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Video Blog
Daniel Workman explains How to deal with a German business audience.
World's 20 Richest Countries in 2007 with visuals and music.
World's Largest Economies (G20) and their principal cities
Germany Means Business
Home to over 82 million citizens, Germany was the world’s fourth richest country with a GDP of US$3.668 trillion in 2008.
Deutschland’s GDP per capita of $34,800 scored 34th among the world’s wealthiest nations.
Germany is the world’s number one exporter, shipping $1.53 trillion worth of products to the world last year. Highest-valued exports from Germany are machinery, vehicles and chemicals.
Germany has a rich tradition of mechanical engineering success. This includes world-class Porsche racing cars and Mercedes Benz luxury automobiles.
Adjusted 2007 GDP Statistics (from IMF as of April 30, 2009)
1. USA … US$13.808 trillion
2. Japan … $4.384 trillion
3. China … $3.382 trillion
4. Germany … $3.321 trillion
5. United Kingdom … $2.803 trillion
6. France … $2.594 trillion
7. Italy … $2.118 trillion
8. Spain … $1.44 trillion
9. Canada … $1.436 trillion
10. Brazil … $1.334 trillion
11. Russia … $1.294 trillion
12. India … $1.102 trillion
13. South Korea … $1.049 trillion
14. Mexico … $1.025 trillion
15. Australia … $909.7 million
16. Netherlands … $777.2 million
17. Turkey … $649.1 million
18. Belgium … $459 million
19. Sweden. $453.8 million
20. Indonesia … $432.1 million
G-20 Economies
Presented in alpha order below, these economies generate 80% of global trade and are home to 80% of the world’s population.
- Argentina
- Australia
- Brazil
- Canada
- China
- European Union
- France
- Germany
- Great Britain
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Mexico
- Russia
- Saudi Arabia
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Turkey
- United States of America
