The Top 175 Global Economic Entities, 2010

CHASHA FARMING · 2012-03-04T14:55:24+00:00

The Top 175 Global Economic Entities, 2010 Recently, Fortune Magazine published its list of the Global 500. Based on the popularity of last years blog post, Ive decided to update the Top 175 Global Economic Entities annually. Using 2010 data, the list below includes the worlds largest economic entities as measured by Gross Domestic Product (Source: World Bank, 1 July 2011) and Total Revenue (Source: Fortune Magazine, 25 July 2011). Rank Country $US Millions 1 United States $14,582,400 2 Eurozone $12,174,523 3 China $5,878,629 4 Japan $5,497,813 5 Germany $3,309,669 6 France $2,560,002 7 United Kingdom $2,246,079 8 Brazil $2,087,890 9 Italy $2,051,412 10 India $1,729,010 11 Canada $1,574,052 12 Russia $1,479,819 13 Spain $1,407,405 14 Mexico $1,039,662 15 South Korea $1,014,483 16 Australia $924,843 17 Netherlands $783,413 18 Turkey $735,264 19 Indonesia $706,558 20 Switzerland $523,772 21 Poland $468,585 22 Belgium $467,472 23 Sweden $458,004 24 Wal-Mart Stores $421,849 25 Norway $414,462 26 Venezuela $387,852 27 Royal Dutch Shell $378,152 28 Austria $376,162 29 Saudi Arabia $375,766 30 Argentina $368,712 31 South Africa $363,704 32 Exxon Mobile $354,674 33 Iran $331,015 34 Thailand $318,847 35 Denmark $310,405 36 British Petroleum $308,928 37 Greece $304,865 38 Columbia $288,189 39 Sinopec Group $273,422 40 China National Petroleum $240,192 41 Finland $238,801 42 Malaysia $237,804 43 United Arab Emirates $230,252 44 Portugal $228,538 45 State Grid $226,294 46 Hong Kong $224,458 47 Singapore $222,699 48 Toyota Motor $221,760 49 Egypt $218,912 50 Israel $217,334 51 Japan Post Holdings $203,958 52 Ireland $203,892 53 Chile $203,443 54 Philippines $199,589 55 Chevron $196,337 56 Nigeria $193,669 57 Czech Republic $192,152 58 Total $186,055 59 ConocoPhillips $184,966 60 Pakistan $174,799 61 Volkswagen $168,041 62 AXA $162,236 63 Romania $161,624 64 Algeria $159,426 65 Peru $153,845 66 Fannie Mae $153,825 67 General Electric $151,628 68 Kuwait $148,024 69 ING Group $147,052 70 Glencore International $144,978 71 Kazakhstan $142,987 72 Ukraine $137,929 73 Berkshire Hathaway $136,185 74 General Motors $135,185 75 Bank of America Corporation $134,194 76 Samsung Electronics $133,781 77 ENI $131,756 78 Hungary $130,419 79 Daimler $129,481 80 Ford Motor $128,954 81 BNP Paribus $128,726 82 Allianz $127,379 83 New Zealand $126,679 84 Hewlett-Packard $126,033 85 E.ON $125,064 86 AT&T $124,629 87 Nippon Telegraph & Telephone $120,316 88 Carrefour $120,297 89 Assicurazioni Generali $120,234 90 Petrobrás $120,052 91 Gazprom $118,657 92 J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. $115,475 93 McKesson $112,084 94 GDF Suez $111,888 95 Citigroup $111,055 96 Hitachi $108,766 97 Verizon Communications $106,565 98 Nestlé $105,267 99 Crédit Agricole $105,003 100 American International Group $104,417 101 Honda Motor $104,342 102 Vietnam $103,572 103 HSBC Holdings $102,680 104 Siemens $102,657 105 Nissan Motor $102,430 106 Pemex $101,506 107 Panasonic $101,491 108 Banco Santander $100,350 109 Bangladesh $100,076 110 International Business Machine $99,870 111 Cardinal Health $98,602 112 Freddie Mac $98,368 113 Qatar $98,313 114 Hyundai Motor $97,408 115 Enel $97,185 116 CVS Caremark $96,413 117 JX Holdings $95,964 118 Lloyds Banking Group $95,682 119 Hon Hai Precision Industry $95,191 120 Tesco $94,185 121 UnitedHealth Group $94,155 122 Wells Fargo $93,249 123 Morocco $91,196 124 Aviva $90,211 126 Metro $89,081 125 Slovakia $89,034 127 PDVSA $88,361 128 Statoil $87,646 129 Électricité de France $86,309 130 Lukoil $86,078 131 Valero Energy $86,034 132 BASF $84,597 133 Angola $84,391 134 Société Générale $84,350 135 Sony $83,845 136 ArcelorMittal $83,443 137 Deutsche Telekom $82,674 138 Kroger $82,189 139 Iraq $82,150 140 Telefónica $80,444 141 BMW $80,099 142 Procter & Gamble $79,689 143 Nippon Life Insurance $78,571 144 SK Holdings $78,435 145 EXOR Group $78,123 146 AmerisourceBergen $77,954 147 Costco Wholesale $77,946 148 Petronas $76,876 149 China Mobile Communications $76,673 150 Munich Re Group $76,220 151 Toshiba $74,706 152 Peugeot $74,251 153 Prudential $73,598 154 Vodafone $71,344 155 Deutsche Post $71,121 156 Repsol YPF $70,456 157 China Railway Group $69,973 158 Dexia Group $69,491 159 Groupe BPCE $69,297 160 Indian Oil $68,837 161 Marathon Oil $68,413 162 Royal Bank of Scotland $68,088 163 Home Depot $67,997 164 Zurich Financial Services $67,850 165 Pfizer $67,809 166 Walgreen $67,420 167 China Railway Construction $67,414 168 Target $67,390 169 RWE $67,179 170 China Construction Bank $67,081 171 U.S. Postal Service $67,052 172 Medico Health Solutions $65,968 173 Apple $65,225 174 Aegon $65,136 175 China Life Insurance $64,635 Eight of the top 50 economic entities are multinational corporations (16 percent). In the second tier of 50, 36 are corporations (72 percent) and in the third tier of 50, 86 percent are corporations (43). In total 64 percent (112) of the top 175 economic entities are corporations. Not listed are 130+ countries with levels of gross domestic product (GDP) lower than Iraqs. The total revenue of Wal-Mart (24th on the list) is 1.94 times larger than the GDP of Israel (50th on the list) and 5.135 times larger than the GDP of Iraq (139th on the list). Noticeably, there are more corporations and fewer countries on the list this year. How will it change over the next twelve months?

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Start date Mar 4, 2012

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