US TOP Producer in World

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   Rank Country GDP (in millions) 2007

1 United States 
13,790,000
2 Japan 4,346,000
3 Germany 3,259,000
4 China 3,249,000
5 
United Kingdom 2,756,000
6 France 2,515,000
7 Italy 2,068,000
8 Spain 
1,415,000
9 Canada 1,406,000
10 Russia 1,286,000
11 Brazil 
1,269,000
12 India 1,090,000
13 South Korea 981,900
14 Australia 
889,700
15 Mexico 886,400
16 Netherlands 754,900
17 Turkey 
482,000
18 Belgium 442,800
19 Sweden 431,600
20 Switzerland 
413,900
21 Poland 413,300
22 Indonesia 410,300
23 Taiwan 375,600
24 
Saudi Arabia 374,500
25 Norway 369,300
26 Austria 366,700
27 Greece 
356,300
28 Denmark 310,700
29 Iran 278,100
30 South Africa 
274,500
31 Republic of Ireland 253,300
32 Argentina 245,600
33 Finland 
236,100
34 Venezuela 226,900
35 Thailand 225,800
36 Portugal 
219,500
37 Hong Kong, China 203,000
38 United Arab Emirates 189,600
39 
Colombia 171,700
40 Czech Republic 168,100
41 Malaysia 165,000
42 Chile 
160,800
43 Romania 158,500
44 Singapore 153,500
45 Philippines 
144,100
46 Hungary 136,400
47 Israel 132,500
48 Ukraine 131,200
49 
Egypt 127,900
50 Nigeria 126,700

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John Beagle Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List MUSA Official Joined: Apr 23 2007 Location: Middletown Status: Offline Points: 1855	Post Options Post Reply Quote John Beagle Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: US TOP Producer in World Posted: Mar 31 2008 at 4:13pm
	Rank Country GDP (in millions) 2007 1 United States 13,790,000 2 Japan 4,346,000 3 Germany 3,259,000 4 China 3,249,000 5 United Kingdom 2,756,000 6 France 2,515,000 7 Italy 2,068,000 8 Spain 1,415,000 9 Canada 1,406,000 10 Russia 1,286,000 11 Brazil 1,269,000 12 India 1,090,000 13 South Korea 981,900 14 Australia 889,700 15 Mexico 886,400 16 Netherlands 754,900 17 Turkey 482,000 18 Belgium 442,800 19 Sweden 431,600 20 Switzerland 413,900 21 Poland 413,300 22 Indonesia 410,300 23 Taiwan 375,600 24 Saudi Arabia 374,500 25 Norway 369,300 26 Austria 366,700 27 Greece 356,300 28 Denmark 310,700 29 Iran 278,100 30 South Africa 274,500 31 Republic of Ireland 253,300 32 Argentina 245,600 33 Finland 236,100 34 Venezuela 226,900 35 Thailand 225,800 36 Portugal 219,500 37 Hong Kong, China 203,000 38 United Arab Emirates 189,600 39 Colombia 171,700 40 Czech Republic 168,100 41 Malaysia 165,000 42 Chile 160,800 43 Romania 158,500 44 Singapore 153,500 45 Philippines 144,100 46 Hungary 136,400 47 Israel 132,500 48 Ukraine 131,200 49 Egypt 127,900 50 Nigeria 126,700
	John Beagle Middletown USA News of, for and by the people of Middletown, Ohio.

.308 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List MUSA Resident Joined: Aug 17 2007 Status: Offline Points: 192	Post Options Post Reply Quote .308 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: Apr 02 2008 at 10:42am
	I heard an interesting news story yesterday. They were talking about Brazil and how the Brazilian economy is being adversely effected by unfair Chinese trade practices such as dumping. It was, in a strange way, good to hear that other countries are going through a lot of the same things we are. It was sad however to hear a Brazilian Economist say that in his opinion the US pre-occupation with the war in Iraq has left the door open for China to become a more dominant player in South America.

Bill Rogers Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List MUSA Resident Joined: Apr 24 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 225	Post Options Post Reply Quote Bill Rogers Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: Apr 03 2008 at 4:31pm
	That's one thing I imagine almost any of the United States haters can agree on. They'd rather have the United States have influence in their country than China.