Highest Iron and Steel Production (1816-2018)

[@JoseVladimirCapac]

When China start to climb the chart , you know , GG .

[@Neyobe]

中国大陆视频分享【科技】【民生】【搞笑】【军事】 lol

[@holiday5774]

not so serious dude, wishing you can travel to China providing how it is real

[@jingfengchen2161]

@@holiday5774 lol if you go visit China, you will know what modern cities suppose to look like.

[@titanime3830]

lol, chinese with their ignorant again

[@jingfengchen2161]

@Moby y come on, have u ever been in China? or just listen to Trump. economy is falling down? How a country feed 1.4 billion people good and changing their living quality better day by day. Also, China is one of the lowest violent crime rate country in the world. China did not own the world any money, while our country is getting better everyday. On the other hand the US owe China at least 1.1 trillion US dollar. owe Japan 1.7 trillion total owe the 4.1. and The US gov debt is 23 trillion now growing and growing.

[@JayS96Bruh]

WW2 ends Germany: ight ima head out

[@Guisantz]

Together with japan haha, italy switched sides so they are okay

[@yourboi8913]

Jay S it’s bc they lost Norway, which they conquered to get iron lol

[@howardmoon3075]

@@yourboi8913 Germanys steel production was high for decades before the second world war, it wasn't norway.

[@kneecaps2000]

Remember..all steel is not created equal :)

[@howardmoon3075]

@@cutman3931 Most of Germany's steel production was in the Rhineland. My guess is trade deals outsourced most of the factories to other countries like Turkey, India, and China.

[@MWaheduzzamanKhan1]

Every Country Ranking Video: CHINA: Excuse me, excuse me. I've woken up from 200 years of slumber. Please make way, I need to reclaim my spot.

[@tianqifu9394]

the right time to wake up since the US is doing so shitty

[@Deveshi.A.]

India didn't woke up Yet , as it 200 years of slumber not yet completed , till 1880 AD india got Bigger GDP than US, India and China topped the charts from 1 AD to 1800 AD in all fronts , China reclaimed it postion but india laging but surely made tremendous progress

[@superpowerdragon]

@@Deveshi.A. India never exist as a country before 1947, only as a geographic region.

[@hampustornros]

Also every ranking video: Misleading or wrong. Putting iron in the title just made everything about this video wrong. Australia produces the most iron by far, about 20% of all iron comes from Australia, 10% from Brazil and 4% from Sweden to give some pointers. Their video is only about steel production, not iron and steel as it says in the title.

[@yanecho6418]

hhh，so true...

[@bertramgilfoyle2216]

World Iron and steel production rank 1.China 2.Hebei province of China 3.Tangshan city, Hebei province 4.Unreported part of Tangshan

[@nikolawang1196]

让我想起了，中国最好的四所学校，清华大学，清华大学附属中学，清华大学附属小学，清华大学附属幼儿园

[@孙笑川258-d5d]

5.India

[@somno6878]

@@nikolawang1196 后三个都不怎么样

[@SonicGemini]

@@nikolawang1196 人大附小和附中牛批。

[@Dumb-Comment]

I thought no.3 was called Tungsten city... It was cool tho

[@petersmythe6462]

90s Russia: I don't feel so good.

[@ertinox4187]

Is capitalisme

[@yottadrive]

@@ertinox4187 That is not the true capitalism.

[@Macrochelik777]

90s were one of the worst times in Russia (the worst were 20s)

[@roddy_ricch9392]

@@Macrochelik777 yea, Russia is struggeling. Since the USSR broke apart, their population went from 290 million people to only 140 million people.

[@Freeliner75]

@@roddy_ricch9392 in fact after USSR breakup population of Russia was 149 mln, now it is 144 mln.

[@frenchmainwt]

UK : *you know, i used to rule the world*

[@SuperBenette]

Yes me too, I still rule the world, I have a atlas and I tell everyone living in these countries what to do, but they wont listen, Joker. Be blessed.

[@astrahcat1212]

But UK elites might still secretly rule the world.

