Countries with the Largest Economies in the World [Güncel]

International Monetary Fund IMF, as every year, listed the world’s largest economies this year. One of the most striking developments in the list was Japan losing its third place to Germany. When we look at the list in general, current economic situation It is also possible to take a photo.

Turkey became the 17th largest economy in the world!

Türkiye is on the list with an annual gross national product of 1.15 trillion dollars and a per capita gross national product of 13,380 dollars. during 17th took place. According to the report announced by the IMF, the Turkish economy is expected to grow by 3.1% this year.

With a volume slightly larger than 905 billion dollars in 2022, the Turkish economy thus became one of the countries that managed to exceed the 1 trillion dollar threshold. Thus, the Turkish economy, which has been continuing since 2009, growth trend and continued.

The 20 countries with the largest economies in the world (G20)

1. USA – $27.974 trillion
2. China – $18.566 trillion
3. Germany – $4.730 trillion
4. Japan – $4.291 trillion
5. India – $4.112 trillion
6. United Kingdom – $3.592 trillion
7. France – $3.182 trillion
8. Italy – $2.280 trillion
9. Brazil – $2.272 trillion
10. Canada – $2.242 trillion
11. Mexico – $1.992 trillion
12. Russia – $1.924 trillion
13. South Korea – $1.784 trillion
14. Australia – $1.696 trillion
15. Spain – $1.685 trillion
16. Indonesia – $1.541 trillion
17. Türkiye – 1,340 trillion dollars
18. Netherlands – $1.167 trillion
19. Saudi Arabia – $1.112 trillion
20. Switzerland – $977.95 billion

Aging population, unavailable workforce…

In recent years, Japan has weakened against the dollar a weaker yen continues its operations with. The weakening of the yen causes the country’s earnings to seriously erode in dollar terms. Considering the country’s aging population Japan, also has difficulties in producing workforce. The Asian giant, which offers various supports to overcome this problem, has recently allowed the recruitment of a record number of foreign employees. replaced Japan in germany Not everything is completely sunny in the economy. While the energy bottleneck and unusually high inflation, which are felt in the European region, are straining the economy in the country, the chronic problem of not finding qualified personnel continues.

It’s on the back of both countries’ necks India is available. India, which is a very young country in addition to its huge population, is expected to surpass Japan in 2026 and Germany the following year.