$75 trillion

In 2016, the global GDP was $75 trillion, according to the World Bank.

$60 trillion

The world's GDP is $60 trillion and is estimated to grow to about $200 trillion in the next 30 years.

$70 trillion

Consider how crazy that is when the total GDP of the entire world is $70 trillion.

up to $80 trillion

The GDP of the world totals up to $80 trillion.

to $74 trillion

World GDP has gone from $20 trillion in 1990 to $74 trillion today.

$54.62 trillion (.) 2007 est

According to the CIA factbook, the GDP for the entire world (Gross Domestic Product) is $54.62 trillion (2007 est.)

$63 trillion

The GDP of the entire world is $63 trillion.

gross world product

The gross world product (GWP) is the combined gross national product of all the countries in the world.

$74 trillion footnote: a according to the World Bank in 2017

The world GDP is $74 trillion footnote: a according to the World Bank in 2017.

$77.3 trillion

The world GDP is only a mere $77.3 trillion.

at $2.728 trillion

the world's GDP is at $2.728 trillion.

USD 50 trillion

The GDP of the entire world is USD 50 trillion.

$65 trillion

The entire world’s GDP is $65 trillion; so there is literally not enough money on the entire planet to backstop the banks that are trading these things if they run into trouble.

roughly $100 trillion, or approximately one-tenth of all the outstanding derivatives bets

World GDP, in round numbers, is roughly $100 trillion, or approximately one-tenth of all the outstanding derivatives bets.

$85 trillion

So if semiconductors are $500 billion, and electronics are $2 trillion, the worldwide GDP is $85 trillion.

$71.8 trillion

Yet the global GDP (gross domestic product) was estimated at $71.8 trillion in 2012.

In round numbers

World GDP, in round numbers, is roughly $100 trillion, or approximately one-tenth of all the outstanding derivatives bets.

USD 45 trillion

The GDP of the entire world is USD 45 trillion.

$55 trillion

The GDP of the entire world is $55 trillion.

at $510 billion

the world's GDP stands at $510 billion with immense growth potential.