Here are 7 sequences of the world's richest countries in 2018, quoted from Forbes magazine data as one of the world's leading financial magazine. This data is based on GDP per capita.
- United States.
Revenue per capita US $ 46.860.
For the record, in the rank of the richest people in the world today in also dominated by A mericans.
- United Arab Emirates.
Revenue per capita; US $ 43,439.
The capital city of Abu Dhabi has a wealth of 43,439 US Dollars. Of course, this country is also still rely on the oil and natural gas sector to reap foreign exchange.
- Brunei Darussalam.
Revenue per capita; US $ 48,333
The petroleum and natural gas sectors account for the two largest contributors to Brunei's revenue.
- Norway.
Revenue per capita; US $ 51,959
Noway is also considered the most advanced country in the world with the highest standard of living based on the value of this human development index.
- Singapore.
Revenue per capita; US $ 56,694
Singapore became the richest country in southeast Asia and the third richestin yhe world. The country is also often regarded as the cleanest country in the world. Sectors that the Singapore goverment relies on are tehnology, manufacturing, finance and tourism.
- Luxembourg.
Revenue per capita; US $ 81,466
This country is a small country in continental Europe, but it turns out the wealth of this country just lost to Qatar alone that makes it the richest country in Europe. Luxembourg's per capita income, quoted from Forbes, is 81,466 US dollars, mostly from the trade and tax sectors.
- Qatar.
Revenue per capita; US $ 88,222
The richest country in the world today is Qatar. Based on Forbes, Qatar's per capita income is 88,222 US dollars, making Qatar the world's richest country. The main sectors in supporting Qatar are oil and natural gas.