Thursday, March 17, 2011

Top 100 Economies of the World


there are unofficially 195 countries in the world. Taiwan which is nicknamed " the roc " is considered a providence of China key word being considered. The Vatican City is considered a country which i did not know. It has some pretty interesting infrastructure that makes it pretty "untouchable " and kinda gangsta in my opinion. Anyhow the point of this post is that out of the unofficial 195 countries in the world 51 of the top 100 economies are corporations....the world is being pimped on a grand scale. to think a simple boycott of some buses in 1955 started a revolution of change we cannot allow ourselves to feel helpless about the direction that things are going in.


i feel everyone in the world is beautiful and has something beautiful to offer. It is not fair that some have a quality of life of excess while others live in total poverty. It is absolutely shameful that half of the worlds top 100 economies are corporations. this has to change. This is the list of pimps from pimp of the year to new pimp on the block. The funny thing is that in our obessive greed we have been programed to think this is cool. we kill for it and we are proud of it. to me it is kinda embarrassing. we claim to be civilized. we claim to be helpers of the world, but in the end we really only help ourselves. i think we can be a much stronger country if we actually stood by our values instead of using them as a sales pitch to our own people. God Bless America

Of the world's 100 largest economic entities, 51 are now corporations and 49 are countries.

compiled by Sarah Anderson and John Cavanagh of the of the Institute for Policy Studies in their Report on the Top 200 corporations released in December 2000

(Corporations are in bold italics)

RankCountry / CorporationGDP / sales ($mil)
1United States8,708,870.00
2Japan4,395,083.00
3Germany2,081,202.00
4France1,410,262.00
5United Kingdom1,373,612.00
6Italy1,149,958.00
7China1,149,814.00
8Brazil760,345.00
9Canada612,049.00
10Spain562,245.00
11Mexico474,951.00
12India459,765.00
13Korea, Rep.406,940.00
14Australia389,691.00
15Netherlands384,766.00
16Russian Federation375,345.00
17Argentina281,942.00
18Switzerland260,299.00
19Belgium245,706.00
20Sweden226,388.00
21Austria208,949.00
22Turkey188,374.00
23General Motors176,558.00
24Denmark174,363.00
25Wal-Mart166,809.00
26Exxon Mobil163,881.00
27Ford Motor162,558.00
28DaimlerChrysler159,985.70
29Poland154,146.00
30Norway145,449.00
31Indonesia140,964.00
32South Africa131,127.00
33Saudi Arabia128,892.00
34Finland126,130.00
35Greece123,934.00
36Thailand123,887.00
37Mitsui118,555.20
38Mitsubishi117,765.60
39Toyota Motor115,670.90
40General Electric111,630.00
41Itochu109,068.90
42Portugal107,716.00
43Royal Dutch/Shell105,366.00
44Venezuela103,918.00
45Iran, Islamic rep.101,073.00
46Israel99,068.00
47Sumitomo95,701.60
48Nippon Tel & Tel93,591.70
49Egypt, Arab Republic92,413.00
50Marubeni91,807.40
51Colombia88,596.00
52AXA87,645.70
53IBM87,548.00
54Singapore84,945.00
55Ireland84,861.00
56BP Amoco83,556.00
57Citigroup82,005.00
58Volkswagen80,072.70
59Nippon Life Insurance78,515.10
60Philippines75,350.00
61Siemens75,337.00
62Malaysia74,634.00
63Allianz74,178.20
64Hitachi71,858.50
65Chile71,092.00
66Matsushita Electric Ind.65,555.60
67Nissho Iwai65,393.20
68ING Group62,492.40
69AT&T62,391.00
70Philip Morris61,751.00
71Sony60,052.70
72Pakistan59,880.00
73Deutsche Bank58,585.10
74Boeing57,993.00
75Peru57,318.00
76Czech Republic56,379.00
77Dai-Ichi Mutual Life Ins.55,104.70
78Honda Motor54,773.50
79Assicurazioni Generali53,723.20
80Nissan Motor53,679.90
81New Zealand53,622.00
82E.On52,227.70
83Toshiba51,634.90
84Bank of America51,392.00
85Fiat51,331.70
86Nestle49,694.10
87SBC Communications49,489.00
88Credit Suisse49,362.00
89Hungary48,355.00
90Hewlett-Packard48,253.00
91Fujitsu47,195.90
92Algeria47,015.00
93Metro46,663.60
94Sumitomo Life Insur.46,445.10
95Bangladesh45,779.00
96Tokyo Electric Power45,727.70
97Kroger45,351.60
98Total Fina Elf44,990.30
99NEC44,828.00
100State Farm Insurance44,637.20

Sources: Sales: Fortune, July 31, 2000. GDP: World Bank, World Development Report 2000.

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