[@SuperBenette]

@@astrahcat1212 I think so too, Be blessed.

[@mirzaahmed6589]

Seas would rise when I gave the word.

[@SuperBenette]

@@mirzaahmed6589 Sorry that you lost your power Mirza, I would have liked to see you in action, be blessed.

[@henryn4925]

China: Aha, the game looks funny, can I join? .... Game over.

[@孙策-h5m]

hahaha

[@kaizheng1127]

My father devoted his career to steel production in China, so proud of him

[@SomeGuy-lw2po]

*his life

[@prokilla3k31]

Kai Zheng damn u just got burned xD

[@ayanamirei6017]

Great, thanks to your dad China now can make weapons to kill Uyghurs, Tibetans and ravage Hong Kong and spread communism.

[@albertweedsteinthethuggeni7797]

@@ayanamirei6017 exactly

[@张晢恺]

Stepan Bandera i am happy to see dat hahhaahhaa

[@unifieddynasty]

When you're trying to level up your smithing to 100.

[@classifier_6611]

Runescape or Skyrim reference?

[@unifieddynasty]

@@classifier_6611 Why not both? 😃

[@Zharque]

Isn't max level for RuneScape 99? Unless they changed that.

[@unifieddynasty]

@@Zharque Oh heck I think you're right. You get a skill cape at lvl 99 right?

[@Zharque]

Yeah, 99 is max.

[@Neyobe]

2:37 China: Bye guys, I’ll come back soon

[@8jof544]

5:14 China : I'M SPEED

[@user-jk1gb7wm6z]

They signed trity in 2001.

[@IvanWongHongKong]

*i am speed

[@ComradeHellas]

@@IvanWongHongKong it can go both ways

[@ComradeHellas]

Socialism with Chinese characteristics

[@angeledduirbonesu1989]

Fun fact: more than 70% of Italian steel production comes from one single factory in Taranto

[@S7orm89]

2020: We're out bois

[@angeledduirbonesu1989]

@@S7orm89 😥

[@angeledduirbonesu1989]

@Carlo Canti of course! They had enough time to install filter systems but no one among the politicians and CEOs wanted to perform those changes for many reasons, especially economical.

[@MM-ks7vs]

Some countries positions are illusions ... effect of fake news!

[@stormerz8605]

Fun fact, when italy appeared in the video in the early 1800s, it shouldn't have cause it was officialy created on 1861, its probably kingdoms of sardinia.

[@tape9328]

Happy to see India rising but its not sufficient for such a huge population.

[@radhekrishanrathod9001]

china has 3 time more area than india.

[@raj-hf4wb]

U r mistaking....india produce steel for local consumption while china does it for export. India only produce which it can consume....

[@CrazyInWeston]

India can be a great nation, but sadly the mindset towards women really put you down. Stop raping them.

[@jimbobbutcrack3521]

Pranjal Yadav don’t worrie you don’t need steel for GDP growth

[@markshao3901]

India is too small. It doesn't has so much source comparing to China. But it did good

[@spittingimageclips3485]

1945: Germany has left the chat.

[@4Astaroth]

Well then there was Germany two times in the list. We can do everything.

[@subcinericius]

Started going down already in 1940 because larger and larger part of the workforce being forced into the army which is the largest in 1941 when they borrow workers for the Soviet invasion, also women being forced out of work unlike in the US and UK meant there was just less workers which meant less production.

[@nomis1246]

Polish Hero Witold Pilecki I think he meant Prussia (Preußen).

[@brianlong2334]

@@subcinericius They also had access to Austria, Czechoslovakia, France, Poland, and a range of smaller nation's that help with prodution, but Germany didn't really stop it's domestic by much it was mostly 20 to 22million metric tons depending on the year. The other nations mentioned could and did suply over 10million metric tons more each year from memory, or total 34million metric tons in 1943 at it's peak.

[@Adidas_der_schwanger_war]

"germany" in 1820? how does that make sense?

