Every major economy on one screen. Nominal GDP, output per person, real growth and share of the world — searchable by country, filterable by region and size tier. The same picture a Gulf operator keeps on the wall when deciding where the next cheque, supplier or store should go.
Where global output actually sits — by region, by the biggest single economies, by who earns the most per head, and by who grew fastest.
Total output and the number of economies indexed in each region. Use the table filter below to drill into any one.
Search any country, filter by region or size tier, and sort by any column. Click a column header to re-sort. Switch the data year up in the hero.
| Rank▲ | Country | GDP (Nominal) | GDP / Capita | Growth | Share | Tier |
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This dashboard indexes the — largest economies, together about 99% of global output. The IMF tracks ~195 economies in total; the remaining smaller economies are omitted for readability. Share is computed against world nominal GDP of roughly $117 trillion. Growth is real (inflation-adjusted) GDP growth for 2025. Per-capita figures are nominal. Figures are IMF estimates and are rounded.
Numbers like these aren't trivia. When you're choosing where to register a company, which market to ship a brand into, or which currency to invoice in, the size, growth and per-capita wealth of an economy decide whether the unit economics ever work. The Gulf punches far above its population on this table — that's exactly why so much capital, retail and franchise activity concentrates here. If you want the same lens applied to a specific market or a real business plan, that's the work I do.
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