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TOP 10 RICHEST COUNTRIES OF EUROPE
Despite the fact that Europe is the second-smallest continent on the planet, the richness of its
sovereign states more than compensates for its diminutive size.
Europe consists of mainly 50 countries.
The established economies of Europe, which have vast natural resources and large trade
links with the rest of the world, have survived the storm of the 2007-2010 financial crisis
to post year-on-year growth in the years that have followed.
In order to determine which countries have the most wealth under their control, let's
look at the list of the top ten richest countries in Europe.
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NUMBER 10: GERMANY The automobile capital of the world is Europe's
second most populated country and the European Union's most populous member state.
Germany is located between the Baltic and North Seas to the north and the Alps to the
south, covering 357,022 square kilometers, and is home to approximately 83 million people
in its 16 constituent states.
It is ranked 10th on this list, with a per capita income of 46,200 USD.
Every year, millions of tourists from all over the world visit the country for various
reasons as it has a lot to offer, from top theme parks to exclusive museums to world-class
universities and much more.
When it comes to working, Germans are famed for their professionalism and quality maintenance.
Germany is the third-largest exporter of goods, fourth largest in nominal GDP, and fifth largest
in terms of purchasing power parity.
Its manufacturing industry is a spectacle to behold, and it is also home to some of
the world's most renowned and admired corporations.
Let's head on to our next country on the list.
NUMBER 9: BELGIUM Belgium is located towards the western side
of Europe, with Brussels as its capital, and the languages spoken here are Dutch, French,
and German.
Belgium is ranked 9th in Europe, having a per capita income of around 47.000 USD.
The country's population is estimated to be over 11 million people, with an area of 11.787
square miles.
Belgium is famous for its beer and chocolates all over the world, but you might be able
to recognize it from Tomorrowland too, which is the most famous EDM music festival in the
world and has its headquarters based here.
The revenue generated by export products is estimated to be around 474 billion dollars.
The base of the river and the concave riverbank constitute the city's port, which is one of
Europe's largest, and the port's existence has aided the growth of major and diverse
sectors such as petroleum refining, chemical and metal industries, food processing, and
electronics manufacture.
The city's diamond-cutting sector is likewise well known too.
NATO's headquarters and the European Parliament are both located in Belgium as well, and Brussels
is also frequently referred to as the EU's capital.
Moving on to our next Richie on the list.
NUMBER 8: ICELAND Iceland is a Nordic island nation centered
on the city of Reykjavik, which serves as the country's administrative center.
The capital serves as the primary residence for the vast majority of the country's residents.
There are a number of different languages spoken in this country, including Danish,
German, Spanish, and French.
The residents of this country are also fluent in the English language.
Iceland, with a per capita income of 47.460 USD, is the eighth richest country in Europe.
It is ranked seventh in terms of productivity and fifth in terms of gross domestic output
(GDP).
There are a total of 332.529 people living inside the boundaries of the 40.000 square
mile area.
Iceland is well known for a variety of reasons, including its volcanic eruptions, natural
beauty, and lava fields, among others.
The principal exports of the country are fish, agricultural products, and medicinal products.
The tourism sector, on the other hand, accounts for more than ten percent of Iceland's gross
domestic product.
NUMBER 7: AUSTRIA Austria is a landlocked country in central
Europe that borders Germany.
Vienna is the country's capital as well as its most populous city.
Despite the fact that Austrian German is the official language, the majority of the population
speaks a variety of Bavarian dialects informally.
It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the world, with a population of 8.7 million
people living in an area of 32.386 square miles.
It is well known for the gorgeous locations in which it has been set.
A GDP per capita of 50.500 USD places Austria as the seventh richest country in Europe.
With a highly efficient financial industry and great living standards, Austria is a desirable
place to live in.
Machinery, autos and automobile components, foodstuffs, iron and steel, and other commodities
are among the most important exports from the country.
NUMBER 6: NETHERLANDS With a population of 17.4 million people,
the Netherlands is one of Europe's most densely inhabited countries.
It has a flat landscape with canals, tulip fields, windmills, and bicycle lanes; it is
also very famous for its transportation system.
The country's capital is Amsterdam, and the majority of the population speaks Dutch.
The GDP per capita in the Netherlands is relatively high, at $50.790 USD.
