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| The biggest macro tool for doing a country analysis |
| Market cap to GDP Ratio. | | | |
| Country |
Market Cap in Billion $ |
Market Cap as a
percentage to GDP% |
| Hong Kong |
862.352 |
525.36 |
| South Korea |
583.429 |
85.75 |
| India |
508.976 |
77.53 |
| Taiwan |
436.76 |
143.11 |
| Singapore |
236.172 |
221.09 |
| Malaysia |
124.181 |
104.96 |
| Thailand |
108.909 |
66.61 |
| China (Mainland) |
56.006 |
3.39 |
| Indonesia |
50.561 |
19.61 |
| Philippines |
35.352 |
41.67 | | Data as in January 2006.Business Standard |
- The Market Cap to GDP Ratio for a country is the same as the market cap to sales ratio for Individual companies.
- Service economies have a higher market cap to GDP Ratio compared to manufacturing economies. Alos note that stocks in the services sector which are much more richly valued compared to their manufacturing counterparts.
- Other passive factors that affect the market cap to GDP ratio are the RoE, earnings growth, macro economic policy framework, corporate governance practices etc
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