[@aes-256e]

German confederation between 1815 and 1848, maybe just lazy to change it as Germany change names like 10 times in the last 2 centuries. (Holy Roman Empire, German Confederation, German Empire, German Confederation (again), North German Confederation, German Empire (again), Weimar Republic, Third Reich, East and West Germany and as of today : Federal Republic of Germany)

[@Adidas_der_schwanger_war]

@@aes-256e german confederation ended in 1866 not 1848. Then it became north german confederation. Then in 1871 it became german empire until 1949. Then german federal republic. Technically todays germany is still west germany. German democratic republic was "annexed". But the creator of the video included german states like bavaria/baden why didn't he change germany to prussia? Terms like "third reich" or "weimar republic" were never official. Weimar republic was still the german empire. So it changed names 5 times.

[@NathanB2002]

Михаил Николаевич Тухачевский same with Russia, as I bet he counted the whole USSR not just Russia

[@epiclolly]

Or Russia before 1991

[@nnikitov57]

It uses modern country names

[@choizde7126]

Everyone: Hey China! how much more steel will you produce? China: YES!!!

[@ComradeHellas]

Haha, good one my French friend

[@Yalla_Habibi_Cat1]

Meanwhile Usa: china is stealing our steel.😄😂

[@nynx2504]

Wdym???

[@user_cv8wysmstt]

China grows so fast that I had illusion that other countries are shrinking

[@St-fr2kv]

You can chek out the Video like this about Economy or in any thing 😂 China Always like Usain Bolt in every Game bro 😂

[@superz7940]

China：Shall we begin ?

[@St-fr2kv]

China Always like Usain Bolt in every Game 😂

[@qianhanglu5784]

thank you😊 from a Chinese

[@cantcatchme6749]

If you ignore the quality of their steel is a disgrace

[@thefourthreich2039]

Especially in stealing developing countries resources

[@yanchan9711]

@@thefourthreich2039 yeah we should rob them like Great British

[@gmax9931]

Aji Kurnia Do we do things like you? We're just buying resources, and you keep blaming us. Developed countries invade/occupy/rob/slave/war, but you shut up.🖕🖕🖕🖕🖕

[@YugLadania]

Steel production is directly related how much development is going in the particular country

[@rajuseth1683]

not true,china buys raw material from globe & dump cheap steel,india is second biggest & second cheapest steel producer but our prices are comparable to brazil,japan usa,china sells steel 1/10 price of indian steel ,india is importing steel from china,because even after buying many foreign companies & with our own steel we arent able to fulfill the demand & china single handly makes so much steel that making steel in other country is not viable ,look how corus uk was disposed by tata steel,at the end jindal steel upgraded the existing facility rather than buying any more firms Indian steel makers have also started to build facilit in china only as they have made raw material is exclusive to them by debt trap,countries with resources who are unable to pay chinese debt are paying in natural resources to china & china is overproducing everything & dumping into open market

[@dineshdevjibishnoi]

@lolumad said by a shariah infested little shit hole called porkistan

[@mohnishm1372]

@lolumad and you are dumb af.

[@manansinghal5321]

@lolumad go and check latest stats

[@ganlinxia706]

raju seth Maybe you finished building the toilet. Steel output surpasses China. It's better to sigh than complain.

[@jackl2257]

Hearts of iron

[@IvanWongHongKong]

nice

[@xuechuanmi5345]

Waking the Tiger

[@ivansenpaid9486]

man to guns

[@c.riddle8354]

Road to 56

[@artoriasquellobello8434]

victoria 2

[@AST4EVER]

2000 China: Arriving at warp speed. Punch it....

[@zhli4238]

It is true that one can not build a country without steel, that is a central element that industrialization needs. China: is becoming most industrialized nation since about three decades ago is surpassing the US in most major metrics like steel production. US: surpassed former number one industrialized nation UK around the turn of twentieth century. UK: was the inventor of very first industrialization and stayed number one for about 100-200 years. Others: were involved in wars or were building up industries, Nazi Germany during WWII, Soviet during Cold War ...

