GDP of Arab League Members - Essay Example

Individual country's GDP are Sudan $52.5 billion, Libya $70.92 billion, Syria $64.7 billion, Tunisia $48.38 billion, Lebanon $43.49 billion, Yemen $43.89 billion, Jordan $34.08 billion, and Bahrain $28.36 billion. Finally, Palestine $6.641 billion, Mauritania$4.183 billion, Somalia $2.372 billion, Djibouti $1.459 billion, and Comoros $658 million. The GDP per Capita is equal to $7,364.37 (2668.78billion/362,390,776).

            France has a GDP per Capita of $35,700 which is almost five times as much as that of the Arab League members.  Germany’s GDP per Capita is $39,500 which is more than five times that of the League Members. That of the USA is seven times the League’s GDP per Capita at $52,800 while that of Japan is $37,100, and Israel’s is $36,200 both approximately five times the League GDP per Capita.

            Israel’s GDP per capita is $36,200 and is approximately twelve times that of Palestine, which is $2,900.

            In conclusion, there are disparities in the GDP of the different countries in the Arab League for example Saudi Arabia has the highest GDP at $718.5 billion, and Comoros has the least at $658 million resulting in a difference of approximately 718 billion. This explains the low GDP per Capita in the League despite different countries like United Arab Emirates having high GDP per Capita.