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Apple is not just a corporation. It functions like an economic superpower. With a market value of around $3.5–4 trillion, Apple is larger than the GDP of more than 180 countries. Only a handful of nations—like the United States, China, Japan, Germany, and India—stand above it.

Apple earns nearly $390 billion every year. If it were a country, its annual revenue alone would place it among the top 50 economies in the world. That level of financial scale gives Apple influence far beyond technology—touching supply chains, labor markets, innovation, and global capital flows.

This video breaks down how Apple reached this position, why market value and revenue both matter, and what it means when a single company stands alongside nations in economic power.

This is not hype.
This is real financial power.

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