On this list, we should not only rely on per capita GDP, but also know that Liechtenstein has the highest per capita GDP in the world, with a per capita GDP of US $168100, 16 times the global per capita GDP. There are also comprehensive factors such as the level of science and technology, high-tech and so on. What are the developed countries in 2018? Let's learn about the top ten list of developed countries in 2018.
7. Norway
Norway is a highly developed capitalist country with a small population, but its industry is also highly developed, especially its oil industry. Norway is the largest oil producing country in Western Europe and the third largest oil exporting country in the world. Where there is oil, it will be rich. The living standard of its people is very high, with a per capita GDP of 70000 US dollars +.
6. New Zealand
New Zealand is a highly developed capitalist country. Its natural environment is very beautiful, so tourism is also an important industry in the country. The country has made good use of its own advantages to export velvet, mutton, dairy products, coarse wool and other products to the world, with a per capita GDP of US $40000 +.
5. Holland
Holland is also a highly developed capitalist country. Speaking of Holland, Xiaobian will think of windmills and tulips, but these have become one of the representatives of Holland. The per capita GDP of the Netherlands is $40000 +, and people's living standards are also very high. In the overall economic ranking of Europe, the Netherlands is only lower than Germany, and its natural resources are relatively good, especially oil and gas.
4. Japan
Japan is a highly developed capitalist country and the third largest economy in the world. In fact, as a country lacking in resources, it still admires Japan to a certain extent. The developed manufacturing industry is the main pillar of the national economy, and the cultural industry led by animation and game industry and the developed tourism industry are inseparable from Japan. In addition to the developed economy, Japanese people generally have good education, high living standards and national quality. Of course, this is inseparable from the rich life of Japanese people, with a per capita GDP of 30000-40000 US dollars +.
3. Germany
Germany is a highly developed capitalist country and one of the four major European economies. Speaking of Germany, I'm sure I think of German industry. Xiaobian has done mechanical work before. I really admire German machinery manufacturing. Germany's high-end manufacturing industry, represented by automobiles and precision machine tools, is also an important symbol of Germany. German citizens have a very high standard of living, with a per capita GDP of US $40000-50000 +, and a perfect social security system.
2. Switzerland
Switzerland is a developed country in Europe. It has rich tourism resources. You should know that all countries are actively developing tourism, which can promote a large number of industries. In addition to tourism, Switzerland also has developed financial industry and service industry with corresponding development, and there are also world-renowned enterprises, such as Ericsson, which is the world's leading provider of end-to-end comprehensive communication solutions and professional services. Switzerland's economy has always been relatively stable, and its population is relatively small. Its GDP per capita is second only to Luxembourg in Europe, where people are relatively rich.
1. the United States
The United States is a highly developed capitalist country and the only superpower at present. The United States is in the leading position in the world in economy, culture, industry and other fields, and its per capita GDP is also very high, at 50000 US dollars +, which is really nothing to say.