1. United States
United States of America is the
largest importer of goods and services and tops the list of countries for its
highest budget. It has a mixed economy which is backed by natural resources and
a very well developed infrastructure.
Revenues (million USD): 2,303,000
Expenditures (million USD):
3,599,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-1,296,000
2. Japan
Revenues (million USD): 1,971,000
Expenditures (million USD):
2,495,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-524,000
3. China
China is the world’s fastest
growing economy and has an upper hand in the in the manufacturing sector. Well
known for its population growth, the country is the largest exporter and
manufacturer of goods. The country’s rapid economic growth has led to severe
consumer inflation.
Revenues (million USD): 1,646,000
Expenditures (million USD):
1,729,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-83,000
4. Germany
Germany is a major economic power
in Europe and ranks number four for its government budget. The country has
developed a very high standard of living and is recognized for its small and
medium enterprises. The country boasts its highly skilled labour and its level
of innovation.
Revenues (million USD): 1,551,000
Expenditures (million USD):
1,588,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD): -37,000
5. France
France has a mixed economy in which
banking, financial services and insurance are the key sectors of the country’s
economy. France has been a major economic influence in Europe and also
considered to be the wealthiest nation there.
Revenues (million USD): 1,386,000
Expenditures (million USD):
1,535,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-149,000
6. Italy
Italy is a democratic republic and
its economic influence makes it a major regional power. The nation rapidly
transformed from agriculture based economy into one of the world’s most
industrialized nations. Italy has a free market economy which focuses on exports
of luxury products and niche market.
Revenues (million USD): 1,025,100
Expenditures (million USD):
1,112,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-86,900
7. United Kingdom
United Kingdom is a partially
regulated market economy, in which, the service sector makes up more than 70
percent of the country’s GDP. The automotive, pharmaceutical and aerospace
industries are a significant part of the United Kingdom’s economy.
Revenues (million USD): 986,500
Expenditures (million USD):
1,188,000
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-201,500
22. India
India is one of the fastest growing
economies in the world and is considered to be a newly industrialized country.
Textiles, telecommunications, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, transport, machinery
and mining are among the major sectors of the Indian economy.
Revenues (million USD): 196,400
Expenditures (million USD): 308,800
Deficit/Surplus (million USD):
-112,400
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