This is the screenshot from my video which I recently created. It shows the Top 20 Richest Countries in the World by GDP per Capita in 2025. You can watch the full video also by clicking on the below link. Its a small data-driven video showcasing the Top 20 Richest Countries in the World by GDP per Capita from 1960 to 2025.

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12 comments

  1. Nice ! It would be interesting to see the data adjusted for the cost of living I guess.

  3. GPD per Capita is useless, almost all countries of this ranking are rich because they attract big foreign multinationals with lower corporate taxes (tax heaven)… The money arrives from other countries and is the work of other population.

    It doesn’t reflect the true output of the population

  4. This does not take into account the wealth of the general population. These are mostly tax haven countries, or the cost of living is very high and the people pay a lot of taxes.

    If we talk about people, then the richest people on this list are the Qataris. Every one of them has jobs provided by the government, and they pay zero tax. Any student who wants to study higher education abroad will get $4,000 monthly from the government, despite the scholarships and everything else they provide for. Their jobs are easy, and they spend a lot of time on vacation. Also, health care is free.

  5. What sources for the data? This chart, showing no sources, is just opinion.

  7. Really needs to be split into countries w/ more people than 10-15M, & those w/ less. Ireland is the real winner here–middling GDP to rocketship. I suppose Brexit is to thank.

  9. People must be working extra hard in those small countries.

  10. For more accurate comparisons of living standards, it’s better to use GDP per capita at PPP. Nominal GDP per capita is limited because it doesn’t account for cost of living, while PPP adjusts for price differences between countries

    This graph is not accurate

  11. I’m happy to see so much criticism on GDP per capita these days. Hopefully in a few years we’ll never see this useless statistic again.

  12. sort of a pointless graph considering 10 of the 20 are either tax havens or small city states, or both.

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