Looking to 2060: A global vision of future economic growth

What will the world economy look like after 2050? The balance of economic power is set to shift during the next half century, as fast-growing emerging markets such as China and Brazil account for a larger share of global output and world GDP, while developed countries such as the United States and Japan see their share easing back. These OECD projections, which pre-date the coronavirus pandemic, are not set in stone, and economic reforms to improve performance could alter future world rankings. For more information on the long-term outlook, visit: www.oecd.org/economy/lookingt...
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[@stephanymoreno7048]

This video came out 2012 when i was in 11th grade. Im now 28 years old, year 2022. I remember back when i was a senior in high school my math teacher and history teacher would tell me and my class mates to start saving. Hopefully i remember to revisit this video 30 years from now

[@ChemistryAtomistic]

Oh, great! Even on 2060 Brazil will be a poor country.

[@leok8189]

O país do futuro XD

[@andresantos6871]

Chemistry Atomistic Pobre? Vamos ser uma das maiores economias assim como hoje. O Brasil não é pobre, o povo que é.

[@willosuna6913]

Brasil y México la 5 y 6 potencia en 2050, hermanos latinos dirigiendo toda esta vasta región de América Latina 🇧🇷🇲🇽

[@tg4481]

Keep your bullshit with you. It's unecessary to share your stupidity publicly.

[@2serveand2protect]

Which - for me! - is MIND-BLOWING! i mean - the country (Brazil) has EVERYTHING! Minerals - oil - raw-materials - manpower ...FUCK IT! - EVERYTHING IN PLACE to (potentially) become the LEADING ECONOMY OF LATIN AMERICA (along Argentina). Now! - I'm not an economist, but I WONDER HEAVILY why that isn't happening?... USA's "monopolistic influence" over Latin/Southern America?? - it can't explain it ALL!... Some sort of "endemic" & internal inefficiency, due to things like corrupt institutions & little political stability?? WHAT??

[@nitinprajapat12345]

if I was able to alive in 2060 then I will be over🤔64 years older what about you guys👴

[@nitinprajapat12345]

😂

[@ognjengaric2687]

60

[@hectora7479]

Nitin Prajapati 59

[@TheAnkurp09]

Nitin Prajapati same..

[@nitinprajapat12345]

ankur pathak tho fir hum dono aaj say bhai bhai 😂😂

[@videoupload987]

The world is so fun to live in!!!

[@joee7809]

Video Upload can I live in your world?

[@mizocosmic]

Its fucking not

[@pedromeneses9617]

Until World War 3 starts...

[@rachnapandey5604]

Welcome to 2020.

[@videoupload987]

@@rachnapandey5604 It's brilliant, my uni exams are called off. I'm living my best life

[@samvortex4136]

China and India alone would have 50% of world's gdp by 2060-2050 lol XD

[@adee6467]

SAM VORTEX so worried ri8

[@berttheace]

We need an Ecological Balance of economic growth: YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116 is an encouragement for mankind to save a sustainable biosphere on earth by a free decision for OneChildPolicy. To reduce worldpopulation from 7.4 Billion in 2016 to the tolerable size of TWO Billion (2x10^9) according to ecological research e. g. Donella and Dennis Meadows ('Beyond the Limits'), Stanford- University of California (Biologist Paul R. Ehrlich, 'The Population Bomb') and the BertTheAce Research-Institute for Ecology (Foundation, 'World Biosphere') we need FOUR Generations (100 years) of OneChildPolicy worldwide on a free decision. If we succeed with worldwide OCP for the coming 100 years, mankind has a good chance to reach a balance between consumption of natural resources, pollution and recovery of a sustainable biosphere for thousands of generations.......and isn't the care for our biosphere on earth a better option for mankind, than to try to escape to Mars, who did already loose his biosphere ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wbk5VoZ8uDmqs HISTORY will CONFIRM BertTheAce and his MASTERPLAN 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116'

[@ditaanggraeni1683]

Who cares with 2050. You will probably gone

[@adinnaikhwani6255]

framb0isier i thinm u are wrong, the one whp declining are europe and america continent all, asia, which is also include middle east and south east asia, are rapidly growing, not to mention china and india, and africa also growing

[@jinxd511]

Why are you so suprised? Usa and Europe ( not only euro zone ) have more than 60% of gdp and only 10% of total population in the world so.

[@mukundmohan1767]

What will happen if China and India collaborate

[@Btt8]

This Video has failed to consider the emerging automated societies.

