Global Economic Freedom Index Rankings, 1995 to 2024

The chart highlights the rankings of countries based on adult wealth per capita in 2022. Switzerland leads with an average wealth per adult of $685,226, followed by Luxembourg and the United States. The top 10 list includes countries with advanced economies and significant financial sectors.

In 2023, the United States led global service exports with $1,026.6 billion, followed by the United Kingdom at $584.2 billion and Germany at $439.9 billion. Ireland and France also featured prominently, with exports of $397.5 billion and $369.9 billion, respectively. Notably, India and China secured positions in the top ten, highlighting their growing influence in the global services market.

The chart highlights the ranking of countries based on their stock market capitalization. The United States leads the list with a massive $54 trillion, followed by China at $12 trillion and the United Kingdom at $10 trillion. The data reflects the distribution of financial market size among global economies, emphasizing their relative influence in the global stock market.

This chart illustrates the top 10 countries where the average price of 1 liter of regular milk is highest. Hong Kong leads with $3.19 per liter, followed by Taiwan at $2.99 and Cuba at $2.86. Other countries in the top 10 include Singapore, Nigeria, Canada, Qatar, South Korea, Norway, and El Salvador.

The chart highlights the top East Asian companies by market capitalization as of November 2024, spanning Taiwan, China, South Korea, and Japan. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) leads the list with a valuation of $1.034 trillion, followed by Tencent and ICBC. Chinese firms dominate the top rankings, with significant representation from South Korea and Japan.

The chart highlights the top automotive companies ranked by their revenue from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024. Volkswagen leads with $354.8 billion, followed by Toyota with $308.5 billion. Companies like Ford, General Motors, and BMW round out the top five, showcasing a competitive global industry.

This chart ranks major global automotive companies by market capitalization as of November 2024. Tesla continues to lead with a market cap exceeding $1 trillion, followed by Toyota at $228.1 billion. Chinese companies like BYD and Xiaomi hold significant positions, reflecting their growing impact on the automotive sector. European and American brands such as Ferrari, Porsche, and General Motors also rank within the top ten, showcasing the global diversity in the industry.

This chart shows the ranking of Asian countries based on their average monthly pre-tax salaries. Leading the list is Singapore, where employees earn an average monthly pre-tax salary of $5,460, followed by Qatar and Israel at $4,533 and $3,695, respectively. The data illustrates a wide salary range across the region, with Southeast Asian nations like Indonesia displaying significantly lower average pre-tax incomes compared to East Asia and the Gulf countries.

This chart ranks countries by GDP per hour worked, highlighting economic productivity per labor hour across nations. Luxembourg and Ireland lead the list with GDP per hour over $140, showcasing high productivity. Other high-ranking countries include Norway, the Netherlands, and Denmark. Meanwhile, Indonesia appears lower on the list, indicating lower economic output per labor hour.

This chart displays the rankings of U.S. states based on their GDP in 2023. California leads with the highest GDP of $3.8621 trillion, followed by Texas and New York with $2.5635 trillion and $2.1522 trillion, respectively. Florida and Illinois round out the top five, while North Carolina ranks eleventh with $766.9 billion.

This chart ranks the top countries worldwide based on nuclear power production from 2000 to 2023. In 2023, the United States leads by a wide margin, producing 774.9 TWh, followed by China and France with 434.7 TWh and 335.6 TWh, respectively. The chart shows how nuclear power output has varied over the years among the major producers, highlighting shifts in energy policy and production capacity across these nations.

This chart shows the top 200 companies globally ranked by their revenue from Q2 2023 to Q2 2024. Walmart leads the list with $665 billion in revenue, followed by Amazon at $604.3 billion, and Saudi Aramco at $495.3 billion. The list includes companies from a variety of sectors, such as retail, energy, and technology, with firms from the USA, China, Saudi Arabia, and Germany occupying leading positions.

This chart highlights the global rankings of automobile production from 1950 to 2023. China leads with 30.16 million vehicles produced in 2023, followed by the United States at 10.61 million and Japan at 8.99 million. Other major producers include India, South Korea, and Germany, reflecting shifts in automotive manufacturing power across different regions over the decades.

This chart shows the top 200 companies globally by market capitalization as of October 2024. The list is led by Apple with a market cap of $3.56 trillion, followed closely by NVIDIA and Microsoft. U.S.-based companies dominate the top 10, with tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta also featuring prominently. The only non-U.S. companies in the top 10 are Saudi Aramco and Taiwan Semiconductor (TSMC).

This chart ranks the top countries by electricity production in 2024, with China leading at 8,849 TWh, followed by the United States at 4,287 TWh and India at 1,858 TWh. Russia and Japan also feature prominently, producing 1,167 TWh and 1,034 TWh, respectively. The chart highlights significant contributions from countries like Brazil, Canada, and South Korea, while Australia rounds out the top 20 with 274 TWh.

This chart ranks the countries with the highest daily oil consumption. The United States leads with 21 million barrels per day, followed by China at 16 million barrels. Japan, India, and Saudi Arabia round out the top five, consuming between 4.5 to 5.6 million barrels daily.