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DEFINITION: PPP GDP is gross domestic product converted to international dollars using purchasing power parity rates. An international dollar has the same purchasing power over GDP as the U.S. dollar has in the United States. GDP is the sum of gross value added by all resident producers in the economy plus any product taxes and minus any subsidies not included in the value of the products. It is calculated without making deductions for depreciation of fabricated assets or for depletion and degradation of natural resources. Data are in current international dollars.

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#	COUNTRY	AMOUNT	DATE
1	United States	$14.12 trillion	2009
2	China	$9.09 trillion	2009
3	Germany	$2.97 trillion	2009
4	Russia	$2.69 trillion	2009
5	United Kingdom	$2.26 trillion	2009
6	Canada	$1.28 trillion	2009
7	Poland	$727.09 billion	2009
8	Belgium	$391.08 billion	2009
9	Sweden	$352.59 billion	2009
10	Switzerland	$348.81 billion	2009
11	Austria	$320.87 billion	2009
12	Romania	$305.03 billion	2009
13	Ukraine	$290.67 billion	2009
14	Norway	$268.73 billion	2009
15	Czech Republic	$264.68 billion	2009
16	Chile	$243.20 billion	2009
17	Denmark	$203.27 billion	2009
18	Hungary	$198.08 billion	2009
19	Finland	$185.35 billion	2009
20	Ireland	$183.71 billion	2009
21	Kazakhstan	$182.87 billion	2009
22	Belarus	$126.00 billion	2009
23	Slovakia	$121.13 billion	2009
24	Lithuania	$55.93 billion	2009
25	Slovenia	$55.18 billion	2009
26	Luxembourg	$41.70 billion	2009
27	Latvia	$34.76 billion	2009
28	Nepal	$33.87 billion	2009
29	Bosnia and Herzegovina	$31.98 billion	2009
30	Estonia	$26.07 billion	2009
31	Georgia	$20.94 billion	2009
32	Armenia	$16.27 billion	2009
33	Tajikistan	$13.71 billion	2009
34	Kyrgyzstan	$12.15 billion	2009
35	Iceland	$12.00 billion	2009
36	Mongolia	$9.41 billion	2009
37	Bhutan	$3.57 billion	2009

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