Top 50 Richest And Poor Countries In the World

Top 50 Richest Countries 

Here is a list of the top 50 richest countries in the world by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita in US dollars, based on data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as of 2021:

Qatar - $62,744

Macao SAR - $59,076

Luxembourg - $117,789

Singapore - $65,924

Ireland - $89,383

Brunei - $31,784

Norway - $86,094

United Arab Emirates - $45,665

Kuwait - $33,458

Switzerland - $86,261

Hong Kong SAR - $51,253

United States - $67,426

Saudi Arabia - $24,464

Netherlands - $54,281

Bahrain - $26,543

Austria - $54,924

Sweden - $57,065

Germany - $52,594

Iceland - $69,856

Taiwan - $27,803

Australia - $56,013

Denmark - $62,369

Canada - $49,984

Belgium - $48,991

Oman - $16,517

Finland - $50,840

France - $43,863

United Kingdom - $42,316

Japan - $42,176

Malta - $31,116

Israel - $47,580

Italy - $35,251

South Korea - $33,079

New Zealand - $42,111

Spain - $30,527

Cyprus - $32,400

Slovenia - $30,682

Czech Republic - $23,157

Estonia - $25,486

Slovakia - $21,702

Portugal - $22,647

Greece - $19,428

Poland - $16,612

Lithuania - $20,511

Latvia - $19,630

Hungary - $17,048

Croatia - $16,189

Romania - $14,167

Montenegro - $10,522

Serbia - $7,944

It is important to note that GDP per capita is a measure of a country's economic output divided by its total population, and it does not necessarily reflect the overall standard of living or level of wealth of individuals within the country.

Top 50 poor countries

Here are the top 50 poorest countries in the world as of 2021 based on their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank:

Burundi

South Sudan

Malawi

Central African Republic

Mozambique

Niger

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Sierra Leone

Madagascar

Eritrea

Togo

Guinea-Bissau

Afghanistan

Ethiopia

Haiti

Yemen

Rwanda

Liberia

Gambia

Comoros

Tanzania

Burkina Faso

Uganda

Benin

Nepal

Cambodia

Mali

Kyrgyzstan

Zambia

Senegal

Tajikistan

Bangladesh

Lesotho

Guinea

Chad

Mauritania

Nepal

Kenya

Zimbabwe

Myanmar

Djibouti

Solomon Islands

Syria

Uzbekistan

Cameroon

Papua New Guinea

Nicaragua

Ghana

Honduras

Egypt

Please note that this list is subject to change as economic conditions can shift quickly in different countries.