Apparently, the richest countries in the world today is not dominated by the big countries, but by countries small and medium rich in mineral resources such as oil and gas, as well as strong in the business sector, services, and finance.
Compiled from newspaper Sindo and Global Finance Magazine based on data from the World Bank and international Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2015, the richest countries in the world are:
Switzerland.
Per Capita Income has a USD 56 815Contributor to wealth: banking, healthcare
Switzerland has long been known as a country rich people in the world to save money. So imagine aja, deh, how much money stored in Swiss banks.
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Switzerland has the financial industry in the world, so many rich people entrust their property there. In addition, the Swiss economy is also supported by the health sector. Swiss flag just adopted to be the symbol of the Indonesian Red Cross.
United States.
Per capita income: USD 57.045Contributor to wealth: agriculture, mining, finance, technology
Although it turned out not to be in the top five richest countries in the world, the superpower is still able to develop its economy becomes very large. As well as having a strong influence in the political world, the United States also has a large budget for research in the field of science. That is why, sectors such as agriculture, mining, finance to technology advanced rapidly in the United States.
Hong Kong
Per capita income: USD 57.676From the first, Hong Kong is one of the financial centers in Asia, to the extent that he is able to align with the cities that hold the world economy, such as London and New York.
United Arab Emirates
Per capita income: USD 67.201Wealth contributor: petroleum, natural gas, tourism
You must know that the United Arab Emirates rich with oil and natural gas. Automatically, the inclusion of the largest Middle Eastern countries are from their natural resources are.
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In addition, however, the United Arab Emirates are now beginning to strengthen the tourism sector. You must be familiar with the iconic places in the UAE who became the target of many tourists, such as Ferrari World, the F1 circuit, and building Burj Khalifa?
Norway
Per capita income of USD 67.619Contributor to wealth: oil, natural gas
No less with the countries of the Middle East, Norway also has petroleum and natural gas are plentiful. Plus, the country also has a stable economy that is able to put himself into one of the richest countries in the world.
Kuwait
Per capita income of USD 71,600Contributor to wealth: oil, natural gas
Similar to Brunei and Qatar, Kuwait became one of the richest countries in the world thanks to oil and natural gas that they have. FYI, of the 4.2 million population of Kuwait, 2.9 million of whom are expatriates alias newcomers.
Brunei Darussalam
Per Capita Income: USD 80 335Contributor to wealth: oil, natural gas
Neighbors are in the north of Borneo turned out great save natural resources, to the extent that oil and gas are owned by the state is the largest contributor to national income. Health and community housing Brunei Darussalam guaranteed by the state.
Singapore
Per Capita Income: USD 84 821Contributor to wealth: finance, services, tourism
Thanks to the financial industry, services and tourism, a successful Singapore ranked third richest country in the world. The industrial sector is the largest contributor of revenues Little Red Dot this country.
Luxembourg
Per Capita Income: USD 94 167Contributor to wealth: the steel industry, rubber industry
Luxembourg is not a big country. Wrote a total area of only 2,586 square kilometers. But with high national income, can imagine how much roughly incomes of the population per year. Moreover, Luxembourg has a low inflation rate and the unemployment rate is low anyway! FYI, Luxembourg strong in the industrial sector, which is dominated by the steel industry and rubber.
Qatar
Per capita income: USD 146.011.Wealth contributor: petroleum, chemical manufacturing
Countries in the Middle East should be proud as oil and gas producing countries in the world. Currently Qatar, became the third oil-producing country, you know, gaes. Pantes wrote its per capita income warbiyasak! Moreover, Qatar is also quite advanced in the chemical manufacturing industry.
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What about our beloved country? Currently, Indonesia is in position 103 with a per capita income of USD 10.759. Ranks, which is very far from the countries above.
Even so, according to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, our per capita income rose from Rp41,9 million per year in 2014, became Rp45,18 million per year in 2015.
Thank you for reading this article. Written and posted by Bambang Sunarno. sunarnobambang86@gmail.com
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DatePublished: June 3, 2016 at 09:00
