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High income OECD countries Compared by Labor > GNI > Constant LCU

DEFINITION: GNI (constant LCU). GNI (formerly GNP) is 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. Data are in constant local currency.

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# COUNTRY AMOUNT DATE GRAPH HISTORY
1 South Korea 1,109.97 trillion 2012
2 Japan 535.32 trillion 2012
3 Chile 104.24 trillion 2012
4 United States 14.47 trillion 2012
5 Czech Republic 3.33 trillion 2012
6 Sweden 3.19 trillion 2012
7 Germany 2.53 trillion 2012
8 Norway 2.17 trillion 2012
9 France 1.84 trillion 2012
10 Denmark 1.6 trillion 2012
11 Canada 1.52 trillion 2012
12 Australia 1.41 trillion 2012
13 Italy 1.38 trillion 2012
14 United Kingdom 1.31 trillion 2012
15 Poland 1.26 trillion 2012
16 Iceland 959.33 billion 2012
17 Spain 922.44 billion 2012
18 Israel 757.69 billion 2011
19 Switzerland 566.32 billion 2012
20 Netherlands 552.63 billion 2012
21 Belgium 328.03 billion 2012
22 Austria 269.92 billion 2012
23 Greece 169.33 billion 2012
24 Finland 167.05 billion 2012
25 New Zealand 160.83 billion 2011
26 Portugal 147.8 billion 2012
27 Ireland 140.02 billion 2012
28 Slovakia 58.33 billion 2010
29 Slovenia 30.93 billion 2010
30 Luxembourg 21.4 billion 2012
31 Estonia 12.11 billion 2012

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