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This is a list of the countries of the world in order of Gross domestic product (GDP), based on exchange rates, not on purchasing power parity. Values are given in Billion USDs. For a similar listing of countries at purchasing power parity exchange rates, see list of countries by GDP (PPP).

Note: Data for 2001, 2002, and 2003 are from different sources (see below). Large Differences between these years (marked with a question mark -?-) perhaps indicate different calculation principles, but could also be errors - this will be checked soon.

Pos	Country	GDP 2003 (Billion USD)	GDP 2002	GDP 2001
-	EU-25	10,885	9,040	8,494
1	United States	10,882	10,383	9,781
2	Japan	4,326	-	4,524
3	Germany	2,401	1,984	1,940
4	United Kingdom	1,795	1,566	1,477
5	France	1,748	1,431	1,345
6	Italy	1,466	1,184	1,124
7	China (P.R.)	1,410	1,266	1,132
8	Spain	836?	653?	588
9	Canada	834	714	683
10	Mexico	626	637?	550
11	South Korea	605	476	448
12	India	599	510	475
13	Australia	518	409	386
14	Netherlands	512	417	390
15	Brazil	492	452?	529
16	Russia	434	346?	253
17	Taiwan (ROC)	-	-	289
18	Switzerland	310	267	277
19	Belgium	302	245?	245
20	Sweden	301	240	226
21	Austria	251	204	195
22	Turkey	238	183	168
23	Norway	222	190?	161
24	Denmark	212	172	164
25	Poland	210	189	163
26	Indonesia	208	172?	144
27	Saudi Arabia	188	188	181
28	Greece	173	132	121
29	Finland	162	131	123
30	South Africa	160	104?	122
31	Portugal	149	121	109
32	Republic of Ireland	149	121?	88
33	Thailand	143	126	119
34	Iran	137	108	108
35	Argentina	130	102??	260
36	Israel	104	103	107
37	Malaysia	103	94?	79
38	Singapore	91	86	89
39	Venezuela	85	94?	117
40	Czech Republic	85	69?	54
41	Hungary	83	65	49
42	Egypt	82	89?	100
43	Philippines	81	77	81
44	Colombia	78	81	81
45	New Zealand	76	58	51
46	Chile	72	64	71
47	Pakistan	69	59	59
48	Algeria	66	56	51
49	Peru	61	56	52
50	Romania	60	45	39
51	Bangladesh	52	47	48
52	Nigeria	50	44	38
53	Ukraine	50	41	35
54	Marocco	44	36	35
55	Vietnam	39	35	33
56	Kuwait	35	35	37
57	Slovakia	32	23	20
58	Kazakhstan	30	24	20
59	Croatia	28	22	20
60	Ecuador	27	-	14
61	Slovenia	26	-	19
62	Luxemburg	26	-	18
63	Guatemala	25	-	20
64	Tunisia	24	21	20
65	Syria	22	-	17
66	Bulgaria	20	-	13
67	Lebanon	19	-	18
68	Sri Lanka	19	-	16
69	Lithuania	18	-	8
70	Sudan	18	-	11
71	Belarus	17	-	13
72	Costa Rica	17	-	16
73	Dominican Republic	16	-	19
74	El Salvador	14	-	13
75	Kenya	14	-	11
76	Panama	13	-	9
77	Angola	13	-	6
78	Kamerun	12	-	8
79	Cyprus	11	-	9
80	Uruguay	11	-	19
81	Uzbekistan	10	-	14
82	Iceland	10	-	8
83	Tanzania	-	-	9.3
84	Jordan	-	-	8.8
85	Bolivia	-	-	8.1
86	Trinidad and Tobago	-	-	7.8
87	Latvia	-	-	7.6
88	Paraguay	-	-	7.6
89	Jamaica	-	-	7.3
90	Bahrein	-	-	7.2
91	Ethiopia	-	-	6.6
92	Uganda	-	-	5.9
93	Nepal	-	-	5.9
94	Estonia	-	-	5.3
95	Botswana	-	-	5.3
96	Turkmenistan	-	-	5.2
97	Albania	-	-	4.2
98	Congo	-	-	4.2
99	Gabon	-	-	4.0
100	Mozambique	-	-	3.8
101	Malta	-	-	3.6
102	Namibia	-	-	3.5
103	Macedonia	-	-	3.5
104	Mali	-	-	2.6
105	Niger	-	-	2.0
106	Fiji	-	-	1.8
107	Moldova	-	-	1.7
108	Chad	-	-	1.6
109	Swaziland	-	-	1.4
110	Kyrgyzstan	-	-	1.4
111	Mauritania	-	-	1.0
112	Mongolia	-	-	1.0

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2003: World Development Indicators database, World Bank, July 2004 World Bank, [1] (http://www.worldbank.org/data/databytopic/GDP.pdf)

2002: World Development Indicators database, World Bank, April 2004

2001: Data Calculated as Product of Population and GDP per Person as printed in Fischer Weltalmanach 2004. Some Figures are from years before 2001.

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