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The world's richest country is not what you would expect - in fact, it's not even close. The title goes to a small European country that has become a global financial powerhouse. Many people might think the world's richest country is a global superpower like the US or among the oil fields of the Middle East, but the answer is much, much smaller. It might surprise you to learn that some of the planet's wealthiest countries are also among the smallest.
Research from Global Finance, which compared the domestic gross product GDP of countries around the world , found that Luxembourg was the richest country in the world in The Global Finance report showed that between and , Luxembourg saw a steady increase in GDP per capita and consistently ranked near or at the top of the charts in comparison to some of the other richest countries in the world. In the s, it was heavily reliant on its iron and steel manufacturing industry.
With a population of just over ,, this small European country has transformed itself into Europe's most "notable investment management centre" in the last few decades. The tiny nation boasts a booming financial services industry and constant technological advancements, rocketing it to the top of the world's richest countries. Despite its small size, over different banks call the country home turning it into a global banking and financial centre, reports The Express.
International investment activities like mutual funds, hedge funds, and pension funds are all administered in the country, which remains appealing to foreign investors. Low corporate taxes, a stable workforce, and government investment incentives have all given Luxembourg a reputation as a "business-friendly" country. When paired with its small population, this results in an unusually high GDP per capita. Exports of iron products, cars and vehicle parts, gas turbines, and adhesive plastics led the way.