[@berttheace]

We need an Ecological Balance of economic growth: YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116 is an encouragement for mankind to save a sustainable biosphere on earth by a free decision for OneChildPolicy. To reduce worldpopulation from 7.4 Billion in 2016 to the tolerable size of TWO Billion (2x10^9) according to ecological research e. g. Donella and Dennis Meadows ('Beyond the Limits'), Stanford- University of California (Biologist Paul R. Ehrlich, 'The Population Bomb') and the BertTheAce Research-Institute for Ecology (Foundation, 'World Biosphere') we need FOUR Generations (100 years) of OneChildPolicy worldwide on a free decision. If we succeed with worldwide OCP for the coming 100 years, mankind has a good chance to reach a balance between consumption of natural resources, pollution and recovery of a sustainable biosphere for thousands of generations.......and isn't the care for our biosphere on earth a better option for mankind, than to try to escape to Mars, who did already loose his biosphere ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wbk5VoZ8uDmqs HISTORY will CONFIRM BertTheAce and his MASTERPLAN 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116'

[@frango8352]

BertTheAce but then we will have too many old people to look after...

[@sanjeevm]

@Btt Agree!

[@commandershepard1944]

But the Bio diversity is distributed unevenly.With a one child policy many ethnicities would cease to exist.

[@berttheace]

We must ORGANIZE a SHRINKING ECONOMY for a CLEAN and SUSTAINABLE BIOSPERE as our LONGTERM BASE for HUMAN LIFES. OUR MASTERPLAN is 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116' Link: youtube.com/watch?v=i48bb2…

[@abheygpt1]

So population plays a major role in a nations GDP. Kudos India and China

[@doggyhhCSS]

Ahh thats why USA just banned abort

[@timlorgen1971]

technology is much more important. look at USA and europe.

[@arijitdeb3638]

I think India's growth will be much faster as expected becuase of the new government and various projects 'like Make in India' and so on. I think India will achieve that goal maybe in 2045. I am optimistic about the future as now is the time for developing nations to progress.

[@nitinprajapat12345]

but we need Mr.modi to reelected in 2019 .2024 .2029. 3034 then it is possible

[@mysteriousboy4274]

@@nitinprajapat12345 Yes

[@yashrajdixit4412]

@@nitinprajapat12345 yeah

[@yashrajdixit4412]

Bloody congress should never come

[@prasenjittripura4691]

@@nitinprajapat12345 when whtsaapp /godi media takes place ,,this thoughts come out,,,, do u guys relly follow statistic,,,,how strong econmoy of this country is demolished by modi led bjp?, bfre 2014 india growth above 9% ,, now it is around 5%… high unemployment, inflation alrdy cripple the people daily livelihood

[@boeldieujean-paul9546]

In 1920, the "oil peak" was forecast for year 1924, and the production of oil was 100 times less than now. You cannot imagine how it is difficult to keep the market price of oil at current level, in order to provide such an amount of taxes for producing and consuming countries. 94 % of what you pay in service stations is such taxes.

[@broesilov]

It sounds more like long-term guessing. Population growth, climate change and oil shortages will probably play a much more significant role. I dont believe that this is factored in the OECD models.

[@arian1569]

Can we have a re look at the projections ...seems ok track post pandemic also ? Or a fresh calibration possible ?

[@sum9796]

Well most of them have only little impact Yesterday I saw few articles about same and most of them said that all top economics Indeed experienced a shock and suppression but it was not big enough to affect future growth. Im taking about top 5 only 🇺🇲🇨🇳🇯🇵🇩🇪🇮🇳

[@zigokirtash]

I just wonder one thing. How is it possible for such a big GDP growth for the world as a whole (which we can reason from the growing of non OECD countries) to take place if growth has traditionally been a result of fossil fuels usage and now they are beginning to be depleted? It's not actually the only doubt that I have when watching this video, but I don't really find any possible answer.

[@araratmountain5343]

nuclear power development

[@abheygpt1]

CRUX of the video : You will see youngsters in Asia and Africa while Grandpas and Grandmas in Europe, US , Australia 😂

[@mayursingh9896]

If this happens it will be like old days when india and china used to contribute 50% in worlds gdp

[@aakash26159]

I am an Indian and I want China to help us and make investment in our country so that we can also grow like you

[@bletwort2920]

Sorry but KZbin is blocked in China, they can't hear you

[@peterwang5196]

I hope China 's new catch phrase - the Chinese dream - means precisely that, like the founding father Dr. Sun Yat-Sen had visioned, Chinese will help all people in this world to build a dream world together, with equality and prosperity for all. 天下為公 - under the sky, everything shared by all.

[@Xarriable]

These predictions are not taking into consideration many factors that can ruin the prospect. One of them being war...

[@muhammedk4094]

Huschibaba Actually war is not as common as you think, specifically developing countries know that they have a lot more to lose then gain if they enter into war, they realse what the future holds in store for them and will never wage war.