[@AMG28ful]

China is a slaves nation. If usa wants it can destroy that nations economy. Look at north korea. They are isolated. They suffer from hunger. Everything depends on dollar gold and other resources. You need to have control the markets. And every single country depends on dollar. There is no Country without dollar. Look at russia. They cant sell shit to other countries.

[@alexanderwasley5105]

"most major metrics" Yes, co2 emissions, smoggy cities, the number of enslaved laborers, the number of Uyghurs in camps, and the number of dollars lost in the trade war with America.

[@SomeGuy-lw2po]

@@AMG28ful every country does depend on the dollar somewhat, but what do you mean there's no country without the dollar?

[@ryohandokoteh]

@@alexanderwasley5105 I don't think anyone know what exactly happening in Xinjiang and their Uighurs And why does China always been hated by people? Yes, Western Countries use their Medias to change their opinions, and China is one of their targets The CO2 emissions are common, especially if fucking westerners are using China as their base factory. Don't blame China for the emissions, blame western countries because they established their factory there

[@ryohandokoteh]

@@AMG28ful I don't think your slaves nation definition isn't true about China. China can just destroy the whole US economy easily. Use the scenario in the "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit" movies. That's a fucking good scenario for you to concern on how can China destroy the US' economy easily

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

I am happy that my country acquired 2nd position in the list.😊

[@zuboy4272]

While almost same population as China ...................

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

@@zuboy4272 yes bro we have to go long way . I appreciate that China is doing extremely well. Love u bro from India. By the way, which country are u from?

[@zuboy4272]

@@subhashishbagchi3191 Bharatiye hu re me

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

@@zuboy4272 🤣 sorry I didn't recognize you. Kon se state se ho?

[@zuboy4272]

@@subhashishbagchi3191 Maharashtra

[@roblher22]

Still there’s not enough minerals

[@keeganbrown9967]

The US needs to boost their steel production by at least a factor of 5. That's why construction cost in this country are so much. Materials are not in supply.

[@laszu7137]

@@13-bisphosphonatesrapoport41 eatadick

[@donsly375]

@@laszu7137 it will cause pollution my brother

[@wezarr7825]

Costs in the West are high not because of the lack of domestic production but because of the high cost of labor. Average Western person is becoming too expensive for firms to keep their products at a so called 'consumer friendly price' which doens't mean a fair price. Firms (rather/have to) move to others countries with lower labor costs or hire only people who are willing to work for a low salary to keep their products at this 'consumers friendly price rate'. The US GDP is growing at an acceptable rate so there's no lack of production and productivity is mostly being compensated by the influx of immigrants who work for way less. The US can upkeep its primary and secondary sectors due to this high influx of low cost workers even though Western countries are focused on its tertairy sector as main sector. On the other hand higher developed European countries are struggling to upkeep its primary and secondary sectors due to the lack of low cost workers even though there are already a reasonable amount working in the 'higher developed countries' most of them coming from Poland, Ukrain, Spain, Morocco, Belarus, etc. since Europe isn't that large these people aren't always immigrants, but stay in said country to work and return home for short periods (this way firms can also avoid the social taxes). The more notable becoming problem with Western countries is that the average family is demanding more and more for way too less. We rather consume goods at a lower price who are produced in foreign countries and under bad working conditions then consuming our own domsetic products at the high but (depends) fair price. Our own greed is becoming our downfall but we're too blinded by 'oUr' wealth. The answer on your statement is, construction cost aren't high because of the lack of production but because construction materials have to be from high quality, high quality materials which are for a reasonable price only found in the domestic market. And specialised construction workers (plumber, electrician,...) are also acquired from the more expensive domsetic market. On the other hand regarding big firms who offer regular construction workers are most of the time low cost foreign workers.

[@Kulob_2025]

@God Bless America i dont doubt american steel quality but for me job we often order chinese steel and its of a higher quality than german and danish

[@Kulob_2025]

@God Bless America it is actually better according to our tests (dutch company for reference)

[@shizhaozhang8503]

China:you can run for 50m first in a 100m race, then I will catch up with you.

