BELTEI INTERNATINAL UNIVERSITY

Faculty of Educattion,Arts, and Humanities

Assignment
Topic : Top 10 Richest countries in the
world
Lecturer :Mrs.Choeun leakmsy

Student :Ms. Ly sothyda

Ms. Den kimhean
Ms. Lat sovnnavy
Ms. Nou sovannary
Vanarable. Yan leak
Vanarable. Kan sopeak
Top 10 Richest countries in the world
2017
10. Iceland
9. Australia
8. Ireland
7. Denmark
6. Singapore
5. United states
4. Norway
3. Qatar
2. Switzerland
1. Luxembourg
10. Iceland
• GDP: $50,855
• Economy: Iceland depend on natural resources and their sustainable
management. It depend on fisheries. The economy of Iceland is small and
subject to high volatility.
9. Australia
• GDP : $50,962
• Economy: Business investment outside the housing and mining
sectors will pick up, with exports boosted as new resource-sector
capacity comes on stream.
8. Ireland
• GDP: $51,351
• Economy: Ireland is a modern knowledge economy,
focusing on services and high-tech industries and
dependent on trade, industry an investment.
7. Denmark
• GDP: $52,114
• Economy: Financial vulnerabilities stem from very high
gross household debt and continued house price increases.
6. Singapore
• GDP: $52,888
• Economy: The upgrade in forecast came after Singapore beat
expectations to register a 2.9 percent year-on-year economic
expansion in the final three months of 2016, helped by a 11.5
percent year-on-year jump in manufacturing growth.
5. United states
• GDP: $55,805
• Economy: United State depend on worldwide American
companies. That make job opportunity to their population.
4. Norway
• GDP:$74,822
• Economy: The economy of Norway is a developed
mixed economy with state-ownership in strategic areas.
3. Qatar
• GDP: $76,576
• Economy: Qatar's economy stem from low oil prices and, as a
result, we expect real GDP growth to moderate in 2018-22 to an
annual average of 2.8%.
2. Switzerland
• GDP: $80,675
• Economy: Switzerland’s Economy is one of the
world’s most staled economies. The economic role.
service sector has also come to play a significant
1.Luxembourg
• GDP: $101,994
• Economy: Luxembourg is largely dependent on the banking
steel, and industrial sector. Luxembourger enjoy the second
highest per capital gross domestic product in the world.
Thank
you