Gross national income

The gross national income (GNI) is the total domestic and foreign output claimed by residents of a country, consisting of gross domestic product (GDP) plus factor incomes earned by foreign residents, minus income earned in the domestic economy by nonresidents (Todaro & Smith, 2011: 44). (All figures in millions of US dollars).Comparing the GNI and GDP shows us whether the nation resources are put to capital creation or declining toward abroad.

Table

Nominal, Atlas method - millions of current US$ (ilk 10)[1]

Rank 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008
1  United States16,967,740  United States16,430,393  United States15,783,451  United States15,143,680  United States14,738,387  United States15,006,629
2  China8,905,336  China7,724,734  China6,592,664  China5,669,446  China4,808,292  Japan4,835,553
3  Japan5,875,019  Japan6,084,013  Japan5,775,633  Japan5,376,602  Japan4,797,984  China4,040,756
4  Germany3,716,838  Germany3,632,843  Germany3,653,868  Germany3,549,011  Germany3,484,998  Germany3,487,319
5  France2,789,619  France2,749,106  France2,797,949  France2,756,160  France2,742,734  United Kingdom2,842,309
6  United Kingdom2,508,965  United Kingdom2,439,784  United Kingdom2,411,262  United Kingdom2,412,708  United Kingdom2,561,347  France2,699,777
7  Brazil2,342,556  Brazil2,312,072  Italy2,152,932  Italy2,153,083  Italy2,141,109  Italy2,139,807
8  Italy2,058,172  Italy2,072,306  Brazil2,107,017  Brazil1,859,084  Brazil1,575,963  Canada1,484,344
9  Russia1,988,216  India1,913,178  India1,769,419  India1,555,615  Spain1,473,956  Spain1,451,086
10  India1,960,072  Russia1,824,088  Canada1,609,363  Canada1,511,464  Canada1,447,920  Brazil1,434,287

See also

References

  1. ↑ World Bank - GNI, Atlas method, data.worldbank.org