The GDP currently is $2.622 trillion US in 2017. Per capita GDP is $39,720.44 US in 2017. Ten years earlier in 2007, the per capita GDP of Great Britain was $50,134.32 US. That is a drop in per capita GDP of $10,413.88 after the global economic collapse. That is palpable for any person in a First World Country. Then the new deprivation lead to a political movement called Brexit.
Brexit is an icon for Exiting the EU and reinstating British law. The current Brexit is turning out to be different than just turning back the clock to before Great Britain joined the EU. Oddly, the Pound Sterling is today the continued currency of Great Britain as it was before the Euro.
True to form of a European country with a smaller footprint geographically, the population in Great Britain has been relatively level over five decades. The grow was slow and steady though. In 1960 the population was 52.4 million and in 2017 the population is 66.02 million people. That is an increase of 14.38 million over 57 years or 250,000 per year.
For complete break down of each island of the United Kingdom there is a link. (click here)
The United Kingdom population is equivalent to 0.87% of the total world population.
The U.K. ranks number 21 in the list of countries (and dependencies) by population.
The population density in the United Kingdom is 277 per Km2
(717 people per mi2).
The total land area is 241,930 Km2 (93,410 sq. miles)
81.4 % of the population is urban (54,511,753 people in 2019)
The median age in the United Kingdom is 40.3 years.
