Service Industries - List of Countries By Tertiary Output

List of Countries By Tertiary Output

Below is a list of countries by service output in 2012.

Largest countries by tertiary output, 2012
Economy Countries by tertiary output in 2012 (billions in USD)
European Union 12,546
(01) United States 12,475
(02) Japan 4,272
(03) China 3,605
(04) Germany 2,393
(05) France 2,059
(06) United Kingdom 1,903
(07) Brazil 1,629
(08) Italy 1,467
(09) India 1,265
(10) Canada 1,231
(11) Russia 1,133
(12) Australia 1,070
(13) Spain 973
(14) Mexico 722
(15) South Korea 661
(16) Netherlands 563
(17) Turkey 493
(18) Switzerland 442
(19) Belgium 398
(20) Sweden 383
Rest of the World 6,185

The twenty largest countries by tertiary output in 2012, according to the IMF and CIA.

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