[@名前変えた-j7l]

It's fun to watch this video, you can see the center of industry moves from east to west.

[@CoffeeUniverse1]

I wonder if you have noticed this underlying fact: a country's steel production is roughly equal to its war potential.

[@vanduzzz8093]

Let me guess🤔 China way ahead followed by US then india ,russia.......

[@dataranker4934]

close

[@enjoyyourlife257]

Watch till end

[@wbcook1000]

Japan is quite a revelation. It has about 3.9% as much US land area and 38% of the US population, and yet produces 20% more steel.

[@rncmv]

revelation? it has not much to do with land or population

[@deadby15]

@fascist mexicohalf a century ago, the US products did have a reputation of having superior quality, but these days few talk about the US factories and Quality in the same breath...

[@SérgioRobertoCostaPereiraCosta]

Com toda certeza o Japão vai perdendo sua importância no mundo para os emergentes o principal deles o Brasil que està engolindo frança inglaterra Espanha e por aí vai❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@vdagr8795]

USSR: *wins WW2* Soviet steel profuction: I see no god up here, other than me

[@Ace_RJ]

I love how the end of big historical events reveal the distinctive change in the statistics.

[@lizardoutlaw9512]

1920s: Countries: This is a roller coaster ride...

[@micultimy91]

So sad to see Romania falling so hard after 1990... My mother worked at a steel factory in Romania since 2003, as a crane operator and told me a lot of stories from the factory. Once, in the 90s, happened that a whole train shuttle full with scrap metal for steel factory to vanish. Literally vanish. The train had at least a dozen wagons full with scrap metal and they knew that it shall arrive at a certain date and time, but didn't appear and they halted the steel production for 3 weeks because lack of materials. And that's how they managed to fuck up the heavy industry in Romania.

[@hilmermate317]

Same in Hungary, we only start to get back on productions. So many more factories we had before. Hopefully we both will neighbour.

[@victorjoao7265]

That's capitalism bro!!!

[@abelnicolaebaritone]

Degeaba.

[@deadby15]

Lol. don't worry. transnational capitalists will be so nice to you. you can be their slaves forever. aren't you so happy?

[@andro7862]

@@hilmermate317 Same in Croatia, except it's not coming back. We used to be one of the leading countries in shipbuilding, now we are a joke in the industry. Countries like Korea are light years ahead of us.

[@Glebasik148]

china stop we have enough steel china please

[@victorjoao7265]

It's to increase GDP numbers buddy!

[@victorjoao7265]

@Alex Mercer i see

[@engineergaming5989]

Speech: *100* China stops producing steel and world is now running low on steel and industries and businesses that require steel now go out of business and people are going homeless with national trade is collapsing and everyone is screwed

[@IAMDIMITRI]

@Alex Mercer They can just misreport numbers to not get yelled at by the bosses. They do this all the time.

[@yanchan9711]

NO u don't

[@Mayangone]

Pittsburgh: My Steelers China: Who are you?

[@CoffeeUniverse1]

China: What is steel? China: Goodbye!

[@aarongomes7135]

Man I feel like this is going to be how we teach our kids.

[@njrocksassamvlog8170]

India's entry 1947...After looted us by UK.... India 2nd rank🇮🇳

[@baldingboldrick4895]

Always an Indian moaning about Britain, get over patel it was 200 years ago 😒😒

[@armandovaiandando6472]

Start cleaning your shit

[@rlaaudtjq]

POSCO, a Korean steel company, constructed one of biggest plant in india.

[@gourav4672]

@@baldingboldrick4895 dumb fuck they ruled for 200 yrs and they left 70 yrs ago

[@ashishranjan7175]

@@armandovaiandando6472 return our kohinoor you looted

[@eluherrahaz1165]

When luxembourg produces more steel then china.

[@RossAlexanderSmith]

Surprised how high Japan was for so long after Post War Eco. Miracle

[@lewbear6738]

dude, can i just say thats some boppin fusion jazz you got going there

[@danielyap1813]

1850 UK: Cannons on warships China: holding imported one-shot pistols

[@Radu93Z]

Romania in 1989: middle of the pack. Romania in 1990: nowhere to be seen.

