10. United States . The United States economy is driven by diverse ventures; ranging from manufacturing, finance, technology, and services. Its current GDP per capita is 89,677 dollars.

The global economy is significantly concentrated, with just three regions—North America, East Asia, and Europe—accounting for approximately 50% of the world's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

The per capita GDP of the Yangtze River Delta region edged up to $19,500 in 2024, about to surpass the $20,000 threshold for developed economies, according to official data.

Singapore climbed two spots to claim the title of the world's second-richest country, with a GDP per capita of $153.61 thousand. Credit: Pexels Rank 3: Macao SAR - $140.25 ...

However, there is a vast gap between Japan’s per capita GDP of $33,900 and India’s per capita GDP of $2,880, per data by the IMF. This sets India as a low-middle-income economy and a ...

GDP per capita, on the other hand, is what you get when you divide a country’s GDP by its total population. It is like dividing a household’s total income by the number of people in the household.

But, India's per capita GDP remains abysmally low. India will still retain the tag of being the fastest growing major world economy with a GDP growth rate of 6.2% for 2025. (AI image) ...

According to the IMF World Economic Outlook 2025, India’s GDP, a metric for determining the value of a nation’s economy, is around $3.9 trillion (£2.8 trillion) as compared to Japan’s $4.02 ...

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According to IMF estimates, India’s GDP per capita in FY25 is projected to be $11,228 on a purchasing power parity (PPP) basis, while Japan’s stands at $52,712.