Countries vs. Companies: Numbers You Should Know

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[@TheBoomamatic]

Were trying ~From Australia

[@SteviePeeOutDoorLife]

keep humping

[@heheheiamasupahflyingace3921]

It's ironic that you put "were trying" instead of "we're trying" because it seems like you aren't with "were trying."

[@TheBoomamatic]

I Tried ~Smexy

[@fredfalke9287]

we're

[@tuadomoni7356]

smexy is right -~australia mate]

[@christophermalau5299]

Uh, 1.8 trillion is quite impressive for Australia, given there are not many people, its GDP per capita is higher than US so we're living better off.

[@emrewas_lit]

OIII IIIO hey shut up i never even saw a kangaroo on the roads before like in America theirs hogs on the road or even bear and have a 99% chance of getting killed while Australia is the safest country in the world from gun crimes

[@wolfizee6516]

Ok... When you have warnings to not swim or you'll be stung to death That's when it's considered "not safe"

[@dalmationblack]

99% chance of getting killed? I guess I'm just really lucky.

[@vanadium6021]

In Australia we have a 100% chance of being killed. I do not currently know of any living Australians born in the 19th century.

[@zr0w3n-16]

Chris M but living cost is way higher in OZ

[@Kamari333]

Poor Australia. It needs love.

[@sagittarius5466]

;-;

[@dcs3395]

Tell that to the GDP per capita m9

[@sktzn6829]

Well the 1.8 trillion is basically just Australia's GDP. And we're the 12th richest country in the world soo..

[@manictiger]

+Dylan Schultz _"Tell that to the GDP per capita m9"_ You forgot to divide by PPP (purchasing power parity) Australia is pretty damn expensive for a lot of things.

[@dcs3395]

No, *too* expensive. It's near impossible to get good deals.

[@samuelwalkertaliaferroviii8514]

all the dislikes are from australia

[@user-vb4gm1nw2f]

Along with a bunch of the likes ;)

[@raptecclawtooth9046]

Specifically kangaroos

[@wolfizee6516]

That seems proportional. 80 dislikes to 15,00 likes.

[@ThatIcelandicDude]

or butthurt americans who only now found out that the eu is richer than the US....

[@jackwalker5250]

Rexer3000 um disliking this comment

[@The-Rest-of-Us]

Way too often I meet people, who are completely clueless about a few important numbers of this world. So I made a short video to fix that. EDIT: I don't hate Australia, I was just joking around, give me a break. 2) I'm always referring to Australia the continent, not the country ("Australia" and "Oceania" are both legitimate terms when talking about the continent, though they comprise slightly different land masses)

[@tevadevere895]

+The Rest Of Us what the US would have only 2bil$ after their bills ;)

[@0Clewi0]

yeah~~ not sure how much does those american corporation pay in taxes sometimes~

[@causation6864]

Australia only has ~24.185million people mate, not 36million

[@The-Rest-of-Us]

jarrod lay continent vs country, mate

[@adistabaskara3215]

I love this video. It think would be nice if you also provide information about the societies' wealth too (e.g. by using GDP per capita figure).

[@SpontaneousPrick]

If you ranked the continents by GDP per capita Australia staunches everyone, get rekt m8s.

[@QwertQwert-qo3le]

no dubai will beat al of them.

[@GlitchyShadow13]

WHO'S LAUGHIN' AT THE BLOODY EMUS NOW FOOKERS?

[@ajx9747]

na.Antarctica is having higher GDP per capita than Oceania

[@ajx9747]

There is no proper definition for a continent.it changes from person to person

[@ajx9747]

anyway Antarctica is having higher per capita income than Australia

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[@psychpile]

Captain Redbeard 57K THE K MEANS THOUSAND 57,000

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Captain Redbeard 0.67 subscribers

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He has 68 subscribers now

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[@STUNTSTHEREALONE]

Down In Australia we don't have time to reproduce. We're to busy riding on top of kangaroos.

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I tought it was funny watching a leaked photo of a dozen people vowing 90° to samsung's CEO as he leaves his parking lot like it's few hundred years ago when Korea was a kingdom. now I'm freakin scared instead of entertained

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People bow all the time in Korea (and Japan, China, etc.). The more senior/old/important the person, the deeper you bow. It's like their version of a handshake (only classier and more hygienic). It's called showing respect, and we could do with a bit more of it in the West these days. ;)

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The Rest Of Us I'm loving these videos. Truly intelligent and well stated information, but could you add your references within the video description? This would really help in researching and understanding these things further, as well as further establishing your channel as credible. Thank you.