[@pedromeneses9617]

@@muhammedk4094 Tell that to Pakistan and India

[@trusfratedbunny2215]

@@pedromeneses9617 To Pakistan not india coz we r developing positively & knows that fact well but Pak is crumbling in dust so as their administration or govt controlled by their army behind the curtains so they may can wage the war as they have nothing to loose but India has track record to never initiate from our side even in past 4 wars with Pak. Btw, y'all needed to tell that to whites in EU-RUS instead of indian subcontinent countries lol

[@0404aah]

sure there will be less of a difference between the richest and the poorest countries but I thought the difference would the opposite way with the richer becoming richer and the poorer becoming poorer please explain

[@pedromeneses9617]

The rich become richer and the poor also become richer

[@marcopolo3001]

Greenland is an emerging economy now? So do seals and polar bears want condos too? Or just the penguins.

[@KonradofKrakow]

There are immigrant penguins in Greenland?!

[@marcopolo3001]

ConradInternational You just recently know this? lol

[@internationaldiplomacy3427]

Greenland is part of Denmark.

[@niclas3672]

But.... Greenlands part of Denmark

[@AnimefreakHQ]

Marco Polo Too bad they will go extinct because of climate change.

[@divyanshusingh7194]

We INDIA and CHINA ruled world in past and will do it in Future lets work together China from INDIA

[@charlieschuck19]

the thing about developing countries economies is that it is like a game of hungry hippos and that it is a power gap and the nations grab as much as they can to get a better advantage but a downside to this is if nations increase too rapidly they can come across a number of issues and fall back into their place all while slowly increasing living standards for the people until the nation is stable. Well developed nations like the U.S. cannot grow quickly as developing nations but its development is more stable This is why I believe the Gov is allowing more immigrants to lower the development of the united states, but this also has issues that are mainly focused around the people such as less jobs.

[@voistonjiang3586]

We China is still on our way developing. Although we have grown rapidly recent years, there are still lots of things we should do. So just leave us alone.

[@pedromeneses9617]

That has no effect, China is a devoloped country already and should be treated as one internationally, any problems you may have need to be solved between your inner politics and programs, it's not up to the rest of the world to help China.

[@richiedon9133]

Haha "leave me alone!!" - Jackie Chan

[@amitsingh-yk3ps]

china is already alone

[@manaskumarmaurya3893]

If World Leave China alone then China will not able to do any trade. 😒😒

[@Richard1H65S]

China is very good at playing the victim while trying to take land of other nations. We will leave you alone when you leave all your neighbors alone.

[@Ynhockey]

00:22 I didn't know Lebanon was in the OECD and Israel wasn't... Estonia is also missing. Who made these maps?

[@SohamBhattacharya3105]

+Ynhockey OECD made these maps. It's an official OECD video.

[@fyukfy2366]

it doesnt matter if the map was made by the OECD, they dtill fucked it up, israel is part of the OECD and it was part of it before the video was made

[@neoaksa]

India and China own so many people, why shouldn’t they deserve a better life? Only western people can enjoy good things?

[@user-ly1fk9kk9d]

What fault does western population have? It is not our fault that they live like this. China is the third country in the world by GDP, but 59-71(a number between this) by average monthly salary? The difference is so ridiculous that is unbeleivable that the chinese population do not protest.

[@deatbird99k]

Jie Tao not our fault China isn’t willing to give up their authoritarian ways and India isn’t willing to give up shitting in the streets not exaggerating here half of India’s population shit in the streets.

[@imviiku]

Woren II Britain Looted india completely and u say what Western population's fault.

[@user-ly1fk9kk9d]

vivek sharma They also cultured and educated the population and the way of thinking itself. They also built alot of cities in Asia. I'm not saying Britain was an angel, but it was clear it will also take resources from, basically, a vassal, and they didn't ruin the land how other big countries did in, for example, some parts of Africa. Remember that, if USA was a poor undeveloped country, everyone would say that is UK's and France's fault for taking resources out of America, even if this is an unclear indictment. In hundreds of years the economy is changed by more factors than just "it was a vassal in past", it's also changed on the strength of development, government, unemployment, population's mindset and much more. I've documented sufficiently aforetime on this subject, do you really want to know how an India controlled by the own religion, type of "thinking" and wars with neighbors enemies but without any type of defense from a strong power and without any european impact or mingle for 2000+ years would look like? Even if I don't like saying this, India was not Japan to always fighting to get in the "high levels" of power in the world.

[@LexlutherVII]

DrDoctorDerp™😂

[@AwesomemanTheGuy]

Hooray for emerging economies! Europe keep it up!!

[@IridescentEye]

Money talks, objectivity walks.

[@erictylki5315]

00:59 better way to show it is kids under 5 working in sweatshops.

[@empyrean196]

What becomes of first world nations when the third, and second worlds become developed. Do they stagnate, and lag behind; do they advance into “alpha” first world nations. Maybe some will stagnate/lag, while others will continue to advance.

