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Countries With No Resources That Got Rich

A flat-vector horizontal ranked bar chart on warm parchment shows eight resource-poor nations by GDP per capita PPP 2025 — the amber Singapore bar widest at $133,895 with flag emoji, gold Switzerland at $98,767, deep blue Luxembourg at $91,388, teal Hong Kong and Denmark, slate Iceland and Netherlands, and slate-light Japan at $52,083 — with a coin stack micro-illustration, four data cards on the shared formula of rule of law and open trade, and an amber insight line on building wealth from brains not resources

By Sukh Dhaliwal

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October 5, 2026

Ranked: Countries With No Resources That Got Rich

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