European Countries With a Smaller (nominal GDP) Economy Than Luxembourg (2016)
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In 2016, according to the IMF, Luxembourg’s GDP was $60.98 billion, making it the world’s 75th largest economy.
However, with a population of 543,202 people, this means, on a per capita basis, Luxembourg ranks number 1, according to the IMF.
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List of economies on the map smaller than Luxembourg’s:
Lebanon: $51.82 billion ($11,157 per capita);
Bulgaria: $50.45 billion ($6,843 per capita);
Croatia: $49.86 billion ($11,573 per capita);
Belarus: $48.13 billion ($5,749 per capita);
Slovenia: $44.12 billion ($20,747 per capita);
Lithuania: $42.78 billion ($14,180 per capita);
Tunisia: $42.39 billion ($3,923 per capita);
Jordan: $39.45 billion ($3,976 per capita);
Serbia: $37.76 billion ($5,120 per capita);
Azerbaijan: $35.69 billion ($5,739 per capita);
Latvia: $27.95 billion ($13,573 per capita);
Estonia: $23.48 billion ($17,896 per capita);
Cyprus: $19,93 billion ($22,822 per capita);
Iceland: $19.44 billion ($50,277 per capita);
Bosnia and Herzegovina: $16.53 billion ($4,140 per capita);
Georgia: $14.46 billion ($3,754 per capita);
Arab Palestinian areas: $12.77 billion ($2,712 per capita) [UN];
Albania: $12.14 billion ($3,945 per capita);
Armenia: $10.75 billion ($3,521 per capita);
Macedonia: $10.49 billion ($4,871 per capita);
Malta: $10.46 billion ($22,713 per capita);
Monaco: $7.06 billion ($165,871 per capita) [UN];
Moldova: $6.65 billion ($1,821 per capita);
Kosovo: $6.56 billion ($3,548 per capita [World Bank]);
Liechtenstein: $5.86 billion ($169,492 per capita) [UN];
