Financial and Social Rankings of Sovereign States in Europe - Total GDP (PPP)

Total GDP (PPP)

Total Gross Domestic Product in 2008 (Current international dollars)
Source: World Bank (2010)
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Rank Country Total GDP PPP ($)
1 Germany 3071.282bn
2 Russia1 2812.383bn
3 United Kingdom 2231.150bn
4 France 2194.118bn
5 Italy 1908.569bn
6 Spain 1477.840bn
7 Turkey1 1115.994bn
8 Poland 754.097bn
9 Netherlands 705.601bn
10 Belgium 407.403bn
11 Sweden 365.286bn
12 Switzerland 361.643bn
13 Austria 332.861bn
14 Greece 318.675bn
15 Romania 306.348bn
16 Ukraine 305.408bn
17 Norway 277.941bn
18 Portugal 272.166bn
19 Czech Republic 266.278bn
20 Denmark 219.314bn
21 Hungary 203.251bn
22 Finland 196.629bn
23 Ireland 178.036bn
24 Belarus 134.561bn
25 Slovakia 129.843bn
26 Bulgaria 103.946bn
27 Croatia 86.342bn
28 Serbia 83.776bn
29 Lithuania 60.383bn
30 Slovenia 56.568bn
31 Azerbaijan 48.852bn
32 Luxembourg 45.408bn
33 Latvia 36.586bn
34 Bosnia and Herzegovina 32.903bn
35 Albania 28.252bn
36 Estonia 26.837bn
37 Cyprus1 24.583bn
38 Republic of Macedonia 22.815bn
39 Georgia1 22.419bn
40 Armenia1 16.556bn
41 Iceland 11.093bn
42 Moldova 10.995bn
43 Malta 10.251bn
44 Montenegro 8.005bn
45 Kosovo2 5.000bn
46 Liechtenstein2 4.160bn
47 Andorra2 3.660bn
48 San Marino2 1.662bn
49 Monaco2 1.000bn

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