Gross domestic product $5,050,922,925,047
current US$· 2025
Published observation World Bank · World Development Indicators
Over time Full published history Germany 2025 · $5.05T
0 1.26T 2.53T 3.79T 5.05T 1960 1993 2025 1960: $84,619,845,881 1961: $96,558,204,043 1962: $105,895,435,234 1963: $112,232,503,744 1964: $123,330,404,665 1965: $134,774,688,191 1966: $143,304,275,684 1967: $145,100,667,773 1968: $156,527,292,653 1969: $177,733,486,326 1970: $216,629,229,947 1971: $250,900,942,397 1972: $300,899,944,795 1973: $399,833,571,167 1974: $446,934,971,657 1975: $492,434,094,920 1976: $521,658,712,133 1977: $602,698,323,086 1978: $743,182,891,918 1979: $884,574,218,333 1980: $953,772,499,462 1981: $803,404,797,058 1982: $779,421,633,755 1983: $773,507,930,295 1984: $727,767,760,979 1985: $735,218,723,093 1986: $1,050,092,624,516 1987: $1,302,932,318,825 1988: $1,406,367,016,372 1989: $1,404,092,925,205 1990: $1,778,162,195,860 1991: $1,875,792,575,133 1992: $2,141,377,582,968 1993: $2,078,954,217,438 1994: $2,215,282,632,277 1995: $2,593,053,091,306 1996: $2,506,576,553,158 1997: $2,218,790,886,533 1998: $2,247,760,364,566 1999: $2,213,873,468,587 2000: $1,966,980,701,145 2001: $1,966,381,496,642 2002: $2,102,350,798,306 2003: $2,534,715,518,349 2004: $2,852,317,768,062 2005: $2,893,393,187,362 2006: $3,046,308,753,671 2007: $3,484,056,680,855 2008: $3,808,197,720,125 2009: $3,478,545,516,684 2010: $3,467,093,769,667 2011: $3,823,575,803,794 2012: $3,596,483,233,406 2013: $3,807,023,797,051 2014: $3,964,870,735,761 2015: $3,425,099,578,746 2016: $3,536,787,895,179 2017: $3,765,351,626,106 2018: $4,055,433,215,302 2019: $3,959,894,794,039 2020: $3,941,398,957,074 2021: $4,355,251,953,411 2022: $4,201,021,706,479 2023: $4,562,207,532,490 2024: $4,685,592,577,805 2025: $5,050,922,925,047 Gross domestic product is the total income earned through the production of goods and services in an economic territory during an accounting period. It can be measured in three different ways: using either the expenditure approach, the income approach, or the production approach. This indicator is expressed in current prices, meaning no adjustment has been made to account for price changes over time. This indicator is expressed in United States dollars.
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