With Apple reporting $149 billion in revenue, it’s pretty interesting to see what kind of stuff they could buy. Sure, they could buy every private jet in the sky, plenty of exclusive property around the world and all of those ordinary things. But what about countries like Sri Lanka? Well, the answer is yes.
Yes, Apple has earned enough to be able to buy countries as they are. As a matter of fact, there are countries around the world that can be bought for as much as Facebook acquired Instagram for.
A country’s worth is based on their GDP (gross domestic product). Apple has $149 billion to spend in revenue. Here are the top 20 countries the company can actually buy — keep in mind, there are a few more countries within the $149 billion dollar budget but, the following make the most sense.
20. Cuba – $61 Billion (USD/GDP)
19. Puerto Rico – $96 Billion (USD/GDP)
18. Ecuador – $85 Billion (USD/GDP)
17. Sri Lanka – $59 Billion (USD/GDP)
16. Croatia – $64 Billion (USD/GDP)
15. Oman – $72 Billion (USD/GDP)
14. Syria – $74 Billion (USD/GDP)
13. Sudan – $59 Billion (USD/GDP)
12. Costa Rica – $41 Billion (USD/GDP)
11. Ghana – $41 Billion (USD/GDP)
10. Kenya – $37 Billion (USD/GDP)
9. Jamaica – $15 Billion (USD/GDP)
8. Iceland – $14 Billion (USD/GPD)
7. Afghanistan – $20 Billion (USD/GPD)
6. Monaco – $6 Billion (USD/GPD)
5. Serbia – $45 Billion (USD/GPD)
4. Guyana – $2 Billion (USD/GPD)
3. Seychelles – $1 Billion (USD/GPD)
2. Maldives – $2 Billion (USD/GPD)
1. Fiji – $4 Billion (USD/GPD)
- Elite Daily