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[@manickn6819]

I like the sarcastic approach. The end is probably the most important statement made. its not about the exact numbers but the trends and that does not change fast at all.

[@youknowit789]

"Want more fun facts?" Samsung has a military! :D

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3:12 good use of the world flag. I think it is a good concept and am glad it is starting to catch on,

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Calculating the percentage parts were educating for me. I couldn't even learn't it in the school.

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+Think Fact Thanks for the valuable feedback!

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[@erkkalehtonen5107]

this video triggrered 104 australians ;)

[@sktzn6829]

Americans finding out EU is richer****

[@spoods4628]

I certainly hope not.

[@youigta]

In other words "it triggered all Australians" lol

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Love that minimalistic music in the background ^^

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[@Wootang0108]

really liked the video... looking forward for more videos

[@CrystalityPK]

well i think you should have mentioned Norway and its state oil company Statoil. it makes up a very high portion off the Norwegian economy

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[@foorack]

The blue flag at 0:33 is "The International Flag of Planet Earth" More information can be found on the flags website: www.flagofplanetearth.com/

[@QWERTY-hc2mj]

Interesting video! learned something new!

[@ThainaYu]

I am seriously LOLOLOLOL on your comment on Australia man that was really hilarious

[@ACoroa]

Fantastic video! And you included Australia to boot. Thanks, mate!

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[@giuliorasi]

Cool video! But for the next ones try not using those garageband loops as soundtrack. I would suggest you look for some other creative commons licensed music. Anyway, cool video.

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+giuliorasi Haha, thanks - will keep improving the quality over time. So far it's just evening productions on out-of-the-box MacBook software.

[@istvannagy1849]

btw. Europe didn't decide to spit up to small counties. It was consisting small counties who joined to form the EU

[@anorangutan511]

Great videos! Good job fixing your microphone. ;)

[@AnteP-dx4my]

I was waiting for the pun at the end but you ended up disapointing me lol. Still great vid.

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What software do you use to make these awesome videos?

[@lukaskelly45]

really good video .keep it up

[@owenpaull2578]

Samsung also has a military division to not just ships etc.

[@IH-lt3cg]

when you speak about Europe, one point about your "burocratic" mention. Maybe EU is burocratic but if it wouldn't exist...maybe you will be here fighting our wars instead of making videos. So let's take some consideration to EU and let's think a little bit why it exists. EU is a way for these small european countries to decide our relationships without wars, and until now it has produced more that 70 years of peace.

[@JBinero]

Ismael Hernández And let's not forget why it's bureaucratic. There is 28 member states which have a lot of disagreements, that have to work together somehow. Having bureaucratic rules eases that by a lot.

[@correctionguy7632]

I hate this halfassed argument. its not a given there would be war without EU, regardless theres NATO of which many small countries are apart of, and NATO aint the fucking HRE.

[@isqdesig]

So simple, so good!

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one Heck of a video!

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Dunno why this is in my recommended but it was interesting and I subbed

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You should do an update for this video!

[@ihbloody]

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[@benjaminhoppe1733]

really great video.

[@DataLog]

You can compare GDP and power but purchasing power is much different. In Netherlands you have about 4-5 times the money of Croatian but about 2 times the purchasing power.

[@DataLog]

Well this tells you how much power does your money have in your country. It should be counted in while trying to determine who is the "best" XD. I will make an example with big countries USA and Russia. Russian military defense budget is about $70 billion. Usa was 600 now it will be 800 billion. And Russia is still on the level and in many technologies a few orders of magnitude ahead (like rocket technology and non nuclear explosive devices for example). So Russia spends about 1/10 of the USA military budget. Why? Because you can buy a lot more in Russia for the exactly the same money (this is also good for the economy because foreigners want to buy from you and you can export your inflation, that's why all the gold after crisis ends up in "poor" countries). Also a smaller example is let's say that you need 15-20million dollars a year for maintaining laboratory in USA, you will need 2-3million in Croatia for the exact same thing.

[@JBinero]

The bureaucrat you took a stab at was one of the world's most longest serving democratically elected official in history, before he even got started in the EU. There's a good reason he's now leading the EU Commission.

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[@armi7028]

One thing a lot of people don't really know about Australia is we all live on the coastline of Australia because it's very dangerous and hard to live in the desert (which majority of Australia is just a dessert). So we can't just live on the middle of the country where it's over 50℃ everyday. I get that we don't have a big population but it's better that way, we can't even support a country with 50 million, we actually kind of struggling and we only have 24 million as a whole country. My point is we might have huge land but majority of it isn't safe to live.

