Germany ranks first in a 100-country ranking with a composite industrialization score of 0

Germany ranks first in a 100-country ranking with a composite industrialization score of 0.438. Its manufacturing value added per capita reaches $9,563.52 and manufacturing's share of gross domestic product stands at 19.58%. Its industrialization indicator comes in at 0.637.

China ranks second with a score of 0.379. Its manufacturing value added per capita stands at $3,146.10, one-third of Germany's level, while manufacturing's share of its gross domestic product reaches 25.28%, the highest in the leading group. Its industrialization indicator is 0.612.

Ireland takes third place with a score of 0.360. It posts the highest manufacturing value added per capita among the countries cited, at $42,434.93, and the highest manufacturing share of gross domestic product, at 39.34%. Its industrialization indicator reaches 0.825.

Japan ranks fourth with a score of 0.368, manufacturing value added per capita of $8,486.16 and a manufacturing share of gross domestic product of 20.39%. South Korea follows with a score of 0.330, manufacturing value added per capita of $9,592.54 and a manufacturing share of 26.07%. The United States ranks fifth with a score of 0.321, manufacturing value added per capita of $6,723.96 and a manufacturing share of gross domestic product of 9.64%.

Among other European economies, the Netherlands ranks ninth (score of 0.250), Italy tenth (0.263), France twelfth (0.218), Belgium thirteenth (0.206), Austria fourteenth (0.202), Czechia fifteenth (0.196) and Sweden fifteenth (0.180). The United Kingdom ranks sixteenth (0.206), Mexico seventeenth (0.174), Denmark seventeenth (0.162), Canada eighteenth (0.191) and Spain twenty-first (0.166). Singapore ranks ninth with a score of 0.248.