It is one of the world's highest and the sixth highest in Europe.
In international indexes of press freedom, economic freedom, human growth, quality of
life, and happiness, the Netherlands ranks among the top.
It came in eighth on the human development index in 2020 and fifth on the World Happiness
Index in 2021.
Machinery, chemicals, and mineral fuels, along with others, are the principal exports of
this country.
NUMBER 5: SWEDEN A Scandinavian country with thousands of coastline
islands and inland lakes and enormous boreal forests and mountainous peaks, Sweden is one
of the world's most beautiful countries.
Stockholm is the country's capital, and Swedish is the official language.
Its per capita income of 60.400 USD ranks tenth worldwide and fifth among European countries.
The country excels in several areas, including quality of life, health, education, civil
rights protection, economic competitiveness, income equality for men and for women, prosperity,
and human development.
The country has a population of 10 million people and a land size of 173.860 square miles.
The most prominent exports from this country are machinery, paper products, and military
equipment, among other things.
Sweden is comprised of various islands, each having a stunning coastal city.
NUMBER 4: IRELAND Ireland occupies the majority of the island,
which is located off the shores of England and Wales.
The capital of the country is Dublin.
The majority of the people in this country speaks English.
Ireland is a small country with an economy that is mostly based on the region's various
popular tourist destinations, which serves as the primary source of revenue for the Irish
people.
Having a population of 6.5 million people and a per capita income of 61.375 dollars,
the quality of life in this country is quite excellent.
Machinery, computers, and medical products are among the most important exports from
the country.
In recent months, the economy of this country has been negatively affected by Brexit, which
may have an influence on the country's exports since they will be required to pay taxes to
other European countries on their exports as a result of the withdrawal from the European
Union.
NUMBER 3: SWITZERLAND A mountainous country in the center of Europe,
Switzerland has a number of lakes, villages, and high alpine peaks with its name.
Zurich serves as the country's capital.
There are three main languages spoken in this area: German, French, and Romansh.
Switzerland, which is situated in the heart of Europe, is a popular tourist destination.
It has a total land area of around 15940 square miles.
In terms of nominal GDP, the country is ranked 19th in the world and 36th in terms of GDP
per capita.
Because of its snow-capped mountains, Switzerland is renowned across the world as one of the
most popular winter tourism destinations in the world.
With a population of slightly more than 8 million people and a per capita income of
$84.800 USD, Switzerland is the third richest economy in Europe.
Some international measures, such as economic competitiveness and human development, rank
it among the top 10 countries in the world.
Even though it has among the world's highest living expenditures, Switzerland's cities,
such as Zürich, Geneva, and Basel, offer amongst the best quality of life available
anywhere on the globe.
Exports from this country include machinery, metals, timepieces, and agricultural products,
among other things.
NUMBER 2: NORWAY With mountains, glaciers, and deep fjords
on the coast, Norway is a Scandinavian country with a lot to offer.
Oslo is the capital, and English is spoken alongside Norwegian in the country.
Norway, which has a total geographical area of 148.747 square miles, the sovereign, and
unitary monarchy governs numerous regions of the country.
These people make up the country's population of 5.2 million.
Tourists can enjoy stunning mountains, glaciers, fjords, and museums in Norway, which is renowned
as the "City of the Midnight Sun."
The GDP of Norway is the second-highest among all European countries and the sixth highest
in the world, with a per capita income of $100.800 USD.
The primary exports of the country are petroleum, equipment, ships, and chemicals.
NUMBER 1: LUXEMBOURG Luxembourg is a landlocked but picturesque
country in western Europe, bordered by Belgium, France, and Germany.
With the Ardennes Forest and natural parks in the north, the steep gorges of the Mollorthel
region in the east, and the Moselle river valley in the southwest, it is primarily a
rural region.
A land area of 998 square miles makes Luxembourg Europe's tiniest sovereign state, and it is
also the richest.
Although having a population of fewer than a million people, Luxembourg is the richest
country in Europe and the world in terms of per capita income.
The residents of this country have an exceptionally high standard of living, and the country consistently
ranks at the top of the human development index chart.
In terms of per capita income, Luxembourg is the richest country in Europe, with a per
capita income of $110.600.
The country's exports include machinery, chemicals, rubber products, and glass, among other things.
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