GDP differences

Gross domestic product is the market value for all final goods and services produced in the economy within a given year. It is the best measure of production for a country's economy. Interesting to note that that one can compare countries and their GDP's, not only based on the country itself, but also on their political history (NATO vs. OPEC), religion, and even language. NATO members have a higher GDP than OPEC countries. English speaking countries have better overall GDP than Spanish or French, and the Buddhist religion comes on top over Christian's and Muslim's. Interestingly, because a country is a member of NATO does not guarantee that they are ranked high in overall GDP (comparing all countries).

I conclude there must be a reason that there are no particular correlations between a country's religion, tongue, or political status that affects their GDP rate on the global perspective. However, it is clear that if a country isn't producing many final goods, they won't rank high in GDP ranks. A country must have high Consumer spending, Gross investment, Government spending, and Net exports to be thought of as competition in the GDP global ranking.