[@satan1189]

Amazed that luxembourg stayed on the leaderboard for so long

[@cyrildewaha]

Haha daat ass wéinst eisen schéine Minett ;)

[@yuvrajshinde6082]

Someone: What is speed?? China: This is speed 5:14

[@joshpalao6466]

Me: Buys steel bar Also me:Looks at the label Label: "Made in China"

[@vHindenburg]

You will be surprised how many retoures come in because thae customer wanted German or Swedish steel.

[@charsensei878]

one fun fact about Chinese steel production many years ago: 　全世界钢产量排名(2011)： 　　第一名：中国（不包括河北省）； 　　第二名：中国河北省（不包括唐山市）； 　　第三名：中国河北省唐山市（不包括瞒报产量）； 　　第四名：日本 　　第五名：美国 　　第六名：印度 　　第七名：俄罗斯 　　第八名：韩国 　　第九名：中国河北省唐山市的瞒报产量； 　　第十名：德国。 in english: world highest steel production(2011): 1st：China（exclude Hebei province） 2nd: Hebei province,China (exclude Tangshan) 3rd: Tangshan,Hebei province,China(exclude concealed production) 4th: Japan 5th:America 6th:India 7th:Russia 8th:North Korea 9th:the concealed production of steel by Tangshan,Hebei province,China 10th:German background info:Chinese government was trying to control the over-production of steel at that time.

[@naisussybaka]

I felt like I was playing Mario kart with that music

[@trygveplaustrum4634]

It was on the top spot for a century... Now, it's not even on the board...

[@avaneeshsingh8858]

Proud to see INDIA on the second place..

[@Sanatani_kattar]

@Rashid khan Indians are doing that's why India is 2nd in this list btw where is superpower pakistan

[@nathanm2701]

seeing poland and france just casually be like "aight imma head out" in 1939 and 1941

[@imperialguardsman135]

It's interesting to see that you can pinpoint every single war and economic crisis on these charts

[@Bertie_Ahern]

Lol, this chart is absurd. You can't suddenly switch datasets from pig iron to steel in 1900 and still create a meaningful graph

[@acsolu]

Top 3: 1. China 2. Hebei Provence 3. Tangshan City :)

[@andreman2767]

1956: GFP, GPR, Czechoslovakia, BUT Russia. WHY?

[@爸爸-r2c]

Steel Production = Industrial manufacturing The more steel you produce, it means the more industrial manufactures you make.

[@anshumanpandey9954]

Happy to see that my country India is on 2nd position .I am 21 years old .Even i am also start a steel business in Mumbai on this year

[@matthings4133]

Anyone seeing the fact that belgium was mostly in the top 5 while being very small in compairisson with the others

[@hansheinrich958]

Look at Luxembourg it‘s the same

[@Valandix]

It's because, where I lived, the Sillon Sambre-et-Meuse, you used to have one of the biggest coal deposit and and a large iron deposit too, with combination of a pre-industrial secotrs, early industrialisaitons and good fluvial system, you get one of the most industrialized region (At least before the desindustrialization)

[@matthings4133]

@T L i do, im belgian ;)

[@sneharshdamani7148]

China really figured out the most efficient iron farms. No wonder so many villagers are captive there...

[@SMGJohn]

Its mostly because most countries moved everything to China and started relaying on China for Iron, its cheaper.

[@fleyua7176]

@Moby y So you blame it on China when you have a coal plant.

[@xuansun9806]

？？？😂

[@SomeGuy-lw2po]

And the quality of Chinese steel is terrible. I work on the railway and we use British steel because it's one of the best in steel quality. But I am British so of course I'd say that 😂 (cries for our old industrial empire)

[@haoyang8466]

@@xuansun9806 ikr? i also sort of shocked by seeing these reviews. rofl.

[@maninredhelm]

I didn't know Luxembourg steel was such a big industry. 6th in the world at one point. I'm guessing it was closely linked to Belgium's industry, but that's still impressive.

