The
map
above
shows
that
Russia’s
nominal
GDP
(according
to
the
IMF)
in
2025
$2.2
Trillion.
This
makes
it
the
world’s
11th
largest.
Or
put
another
way,
it
is
roughly
the
same
as
the
GDP
of
Spain
($1.8
Trillion),
Portugal
($320
Billion)
and
Andorra
($4
Billion)
put
together.
However,
Russia
has
146
million
people
compared
to
a
combined
60
million
in
Spain
(49
million),
Portugal
(10.6
million)
and
Andorra
(87k).
And
the
map
below
shows
how
many
Russia
sized
economies
there
are
in
Europe:
Russia
vs
European
Nominal
GDP
2025
First
of
all
Germany
($4.9
Trillion),
UK
($3.7
Trillion),
France
($3.3
Trillion)
and
Italy
($2.5
Trillion)
each
have
nominal
GDPs
greater
than
Russia’s.
On
top
of
that
the
following
blocks
also
have
similar
sized
economies,
around
$2.2
Trillion:
South-west
Europe:
- Spain
- Portugal
- Andorra
Balkans
- Turkey
- Greece
- Bulgaria
- Serbia
-
North
Macedonia - Albania
-
Bosnia
&
Herzegovina - Croatia
- Slovenia
Neo-Scandinavia
- Sweden
- Denmark
- Norway
- Iceland
- Ireland
Former
Russian
Orbit
- Ukraine
- Moldova
- Romania
- Slovakia
- Poland
- Lithuania
- Latvia
- Estonia
- Finland
Austria-Hungary
2.0
- Austria
- Hungary
-
Czech
Republic - Switzerland
Benelux
&
The
Micro-States
- Netherlands
- Belgium
- Luxembourg
- Cyprus
- Malta
- Liechtenstein
- Monaco
-
San
Marino
However,
there
is
so
objection
to
using
Nominal
GDP,
since
this
is
just
the
value
of
a
country’s
economy
translated
into
US
dollars
at
current
market
exchange
rates.
This
does
not
reflect
the
true
cost
of
living
in
a
country.
Therefore,
some
economists
use
PPP
$,
or
Purchasing
Power
Parity
which
is
an
attempt
to
better
reflect
how
far
your
money
goes
in
a
given
country.
On
that
basis,
Russia’s
economy
goes
from
the
11th
largest
to
the
4th
largest
according
to
the
IMF.
At
$7.1
Trillion
this
makes
it
bigger
than
any
single
other
European
economy.
Russia
vs
European
PPP
GDP
2025
However,
even
on
this
basis
there
are
6
Blocks
with
economies
as
big
or
bigger
than
Russia
based
on
PPP
$.
They
are:
Germanium
- Germany
- Belgium
Black
Sea
&
Friends
- Turkey
- Georgia
- Ukraine
- Moldova
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Greece
- Cyprus
-
Czech
Republic - Slovakia
- Iceland
Adriatic
Group
- Italy
-
San
Marino - Switzerland
- Lichtenstein
- Austria
- Hungary
- Slovenia
- Croatia
-
Bosnia
&
Herzegovina - Serbia
- Albania
-
North
Macedonia - Malta
- Portugal
- Luxembourg
- Andorra
- Monaco
United
Kingdom
Of
Norway,
Netherlands
&
Ireland (Note
slightly
larger
than
Russia’s
GDP)
- UK
- Norway
- Netherlands
- Ireland
The
Once
&
Future
Bourbons
(Again
larger
in
GDP
than
Russia)
- France
- Spain
Finally
you
have
the
remaining
countries
of
Poland,
Lithuania,
Latvia,
Estonia,
Finland,
Sweden
and
Denmark
who
collectively
have
combined
GDP
of
around
$4.0
Trillion.
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Author: Brilliant Maps