[@8lz731]

great vid, but how u found all of that, and u sure they r correct?

[@jinjanko]

nice work :)

[@BlueTier7]

I love how he refers to Australia, it's hilarious!!! Australian here :p

[@johnwilson1297]

This video was enlightening.

[@itsmeayan1728]

Awesome video

[@user-mb4ux7xv4j]

3:15 Love the thing on the right, hate the thing on the left

[@ericbaldwin4245]

you've got the less than and more than signs mixed up () remember the alligators

[@richer7114]

USA : capitalism!!! PROC : money? USA : YES. PROC : MOOOOOOONEEEEEY!!! USA : It's growing fast oops...

[@xky8124]

What is PROC?

[@arw000]

I thought for a second that the foreign reserves for Nigeria were USD25 and for some reason that didn't seem at all absurd to me.

[@isak272]

What about money per citizen? ( norway

[@auxangess]

If most of Zealandia is under the water does it still count as a continent

[@abra238]

what about average GDP per capita? would be nice info.

[@EllisSinclairKent]

i see you included the uk in that eu map...

[@nikhilgoyal007]

adjusting for purchasing power parity to quantify 'real' economic output across countries - China leads at $23T, followed by EU @ $21T, US @ $19T and #4 is India at $9T ( yes, India is very affordable compared to the rest of the world!)

[@aaronberthelot875]

im assuming thats Oceana cause australia doesnt even have that.

[@antonhelsgaun]

What about antarctica? doesnt it have like 26 residents?

[@freshrockpapa-e7799]

And what do they produce? Also, has anyone been born there? Yeah I thought so.

[@nickjolly5773]

over here in austrailia all pistols airsoft and replicas are banned :(

[@aoneesharunsharma6045]

I like it how Australia is only a small rounding off factor....It's just too funny. I am from Fiji and brings into perspective great many things.

[@malikmalak4631]

Subscribed!

[@al35mm]

Yes? Go on?

[@pranavraghu8251]

a more accurate way to look at GDP figures would be to adjust for PPP

[@machtharry]

All that is true but the only places I would ever want to live in are central and northern europe, canada, australia and new zealand, with parts of (north-)eastern europe on its way of catching up.

[@chrise202]

I liked the "Seriously Australia....." part :D

[@martonlerant5672]

Assuming that GDP would have grown in africa to the same degree, without population growth is stupid. Its like assuming that if we pump all the money into education machine, it will pop out nobel prize winners, and techno utopia. No it doesn't work that way, while these things statistically correlate, there is a lot more going on. (as an example that money spent on education, can go anywhere from corrupt burocrats, nicer school buildings, to higher paid but just as incompetent teachers)

[@The-Rest-of-Us]

I disagree. Africa is suffering from a lack of good institutions. If you look around the world, you will find that generally countries with a smaller population tend to be better organised, simply because there are less people, who need to be organised. China is a rare counterexample to this rule, but took quite extreme societal measures over the years to get where they are. I genuinely believe that Africa would have had a much easier time realising its enormous potential, would the population simply not have outgrown the economy so early and so quickly.

[@martonlerant5672]

***** Population growth is not related to quality of organisation. Africa's main problem is lack of innovation, and knowledge in general.

[@JBinero]

He never claimed that would be the case. As he said at the end, this is about putting the numbers in perspective. If africa hadn't grown for such a long time, but had the same production, it'd still only have the GDP per capita of Russia.

[@sohail7796]

how did he make this video ?what software does he use

[@freshrockpapa-e7799]

Power point.

[@kuunib7325]

But still Apple payed the EU way to less taxes and Starbucks has it's headquarters in the Netherlands and runs it's money through quite some offshore accounts to avoid taxes.

[@REIDAE]

gdp PPP is more accurate than nominal. If you had $5 and an apple costed 2$, you cant buy many apples. If you had $5 but an apple costs only 50 cents, then you can buy many more apples and thus your actual wealth is different.

[@Fluetify1]

yes, the whole gdp list he made would've looked a lot different. is there any reason why he would take the nominal gdp?

[@luvpinas123]

Companies, companies, companies!

[@24wherath36]

You forgot about the continent of Antarctica with a population of about 1000 to 5000 people depending on season.

[@yanakatsukibenitez4799]

every empire falls time is all

[@iksplizit]

cool video, keep it up

Still can't believe how the US (the worlds number 1 country in most topics) chose that man as president.... 2:42

[@dolphin3181]

3:16 is there really a country in south america that joined the EU