Wow, just 14 countries contribute to more than 70% of global economic growth! (population, top)

[Daywalk]

Measured by incremental GDP (PPP) from 2012 to 2022 according to latest available data from the IMF
Half of them (7/14) are in Asia.


Asia : China (27.74%), India (13.40%), Indonesia (3.44%), Japan (2.14%), Turkey (1.81%), South Korea (1.44%), Iran (1.21%)
Europe : Germany (1.95%), United Kingdom (1.62%), Russia (1.57%), France (1.38%)
North America : United States (11.06%), Mexico (1.49%)
South America : Brazil (1.22%)

[GoodHombre]

No surprise.

The U.S is still the world leader. 11.06% is very impressive.

[Forever96]

Originally Posted by GoodHombre

No surprise.

The U.S is still the world leader. 11.06% is very impressive.

Did you ignore China and India?

[Daywalk]

Top 5 by Continent

Asia : China (27.74%), India (13.40%), Indonesia (3.44%), Japan (2.14%), Turkey (1.81%)
Europe : Germany (1.95%), United Kingdom (1.62%), Russia (1.57%), France (1.38%), Spain (0.95%)
North America : United States (11.06%), Mexico (1.49%), Canada (0.95%), Dominican Republic (0.19%), Panama (0.12%)
South America : Brazil (1.22%), Colombia (0.56%), Argentina (0.49%), Peru (0.35%), Chile (0.30%)
Africa : Egypt (1.18%), Nigeria (0.67%), South Africa (0.40%), Algeria (0.38%), Ethiopia (0.28%)
Oceania : Austalia (0.85%), New Zealand (0.13%) [Negligible after that]

[Daywalk]

Originally Posted by Forever96

Did you ignore China and India?

China, India and the U.S. account for more than 50% of global growth.

India will overtake the U.S. in about 15 years in terms of PPP.

[BMI]

Originally Posted by Forever96

Did you ignore China and India?

I guess it's easy to ignore when you're wearing Trump glasses

[GoodHombre]

Originally Posted by Forever96

Did you ignore China and India?

Is the percentage in relation to the GDP(PPP) of each country?

[Pueblofuerte]

Originally Posted by Daywalk

Half of them (7/14) are in Asia.

Asia has 60% of the world population, it should be more.

[Daywalk]

UPDATED LIST

Measured by incremental GDP (PPP) from 2016 to 2022 according to latest available data from the IMF (October 2017 database)
Half of them (7/14) are in Asia.


Asia : China (27.66%), India (13.77%), Indonesia (3.44%), Japan (1.95%), Turkey (1.70%), South Korea (1.38%), Iran (1.35%)
Europe : Germany (1.96%), Russia (1.91%), France (1.45%), United Kingdom (1.41%)
North America : United States (10.24%), Mexico (1.44%)
South America : Brazil (1.62%)