Luxembourg's per capita GDP reached $65,438 +0 1 10,000, ranking first in the world. The per capita GDP of China and Hongkong is 30,000 US dollars, that of Japan is 40,000 US dollars and that of the United States is 50,000 US dollars. However, Luxembourg's per capita GDP can reach twice that of the United States, which is indeed a phenomenon worthy of attention.

Luxembourg is a small country with a population density of 2,586 square kilometers per square kilometer 1, 9 1 person. Luxembourg is poor in resources and has no mineral resources, much like Japan. Luxembourg relies on imported coal, iron ore and other raw materials to develop the steel industry, and then exports steel products, which is the traditional primary industry in Luxembourg. Japan also relies on importing natural resources and exporting manufactured goods, which shows great similarity.

The steel industry is a large-scale enterprise model and a capital-intensive industry. Generally, the income is large, and workers can generally have a higher wage level. This is an important reason for Luxembourg's high per capita income. American steel workers also belong to the high-income class in the United States, and their wages are generally more than twice that of ordinary service industries.

The financial industry is becoming more and more important in Luxembourg, which employs a considerable proportion of Luxembourg's labor force and helps to improve Luxembourg's per capita GDP. This is an important reason for Luxembourg's high per capita GDP.

With its own human resources and geographical advantages, Luxembourg has become the richest country per capita in the world with extremely poor natural resources. This is indeed a remarkable achievement.