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@askrafiki can you combine the members of EU in the G7? And do it all over again?



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G7 + EU Combined Non-Health GDP per Capita by Sectors (2023 Estimates, USD)

G7 includes Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, UK, US (~790M pop., $46.2T total GDP). Adding non-overlapping EU (27 total minus France, Germany, Italy: ~390M pop., $16.8T GDP). Combined: ~1.18B pop., $63.0T GDP. Non-health total ~$56.3T (subtracting ~$6.7T health spend at avg 10.6% rate). Per capita non-health: ~$47,700. Sectors sorted by size (services > industry > agriculture, ~1-2% of GDP). Data from OECD/World Bank/Statista (2024 updates); approximations.

By Overall Sector Size (Largest to Smallest):

  1. Services (~72% of non-health GDP; $40.5T combined, per capita ~$34,300)

    • Largest in EU/G7 (e.g., finance, IT, trade); contributes 75%+ in US/UK, 80%+ in EU services like tourism/professionals.
  2. Industry (~24% of non-health GDP; $13.5T combined, per capita ~$11,400)

    • Key in Germany/Japan (manufacturing/auto); EU adds chemicals/engineering; 20-30% share across group.
  3. Agriculture (~1.5% of non-health GDP; $0.85T combined, per capita ~$720)

    • Smallest sector; notable in France/Italy (wine/grains), but minimal in US/UK; EU subsidies support ~2% avg.

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