The table illustrates the comparisons of GDP, annual economic growth, and GDP per capita between the United States, China, Japan, Germany, and India, countries with the largest economies in the world in 2019.
Overall, it is clear from the table that the United States led the economic sequence in GDP, both in terms of trillions and per capita. Likewise, India, which occupied the last sequence in both factors, and both countries had a significant difference in dollars. Moreover, Germany had the lowest annual growth, while China had the highest, with almost four times its total amount.
In terms of GDP (in trillions) United States had the greatest amount at $21.4, compared to the GDP (in trillions) of China, which also high at $14.3. Although Japan and Germany were $5.1 and $3.9 respectively, with a slight gap in dollars, India had the least amount at %2.9. Following this, the United States also placed the first sequence in GDP per capita, with $65,300 in total, followed by Germany in second place, with $46,445. Japan placed the third order with $40,257 and had a significant difference with China, which had $10,260. On the other hand, India again ranked last with $2,100.
Surprisingly, in terms of annual growth, China led the first sequence and India as second place, with 6.1% and 4.2% respectively. The United States, which always leads with the largest amount, dropped to third place with an obvious difference with India of 2% and its annual growth of 2.2% in total. Although Germany was in the last sequence, it had a slight gap with a small scale of 0.1% with Japan, 0.6% and 0.7% respectively.