Export Value: Per Dollar GDP by Country

The following is a look at the total U.S. dollar amount of exports on an FOB (free on board) basis, per $1 of gross domestic product (GDP).

The following is a look at the total U.S. dollar amount of exports on an FOB (free on board) basis, per $1 of gross domestic product (GDP).

At the extremes,Eritrea ranked the lowest, with $0.01 per $1 of its GDP and Singapore ranked the highest, with $2.19 per $1 of its GDP. The United States ranks in the bottom 10, with $0.08 per $1 of its GDP.

The Top 20: Countries with the Highest Exports Value Per $1 of GDP

Singapore is number one with $2.19 per $1 of its GDP. Number 2 is Liberia with $1.90 per $1 of its GDP. Number 3 is Hong Kong with $1.67 per $1 of its GDP. Number 4 is Malaysia, with $1.08 per $1 of its GDP. Number 5 is Equatorial Guinea, with $0.92 per $1 of its GDP. Number 6 is Suriname with $0.87 per $1 of its GDP. Number 7 is a tie between the Republic of the Congo and Swaziland, both of which export $0.79 per $1 of their GDP. Number 9 is Slovakia, with $0.76 per $1 of its GDP. Number 10 is Papua New Guinea with $0.73 per $1 of its GDP.

Number 11 is Belgium with $0.73 per $1 of its GDP. Number 12 is a tie between the Solomon Islands and Angola, with $0.71 per $1 of their GDP. Number 14 is a tie between Libya and the Czech Republic, with $0.67 per $1 of their GDP. Number 16 is Vietnam, with $0.66 per $1 of its GDP. Number 17 is a tie between Azerbaijan and Hungary, with $0.65 per $1 of its GDP. Number 19 is Gabon, with $0.63 per $1 of its GDP. Number 20 is Thailand, with $0.62 per $1 of its GDP.

The Bottom 20: Countries with the Lowest Exports Value Per $1 of GDP

Eritrea is number 1 with $0.01 per $1 of its GDP. Number 2 is Sao Tome and Principe, with $0.02 per $1 of its GDP. Number 3 is Afghanistan, with $0.03 per $1 of its GDP. Number 4 is Mali, with $0.05 per $1 of its GDP. Number 5 is Rwanda, with $0.06 per $1 of its GDP. Number 6 is Grenada, with $0.07 per $1 of its GDP. Number 7 is a six-way tie between Burundi, Cape Verde, Comoros, the United States, Greece and Ethiopia. All six countries have an export value of $0.08 per $1 of their GDP. Number 13 is Albania, with $0.09 per $1 of its GDP. Number 14 is a five-way tie between Vanuatu, Haiti, Burkina Faso, Tonga and Nepal. All five have an export value of $0.10 per $1 of its GDP. Number 19 is Uganda, with $0.11 per $1 of its GDP. Number 20 is a tie between Lebanon and Niger. Both countries have exports values of $0.12 per $1 of its GDP.