Here is a list of first world countries, characterized by high standards of living, economic stability, and well-developed infrastructure:
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- Luxembourg – GDP per capita: $118,001
- United States – GDP per capita: $63,416
- Japan – GDP per capita: $42,248
- Germany – GDP per capita: $54,076
- United Kingdom – GDP per capita: $44,117
- France – GDP per capita: $46,062
- Italy – GDP per capita: $40,861
- Canada – GDP per capita: $48,720
- South Korea – GDP per capita: $44,621
- Australia – GDP per capita: $55,218
- Spain – GDP per capita: $39,121
- Netherlands – GDP per capita: $57,534
- Switzerland – GDP per capita: $72,874
- Turkey – GDP per capita: $30,253
- Sweden – GDP per capita: $54,146
- Norway – GDP per capita: $65,800
- New Zealand – GDP per capita: $42,018
- Iceland – GDP per capita: $55,596
- Israel – GDP per capita: $40,547
- Ireland – GDP per capita: $94,392
- Portugal – GDP per capita: $34,043
- Greece – GDP per capita: $28,748
- Denmark – GDP per capita: $58,932
- Belgium – GDP per capita: $51,096
- Austria – GDP per capita: $51,680
These countries excel in metrics like Human Development Index (HDI), literacy rates, life expectancy, and GDP per capita, indicating their high level of social and economic development.