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These Are the Richest Countries in the World per capita

Of the almost 200 countries in the world, many generate billions, and even trillions, in revenue each year. But which one comes out on top as the richest country in the world? We looked at the data to find the top 15 richest countries and the richest country in the world per capita.

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1. Qatar ($124,930)

2. Luxembourg ($109,190)

3. Singapore ($90,530)

4. Brunei ($76,740)

5. Ireland ($72,630)

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