yota691 Posted September 9, 2017 Report Share Posted September 9, 2017 The world's most powerful economies by 2030 09/9/2017 12:00 am Including two Arab countries and the United States outside of the first place capitals / follow - up to the morning in three years , the next ten, will change the economies of countries pointing, in light of the rise of emerging markets . In 2030, the United States will not be able to occupy the first place , as is the case now. Emerging markets will be able to control the world's largest economies and the map of international economies will change in 2030. Emerging markets, such as India and Brazil, will begin to challenge the economies of dominant countries such as the United States and China, according to a report by Price Water House Coopers . The report classifies countries according to the world GDP forecasted by purchasing power parity, a theory developed by Gustav Kassel in 1920, a method that is used in the long run to measure the exchange rate between two currencies and to achieve currency parity. According to the report, China will occupy first place, and the GDP will reach about 38.008 trillion dollars. Followed by the United States, with GDP reaching $ 23.475 trillion. In third place is India, with GDP reaching $ 19.511 trillion. And Japan, with GDP at $ 5.606 trillion. Indonesia is in fifth place and GDP is $ 5.424 trillion. In sixth place, Russia will come, with GDP reaching $ 4.736 trillion, Germany at seventh, and GDP at $ 4.707 trillion. In eighth place, Brazil comes, with a GDP of about $ 4439 trillion. Mexico is in ninth place and GDP is about $ 3661 trillion. In tenth place, the UK is replacing, bringing the GDP to about $ 3.638 trillion. In 11th place, France comes, with GDP reaching 3.377 trillion dollars. In 12th place, Turkey comes with a GDP of about $ 2996 trillion. According to the report, two Arab countries will occupy advanced positions, as Saudi Arabia will be able to occupy the thirteenth place, and the GDP to about 2.76 trillion dollars. Nineteenth place will be Egypt, with GDP reaching $ 2.05 trillion. The largest shift in 2050 Many governments have developed strategies to become among the world's most powerful economies by 2050, based on growth rates and attracting investment. Several economic reports, including a report by pwc, a specialist in economic affairs, say months ago that the map of global economies will change radically by 2050. The economic report, "A Far Vision: How the World Economy Will Change by 2050" , And the report enables economic analysts to put the largest 32 economies in the world, depending on the size of GDP per economy, and the growth rates achieved, and thus the size of the expected economy by 2050. According to the report, China came in first place, and the size of the Chinese economy in that year (58.499) trillion dollars, in second place, comes India and the size of the economy (44.128) trillion dollars, the third United States, and the size of the economy (34.102) trillion dollars. In fourth place, Indonesia comes, and the size of the economy (10.502) trillion dollars. Fifth, Brazil comes with an economy of about $ 7,540 trillion. Ranking of the current ranking The United States is currently ranked first in the world. National income in the United States is about $ 18 trillion, accounting for about 24.3 percent of the global economy. In second place, China is the world's most powerful economy, with China's national income reaching about $ 11 trillion, accounting for nearly 14.8 percent of the global economy. In third place as the world's most powerful economy, Japan comes with a national income of about $ 4.38 trillion, accounting for about 5.9 percent of the global economy. Fourthly, Germany is the world's most powerful economy, with a national income of about $ 3.36 trillion, accounting for about 4.5 percent of the global economy. In fifth place, Britain was dissolved, and the national income in the country reached about 2.89 trillion dollars, accounting for about 3.9 percent of the world economy. In sixth place, France comes, and the national income in the country to about 2.42 trillion dollars, accounting for about 3.3 percent of the world economy. In seventh place, India comes with a national income of nearly $ 2.1 trillion, accounting for nearly 2.8 percent of the global economy. Italy is in eighth place, with national income reaching about $ 1.82 trillion, accounting for about 2.5 percent of the global economy. In the ninth place comes Brazil, with a national income of about $ 1.77 trillion, accounting for about 2.4 percent of the world economy. In tenth place, Canada was dissolved, with national income reaching about $ 1.55 trillion, accounting for about 2.1 percent of the global economy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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