion):
81. Uzbekistan ($45 billion):
82. Serbia ($43 billion):
83. Lithuania ($42 billion):
84. Costa Rica ($41 billion):
85. Lebanon ($40 billion):
86. Ghana ($39 billion):
87. Kenya ($33 billion):
88. Yemen ($31 billion):
89. Ethiopia ($31 billion):
90. Panama ($31 billion):
91. Jordan ($28 billion):
92. Latvia ($28 billion):
93. Turkmenistan ($28 billion):
94. North Korea ($28 billion)[8]:
95. Paraguay ($26 billion):
96. Cameroon ($25 billion):
97. Cyprus ($24 billion):
98. Cote d'Ivoire ($24 billion):
99. Bolivia ($23 billion):
100. Tanzania ($23 billion):
101. El Salvador ($23 billion):
102. Trinidad and Tobago ($23 billion):
103. Bahrain ($22 billion 2010):
104. Estonia ($22 billion):
105. Zambia ($19 billion):
106. South Sudan ($19 billion):
107. Afghanistan ($18 billion):
108. Nepal ($18 billion):
109. Gabon ($18 billion):
110. Bosnia and Herzegovina ($18 billion):
111. Honduras ($17 billion):
112. Botswana ($16 billion):
113. Uganda ($16 billion):
114. Brunei ($16 billion):
115. Equatorial Guinea ($16 billion):
116. Democratic Republic of Congo ($15 billion):
117. Jamaica ($14 billion):
118. Congo ($14 billion):
119. Georgia ($14 billion):
120. Senegal ($14 billion):
121. Iceland ($14 billion):
122. Albania ($12 billion):
123. Papua New Guinea ($12 billion):
124. Cambodia ($12 billion):
125. Mozambique ($12 billion):
126. Namibia ($12 billion):
127. Mauritius ($11 billion):
128. Mali ($10 billion):
129. Chad ($10 billion):
130. Macedonia ($10 billion):
131. Burkina Faso ($10 billion):
132. Armenia ($10 billion):
133. Madagascar ($9 billion):
134. Zimbabwe ($9 billion):
135. Nicaragua ($9 billion):
136. Malta ($9 billion):
137. Mongolia ($8 billion):
138. Laos ($8 billion):
139. The Bahamas ($7 billion):
140. Haiti ($7 billion):
141. Benin ($7 billion):
142. Moldova ($7 billion):
143. Tajikistan ($$6 billion):
144. Kosovo ($6 billion):
145. Rwanda ($6 billion):
146. Kyrgyzstan ($6 billion):
147. Monaco ($6 billion):
148. Niger ($6 billion):
149. Liechtenstein ($6 billion)[9]:
150. Somalia ($5 billion)[10]:
151. Malawi ($5 billion):
152. Guinea ($5 billion):
153. Montenegro ($4 billion):
154. Suriname ($4 billion):
155. Mauritania ($4 billion):
156. Swaziland ($3 billion):
157. Fiji ($3 billion):
158. Andorra ($3 billion)[11]:
159. Barbados ($3 billion):
160. Togo ($3 billion):
161. Sierra Leone ($2 billion):
162. Eritrea ($2 billion):
163. Guyana ($2 billion):
164. Lesotho ($2 billion):
165. Burundi ($2 billion):
166. Central African Republic ($2 billion):
167. Maldives ($2 billion):
168. Cape Verde ($1 billion):
169. San Marino ($1 billion)[12]:
170. Bhutan ($1 billion):
171. Liberia ($1 billion):
172. Belize ($1 billion):
173. St. Lucia ($1 billion):
174. Antigua and Barbuda ($1 billion):
175. Seychelles ($1 billion):
176. East Timor ($1 billion):
177. Djibouti ($1 billion):
178. Guinea-Bissau ($967 million):
179. The Gambia ($898 million):
180. Solomon Islands ($866 million):
181. Vanuatu ($786 million):
182. Grenada ($780 million):
183. St. Kitts and Nevis ($748 million):
184. St. Vincent and the Grenadines ($691 million):
185. Samoa ($634 million):
186. Comoros ($610 million):
187. Dominica ($476 million):
188. Tonga ($428 million):
189. Micronesia ($310 million):
190. Sao Tome and Principe ($248 million):
191. Marshall Islands ($173 million):
192. Kiribati ($166 million):
193. Palau ($212 million):
194. Nauru ($63 million 2010)[13]
195. Tuvalu ($35 million):
196. Vatican City ($23 million 1999)[14]
References
edit- ^ http://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD?order=wbapi_data_value_2011+wbapi_data_value&sort=desc
- ^ http://www.gfmag.com/gdp-data-country-reports/166-taiwan-gdp-country-report.html#axzz2YxdRi0VJ
- ^ http://www.gfmag.com/gdp-data-country-reports/210-new-zealand-gdp-country-report.html#axzz2YxdRi0VJ
- ^ http://www.gfmag.com/gdp-data-country-reports/232-libya-gdp-country-report.html#axzz2YxdRi0VJ
- ^ https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/cu.html
- ^ http://kushnirs.org/macroeconomics/gdp/gdp_syria.html
- ^ http://www.gfmag.com/gdp-data-country-reports/214-myanmar-gdp-country-report.html#axzz2Z3NQekJn
- ^ http://www.businessinsider.com/north-korea-facts-economy-2012-01?op=1
- ^ http://kushnirs.org/macroeconomics/gdp/gdp_liechtenstein.html
- ^ https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/so.html
- ^ http://kushnirs.org/macroeconomics/gdp/gdp_andorra.html
- ^ https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/sm.html
- ^ http://data.un.org/CountryProfile.aspx?crName=Nauru
- ^ http://www.nationsencyclopedia.com/economies/Europe/Vatican-City.html