25th.
may be the fourth
Germany has the fourth-largest economy in the world, after the United States, China, and Japan. It is known for its manufacturing excellence, particularly in the automotive and engineering sectors. Germany is also a major exporter of machinery, chemicals, and electronics.
Norway is one of the world's most developed nations and is home to one of the most advanced economies in the world. The country's overall GDP is quite large considering the nation's small population. Its GDP per capita is higher than that of the United States, ranked second in both nominal and PPP figures. Its GDP figures in 2005 were as follows: *Nominal GDP: $296 billion (25th rank) *GDP PPP was $195 billion (42nd rank) *Nominal GDP per capita: $64,000 (2nd rank) *GDP PPP per capita: $42,000 (2nd rank)
Germany as of 2009 has the 20th highest GDP per capita in the world at $34,212 it is comparable to The United Kingdom and France.
France and Britain tie in 4th place.
The rank of England's economy is the 20th in the world. The economy of United Kingdom is the world's sixth largest in terms of nominal GDP and purchasing power parity.
Japan's GDP per head is around $40,000
The GDP per capita of the United Kingdom in 2009 was $34,619 the 19th highest in the world comparable to Belgium and Germany.
Approximately 47% of Germany's GDP comes from exports, making it one of the world's leading export-oriented economies.
After long being the world's second largest economy, it is now number 3.
For Germany (GDP = $2.4 trillion), trade formed about 67 percent of the GDP.