[@Skylark_Jones]

Wow. Very VERY clever! Data Ranker is quite unique.

[@saladbruh2625]

Did anybody else notice the 5 year plan, it did its job alright

[@jamatoke]

For being such a tiny tiny island the uk back 100 odd years ago used to be plowing ahead in a few areas.

[@mukulmehra007]

Nah, that was INDIA'S stolen material....

[@nagi-springfield93]

LOL, those steal produce mainly from robbing asia countries, nth to be proud of

[@Adidas_der_schwanger_war]

they had basically the whole world as a supply for coal

[@nagi-springfield93]

@Shekelton ........ learn back your history thx

[@erichvonmanstein1952]

Nah,British had iron and coal mines back than in their mainland.

[@nirajsahu6684]

When Indian know they India is the second highest steel products Me : atleast the separation of Jharkhand from Bihar helped to get us steel

[@원흥익]

Japan : I'm the strongest country in Asia and also 1st place of steel production China in 1990 : *Im speed*

[@kartiksingh5192]

India : watch me Japan

[@てんのう-w4u]

nani?

[@yanecho6418]

China：what are you playing？ Can i join in？ Game over

[@abdulkadirbilgin3996]

meanwhile china: how though am i? i had a bowl of nails in this morning

[@kevinboros7427]

Not only steel production, but production in general collapsed after the Romanian revolution in 1989. It never recovered. People say that communism was bad, but it had good parts. Just look. Romania was on the leaderboard, peaking at 12th place, then, in 1990, we just disappeared.

[@noahshutts5655]

Yeah but there was the whole, "genocide" thing under Ceaușescu that killed 50,000 people. Personally, the slaughtering of your own people sort of negates any benefit to steel production the communist system had.

[@brandon_718]

This is unbelievably ignorant. You don’t measure the success of a nation by steal production. Don’t you think genocide due to communism might be bad? What about starvation? How about slavery? Jeez.

[@jiaqifang2549]

No, my friend, you Romanians have democracy and Freedom to watch CNN and BBC and VOA and Fox. Americans call those 2 as passport to Paradise.

[@commie5211]

same with Russia and all ex-soviet state, they gaved up their domestic market and left with nothing. The west is never gonna ship their high profits industry to eastern europe. Any country that attempt to eat their dinner, democracy will be delivered to their door the next day.

[@america8510]

Can we just respect the UK for being the highest steel producer for the first 80 years?

[@erichvonmanstein1952]

Most of peoples don’t know difference between iron ore and steel.Steel is not based on national resources of countries while iron ore is.For example Japan which don’t have any iron ore mines but they’re importing huge amounts of iron from other countries and producing steel from that irons in their factories.

[@nista67]

Most people don't know that steel is recyclable.

[@belladesa91]

My Italy holds a nice spot for several years. Satisfied ^^

[@erichvonmanstein1952]

1945:Germany has left the chat. Exactly,10 years later: *I’m back bitches!*

[@nitin2779]

India's 🇮🇳 Jump is very impressive. Rchd @ 2nd position.

[@gattlinggun9881]

W0W SUPPER P0PPAR IND!A!!!

[@KBKim-jt6uj]

S.Korea small country, small population but reached Top 5. Be proud!

[@tuvidao2011]

After 1922 is USSR

[@nhintaogitaoeplama404]

ARE you from vietnam

[@kevinboros7427]

There were a loooot of mistakes with names and flags. Not just that one. I think that they didn't really care.

[@nhintaogitaoeplama404]

@@florianchabaud8548 ok

[@nhintaogitaoeplama404]

@@kevinboros7427 ok

[@pteeradukteel]

also Germany was in 2 parts after ww2

[@屲业]

China: we are not an industrial country, we are an agricultural country.

[@Corbalte]

I did know Belgium was one of the major steel producer up the the 60s, but I didn't know it still produced steel today.

