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Top 10 largest economies in the world

Top 10 largest economies in the world for 2016 is led by United States at $18.80T, while Korea, Rep. closes the current top ten at $1.58T. The page targets “top 10 countries” search intent and funnels users to detailed profiles.

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Top countries

0.04.7 T9.4 T14 T19 TUnited StatesUnited States: $18.80T19 TChinaChina: $11.46T11 TJapanJapan: $5.11T5.1 TGermanyGermany: $3.54T3.5 TUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom: $2.71T2.7 TFranceFrance: $2.47T2.5 TIndiaIndia: $2.29T2.3 TItalyItaly: $1.89T1.9 TBrazilBrazil: $1.80T1.8 TKorea, Rep.Korea, Rep.: $1.58T1.6 T

Collection table

#CountryValue
1 United States $18.80T
2 China $11.46T
3 Japan $5.11T
4 Germany $3.54T
5 United Kingdom $2.71T
6 France $2.47T
7 India $2.29T
8 Italy $1.89T
9 Brazil $1.80T
10 Korea, Rep. $1.58T

Analytical takeaways

  • The “Top 10 largest economies in the world” collection for 2016 opens with United States at $18.80T.
  • Because the slice is capped at top-10, the page answers shortlist intent without forcing the user through the full global ranking.
  • The current collection closes with Korea, Rep. ($1.58T), after which users can move into the full indicator and ranking context.