2002 Statistics

Provided here is data for the N.A.F.T.A. (North American Free Trade Area), the E.U. (European Union), A.S.E.A.N. (Association of South-East Asian Nations) and the world's three largest economies (by GNI) that are not members of those organisations.

GNI (gross national income - formerly gross national product or GNP): GDP [the sum of value added by all resident producers plus any product taxes (less subsidies) not included in the valuation of output] plus net receipts of primary income (compensation of employees and property income) from abroad. (World Bank)

Total GNI in 2002 (Atlas method) in US$(m):

Country/Trade Block	GNI (millions of US Dollars)
World Total	31,483,939
N.A.F.T.A. United States Canada Mexico	11,407,244 10,110,087 700,454 596,703
E.U. Germany United Kingdom France Italy Spain Netherlands Belgium Sweden Austria Denmark Greece Finland Portugal Ireland Luxembourg	8,057,363 1,870,383 1,486,194 1,342,735 1,097,944 594,114 386,774 239,949 221,508 190,400 162,743 123,906 122,231 108,709 92,552 17,221
Japan	4,265,616
China	1,209,528
A.S.E.A.N. Indonesia Thailand Singapore Malaysia Philippines Vietnam Cambodia Lao PDR Myanmar Brunei	565,800 149,879 122,240 86,150 85,956 81,453 34,930 3,483 1,709 No Data No Data
India	501,532
Rest of World	5,476,856

And now for the fun bit... Pie charts!

As one can see, not a terribly egalitarian distribution of income. So much for 2002.