Financial magazine Forbes (USA) recently published a list of top 10 countries and territories world's richest in 2012, based on per capita GDP data are taken from 182 countries, territories and Fund IMF International Monetary supply.
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| Spot this year belonged to Qatar, which has natural gas reserves of the third largest world population reached 1.7 million people and GDP / person / year is approximately $ 88,222 |
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| Second place belongs to Luxembourg, one of the European countries have very strong potential for trade, banking, insurance, chemicals, rubber, steel and food production, achieved GDP / person / approximately $ 81,466 in |
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| Island nation of Singapore, one of the "Asian dragons" strong development of the industry, industry and finance, ranked third, with GDP / person / year is about $ 56,694 |
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| Fourth place belongs to the "cold country where wealth" is located in Northern Europe - Norway country with the GDP / person / year is about $ 51,959 |
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| It is one of the countries benefiting from oil, Brunei ranked in fifth place with the GDP / person / year is about $ 48,333 |
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| Arab Emirates uniform (UAE) ranked No. 6 with GDP / person / year is about $ 47,439 |
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| U.S. slipped from sixth place in the ranking of Forbes in 2011 to seventh place this year with the GDP / person / year is about $ 46,860 |
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| Hong Kong (China) is famous for the financial center, the international port "landing" at number eight, with GDP / person / year is about $ 45,944 |
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Is considered the "promised land" of investors, Switzerland ranked ninth with GDP / person / year $ 41,950 |
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| Closing the top 10 in the Netherlands with the GDP / person / year is about $ 40,973 |
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