Gross domestic product at current prices, expressed in billions of US dollars (market exchange rate). The standard cross-country measure of "size of the economy" in a common currency.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Gross domestic product at current prices, converted to US dollars at official exchange rates (World Bank, NY.GDP.MKTP.CD). A country’s share moves with its exchange rate as well as with its output: purchasing power parities would give emerging economies a larger share.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
118,350USD bn
World total · 2025
United StatesChinaGermanyJapanUnited KingdomIndiaOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: World Bank· Data 2025
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyCurrent US dollars, market exchange rates (not PPP)Upd. 11/2026
Value of the goods and services sold to the rest of the world in the year, in billions of current US dollars (national accounts, World Bank). A country's share also moves with its exchange rate.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Exports of goods and services, national accounts, in billions of current US dollars at market exchange rates (World Bank). Goods re-exported through trade hubs are counted at each border.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
32,471USD bn
World total · 2024
ChinaUnited StatesGermanyUnited KingdomFranceJapanOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: World Bank· Data 2024
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyGoods and services, current US dollarsUpd. 11/2026
Articles published in peer-reviewed scientific and technical journals, counted by the authors' country (split between countries when co-authored), from the US National Science Foundation (published by the World Bank).· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Scientific and technical journal articles in peer-reviewed journals (physics, biology, chemistry, mathematics, medicine, engineering, earth and space sciences…), counted by the country of the authors’ institutions; a co-authored article is split between the countries (US National Science Foundation, published by the World Bank).· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
3.3M
World total · 2023
ChinaUnited StatesIndiaGermanyUnited KingdomJapanOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: National Science Foundation· Data 2023
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyPeer-reviewed articles, fractional counting by countryUpd. 11/2026
