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1. www.insidermonkey.com › blog › 15-richest-countries15 Richest Countries in the World by Natural Resources

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   Jan 30, 2018 · Metal & ore reserves: $296 billion. Total worth of natural resources: $296 billion. India’s natural resources wealth is mainly comprised of ores, iron, zinc, and bauxite, to be precise. It does...

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3. gfmag.com › data › richest-countries-in-the-worldRichest Countries in the World 2024 - Global Finance Magazine

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   • Luxembourg🇱🇺 Current International Dollars: 137,638 | Click To View GDP & Economic Data. You can visit Luxembourg for its castles and beautiful countryside, its cultural festivals or gastronomic specialties.
   • Ireland🇮🇪 Current International Dollars: 143,304 | Click To View GDP & Economic Data. A nation of just 5 million inhabitants, the Republic of Ireland was one of the hardest hit by the 2008 financial crisis.
   • Singapore🇸🇬 Current International Dollars: 133,108 | Click To View GDP & Economic Data. The richest person living in Singapore is the founder of the medical equipment firm Mindray, Li Xiting, whose net worth is estimated at $15.6 billion.
   • Qatar🇶🇦 Current International Dollars: 114,210 | Click To View GDP & Economic Data. Despite the recent recovery, oil prices have on average declined since the mid-2010s.

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_countries_by_totalList of countries by total wealth - Wikipedia

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   The following table indicates the share of global wealth of the ten wealthiest countries by net national wealth at given years. The share of global wealth of a country that is 5% or greater at a given year is in bold.

   Country (or Area)	Subregion	Region	Total Wealth (usd Bn)
   World	World	World	454,385
   Asia and Oceania	Asia and Oceania	Asia and Oceania	177,824
   Northern America	Northern America	Northern America	151,170
   United States *	Northern America	Americas	139,866

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5. www.worldatlas.com › gdp › the-richest-countries-inThe Richest Countries In The World 2024 - WorldAtlas

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   May 15, 2024 · Luxembourg is currently the richest country in the world based on its GDP per capita (PPP) of $143,742 according to the 2024 IMF report. Ireland, Singapore, and Qatar trail behind at $133,895, $133,737, and $112,282, respectively.

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6. www.worlddata.info › richest-countriesThe 50 richest countries in the world - Worlddata.info

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   • Macao. 129,451 $
   • Luxembourg. 120,962 $
   • Singapore. 101,649 $
   • Qatar. 94,029 $

7. www.forbesindia.com › article › explainersWhich Is The Richest Country In The World | Top 10 Richest ...

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   May 7, 2024 · Qatar (and also the UAE) are on this list of the top 10 economies by GDP per capita ranking for 2024 benefit largely from their reserves of natural resources. Qatar has the third-largest reserves...

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   What is the richest country in the world?

   • The USA is the only country with a large surface area and population among the highest-ranking nations, ranking tenth. The richest country in the world is Luxembourg. Earned capital is a figure measured and published annually by most countries. It is the gross domestic product, the sum of all domestically generated income.

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   Why are the world's richest countries so important?

   • The world's richest nations are no longer as surprising as they were 20 years ago. They are the countries that are often considered global financial centers and attract numerous companies with low tax rates. This money, combined with small populations, generates large per capita revenues that the vast majority of countries can never match.

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   How much wealth does the world have?

   • According to market research company New World Wealth, the world has accumulated $215 trillion in private wealth, a 12% increase over the last year. Incredibly, the vast majority of this wealth – about 73.5% – is held by just 10 countries: Over the last decade, China and India have more than doubled their wealth.

   Ranked: The 10 Wealthiest Countries in the World - Visual Capitalist

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   Why is Qatar the richest country in the world?

   • However, since 1997, exports have increased tremendously, flowing directly into the country's GDP, making Qatar one of the world's richest countries. Qatar has this plentiful supply of oil reserves almost exclusively fueling its GDP growth. They have also made substantial investments in tech startups and financial institutions. 5.

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9. www.visualcapitalist.com › chart-the-10-wealthiestRanked: The 10 Wealthiest Countries in the World

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   May 4, 2018 · Over the last decade, China and India have more than doubled their wealth. Meanwhile, developed economies like the United States and Japan have increased wealth at modest rates – and some, like Italy and France, even lost modest amounts of private wealth over that duration of time.