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Mexico is the 13th largest economy in the world:
1 United States 14,260,000
2 Japan 4,924,000
3 China 4,402,000
4 Germany 3,668,000
5 France 2,866,000
6 United Kingdom 2,674,000
7 Italy 2.399.000
8 Russia 1,757,000
9 Spain 1,683,000
10 Brazil 1,665,000
11 Canada 1,564,000
12 India 1,237,000
13 Mexico 1,143,000
Figures are in million US dollars.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 10y agoMexico is the tenth (10) largest economy in the world (2013), with a GDP of US$1.85 trillion(PPP). On nominal terms, Mexico is the thirteenth (13) largest economy with a GDP of US$1.33 trillion.
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