[@Corbalte]

@No Idea Animation It had nothing to do with that. Wallonia was the biggest industrial region in Europe before Leopold II was even king. But Belgium did profit from Congo a (bloody) lot, yes.

[@EgorSebastianBach]

I love this economic staats :)

[@kyleJohn1997]

I knew the UK would be on top in the 1800's because of the industrial revolution

[@economicsdemographicsgeogr5438]

You should change the title to Iron and Steel production

[@dataranker4934]

Just updated the title, thanks!

[@harryzhang8416]

Don't be shocked by China's steel demand too much. China has a huge population, so most people live in apartments with more than 20 floors, while most people in western countries are more keen to build houses with wood or low buildings with bricks.

[@57ljt123]

What software do you use? please teach me!!! I need it.

[@piotrekzielinski9087]

Kurła krażyna prawie pierwsi byliśmy

[@뭐하지오늘하루는]

Wow korea jumped to steel production at 1980 then they are ranked as 4 th. Pretty impressive 👀

[@mdr7517]

JUNTAE KIM as a Korean it’s pretty sad to see the decrease of 1997-1998

[@petru9380]

Romania 1989 was expecting a big dip but not that huge🤦‍♂️

[@kirashao]

What tool did u use to make this?

[@wilehlmiihohenzollern6773]

Germany and Italy in 1816? (with independent Bawaria?)

[@AFT_05G]

Before WW1,Germany producing same amounts of steel as all Entente great powers(except US) combined.Such impressive!

[@nerevarchthn6860]

Aj everyone knew big war was coming they just waited for a final reason to start it

[@nerevarchthn6860]

Aj im german so no

[@AFT_05G]

Well,actually no,that’s not about with war.That’s all about with your country’s economic-industrial power.Germany surpassed Britain’s domestic industrial power in 1900s.On the other hand France and Russia were far behind of that twos.I’m not even talking about US :)

[@tilakgupta9293]

How is there Germany before 1871? I assume it refers to Prussia

[@МарленБылздесь]

México siempre esta en todo :0 ¡muy bien!.

[@THExRISER]

>Japan:becomes first >China:Piano music

[@stavroshadjiyiannis6283]

Unmistakable indicator of geopolitical and historical relevance.

[@markskayff]

China 2002: Hold my beer!

[@Isweir]

You have to know, China is trying to catch up, they are behind USA for over 50 years, lots of steels goes to infrastructures, they are only half way done with infrastructure, and China is also open world market now, so it imports raw materials and exported for a cheaper price compared with other countries whom sell steel.

[@Supsup8566]

@fascist mexico where do u get the info about the quality? Hmm why the rest of the world buy from China until it owns 50% of the market share? The buyers must be building low quality products?

[@Supsup8566]

@fascist mexico do u cross triangulate info from multiple sources? If it is low quality, why other countries like US still buy from them? What's your thought?

[@Supsup8566]

fascist mexico There are many quality tiers. It could be true Chinese steel may not be of the highest tiers. However, it may not be true to claim that industry doesn't use their steel. Afterall, which industry uses and not use their steel? Maybe you can share the specific industry you have in mind. That will provide clarity. Thanks. Love to find out more.

[@Supsup8566]

@fascist mexico any more? What about GM, and other automotive? What about other industry like food packaging, construction, manufacturing?

[@Supsup8566]

@fascist mexico that I agree. What about other industry? So far you mention about automotives. Itself is one industry.

[@RandomVideos-re9ux]

there is a mistake in the video, before 1947, china did not exist, it was the republic of china(the flag should be the flag of the republic of china instead of the people’s republic of china flag)

[@Fudo857]

And before 1991 It was URSS not russia

[@RandomVideos-re9ux]

ZantiX 999 yup

[@Diogenesthedog0]

@@Fudo857 *USSR

[@Fudo857]

@@Diogenesthedog0 sorry, in my language is URSS

[@glipheo]

Italy before 1861 didn't exist, then

[@Mark-vr2nx]

What happened in Belgium? They had so much steel production during 19 century?

[@sanatandharma6765]

Hello. Can you pls tell me from where do you get these datas?