Kuwait was ranked the 14th richest country in the world for the year of 2010, with a per capita (GDP) of $38,984, according to an economic report issued on the Global Finance's website.
According to an economic report issued on the Global Finance’s website, Qatar ranked first on the list, with a per capita of $90,149.
Luxembourg came second, Norway third, Singapore fourth, Brunei fifth, United States sixth, Hong Kong seventh, Switzerland eight, Netherlands ninth, Australia tenth on the list.
The other four Gulf Council Cooperation countries of UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Oman held the 18th, 33th, 36th, 37th spots respectively.
India is ranked in the 128th position.
According to an economic report issued on the Global Finance’s website, Qatar ranked first on the list, with a per capita of $90,149.
Luxembourg came second, Norway third, Singapore fourth, Brunei fifth, United States sixth, Hong Kong seventh, Switzerland eight, Netherlands ninth, Australia tenth on the list.
The other four Gulf Council Cooperation countries of UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Oman held the 18th, 33th, 36th, 37th spots respectively.
India is ranked in the 128th position.
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