G7

Group of Seven

The G7 is an intergovernmental forum of seven of the world's largest advanced economies. It meets annually to discuss global economic governance, international security, and energy policy.

7Countries
787MPopulation
$52.50TGDP
21.65M km²Area
Founded: 1975

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Member Countries

7 countries sorted by GDP

#CountryCapitalPopulationGDPArea
1 United StatesWashington, D.C.342M$30.77T9.83M km²
2 GermanyBerlin83.5M$5.05T357,022 km²
3 JapanTokyo123M$4.44T377,975 km²
4 United KingdomLondon69.5M$4.00T243,610 km²
5 FranceParis68.7M$3.37T551,695 km²
6 ItalyRome58.9M$2.55T301,340 km²
7 CanadaOttawa41.6M$2.32T9.98M km²

Key Insights

Largest Economies & Populations

United States leads G7 with a GDP of $30.77T, followed by Germany ($5.05T) and Japan ($4.44T). The most populous country is United States with 342M people, while Canada covers the largest area at 9.98M km².

GDP
United States
$30.77T
Germany
$5.05T
Japan
$4.44T
United Kingdom
$4.00T
France
$3.37T
Population
United States
342M
Japan
123M
Germany
83.5M
United Kingdom
69.5M
France
68.7M

GDP per Capita

United States has the highest GDP per capita at $90,027, which is 2.5x higher than Japan ($35,951), the lowest in the group.

United States
$90,027
Germany
$60,496
United Kingdom
$57,602
Canada
$55,698
France
$48,986
Italy
$43,309
Japan
$35,951

GDP Growth

The fastest-growing economy is United States at +2.16%, followed by Canada (+1.74%) and United Kingdom (+1.39%). The slowest growth is Germany at +0.24%.

United States
+2.16%
Canada
+1.74%
United Kingdom
+1.39%
Japan
+1.19%
France
+0.84%
Italy
+0.54%
Germany
+0.24%

FAQ

Which countries are in the G7?

The G7 consists of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

When was the G7 founded?

The G7 began in 1975 as the G6, with Canada joining in 1976.