While the Netherlands is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, there is more to the story than just numbers. The Dutch have a long history of trading and commerce, dating back to the days of the Dutch East India Company.
Taiwan began a period of fast industrialization and economic expansion known as the “Taiwan Miracle” in the early 1960s. Taiwan currently ranks as the 14th most prosperous country in the world.
The Danish economy is supported by a high living level and dependence on foreign exports and imports. The country is known for its improved government services and income transfers.
Hong Kong’s GDP per capita is estimated to be $70,448, making it the 11th richest country in the world. The country’s high standard of living is partly due to its low tax rates and vital economic freedom.