Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Missouri vs. Bangladesh
The Show-Me State’s key industries are retail, healthcare, high-tech and advanced manufacturing. Missouri is also specialized in producing pork, soybeans, corn, and dairy products to the world.
So last year, its GDP totaled $304.9 billion, surpassing Bangladesh with GDP that hit $261.37 billion. However, Bangladesh is currently blooming. In fact, it is the highest-growing economy in the world. The principal industries are agriculture, garment manufacturing, and natural gas extraction.
Arizona vs. Columbia
Arizona’s tourism, mining, high-tech, and advanced manufacturing are its key industries. Its economy is noticeably nourishing, which helped its GPD to hit $319.85 billion, outclassing Colombia’s GPD $309.2 billion. Not only it is the 4th biggest economy in Latin America, but it is also blooming very rapidly.
Wisconsin vs. Singapore
Wisconsin has a great farming industry, tourism, IT, and manufacturing. These industries are what mostly made it the 20th wealthiest state. Its GDP in 2017 hit $324.06 billion, outclassing Singapore.
The Asian country that most people assume to be richer, but its GDP reached $323.9 billion, which doesn’t seem like a lot for a country that great.
Colorado vs. Denmark
Tourism, healthcare, food processing, high-tech, and advanced manufacturing have been fueling up the economy of Colorado since they are the most important industries. The GDP of Colorado in 2017 was $342.75 billion, beating the GDP of Denmark that reached $324.48 billion.
This country has almost the same population as Colorado, but it is less productive, which explains the differences.
Tennessee vs. Algeria and Qatar
Tennessee is actually richer than you think because it has many important industries, including tourism and agriculture. Tennessee’s GDP has reached $345.22 billion, beating the GPD of both Algeria and Qatar (their GPD together was $344.61 billion).