[@ciaranbrk]

Basically Europe needs to incentivize people to have more children by slashing cost of living and childcare costs.

[@panama-canada]

Those predictions are based on past and current trends. With the invent of new tech, such as AI, those trenda are expected to be disrupted heavily, just like Uber did to taxi business.

[@satnamsingh9604]

Watching this is 2021 Around 10 years after this video was uploaded

[@nisibonum7634]

But like what are these based on?

[@jeffcyphers2257]

I think we should be more concerned about “ where we are” locally. I live in America!

[@avinashkhetri9575]

i feel equal growth of rich and poor is required rather than just the gdp, in developer countries the gap between rich and poor is increasing, i hope and wish future will be better but all i care is about my environment now

[@thepepper191]

Why is Montenegro part of Serbia on your map?

[@berttheace]

We need an Ecological Balance of economic growth: YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116 is an encouragement for mankind to save a sustainable biosphere on earth by a free decision for OneChildPolicy. To reduce worldpopulation from 7.4 Billion in 2016 to the tolerable size of TWO Billion (2x10^9) according to ecological research e. g. Donella and Dennis Meadows ('Beyond the Limits'), Stanford- University of California (Biologist Paul R. Ehrlich, 'The Population Bomb') and the BertTheAce Research-Institute for Ecology (Foundation, 'World Biosphere') we need FOUR Generations (100 years) of OneChildPolicy worldwide on a free decision. If we succeed with worldwide OCP for the coming 100 years, mankind has a good chance to reach a balance between consumption of natural resources, pollution and recovery of a sustainable biosphere for thousands of generations.......and isn't the care for our biosphere on earth a better option for mankind, than to try to escape to Mars, who did already loose his biosphere ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wbk5VoZ8uDmqs HISTORY will CONFIRM BertTheAce and his MASTERPLAN 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116'

[@gomezmagno]

Cool video!

[@JohnSmith-fj1ku]

GDP means how powerful of a countries, GDP per capita means how rich in this countries.

[@manoelmiguel4117]

When it comes to Brazil I have some doubts about that GDP surge, simply because Brazil is running backward these days, and it will take decades to be where it was in 2008.

[@SilentHunter7]

Haha. Long-Term growth. My friend, we've all long stopped caring about our long-term goals and have sacrificed all of them for the sake of the next election cycle and quarterly earnings report.

[@pedromeneses9617]

There are no elections in China

[@Ilovecruise]

@@pedromeneses9617 that’s why they are growing because they don’t freaking reverse all policy done by the previous head

[@pedromeneses9617]

@@Ilovecruise the democratic republic of the congo also has no elections and they are not growing, explain it to me how having no elections is in any way correlated with economical growth

[@Ilovecruise]

@@pedromeneses9617 Premise: 1: In this analysis it is assumed that the top in power is sane/logical, because if the leader is insane it doesn’t matter if the leader is chosen via election or not, it will definitely mess up thing. 2: most of the time a country leadership is held by a group of people and take opinion from various think tank(even China), therefore most of the time the policy imposed have been thought throughly, Thus most of the decision making are often correct. Conclusion: In country with election, it’s likely that opposing party to the current one may win the election, which could reverse all previous leader doing just like what Biden did to trump order, what trump did to Obama order, every 4 year!! whereas country without election ensure that policy get implemented thus ensuring a relative stable business environment which definitely correlate to economic growth.

[@pedromeneses9617]

​@@Ilovecruise There are more successful democratic countries than there are successful dictatorial countries, for now China is under strong leadership, until the point where it isnt, and then no one can get the government out without civil war. Plus, China is on the brink of a big financial crisis regarding their housing market (as is most of the world right now), chinese ghost cities being such a symptom. The steps China will be willing to take to sort out their crisis will make or break their entire economy in the future.

[@lucmeyer4012]

Nice video i would be curious how the EUropean motherstate will evolve

[@calisingh7978]

Wow right on track with agenda 2030, 2050, 2060 thanks for another insight graft.

[@Norwegian733]

This projection has allready failed. China will not be as big as their growth were based on massive export. Now its clear that their export has fallen and even more interesting that their import has fallen too. They wanted to shift their economy from export driven to domestic driven, but imports suggest they fail. And the shocking part is that they now also fail on export. Chinese companies have more debt than US companies. US companies has a high revenue, while chinese companies hardly make money. Especially the export companies. That might lead to a debt crisis or a crisi of bankcrupt business in China.

[@tmjcbs]

And how much bigger is the world in 2060?

[@pedromeneses9617]

The world is a rock, it will not grow in size

[@mr.jakirhosenronnyronny4705]

Thank you

[@journeytothestars7]

Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Israel are developed countries in Asia !

[@mastertheillusion]

Why is GDP the entire basis of growth in this model?

[@berttheace]

We need an Ecological Balance of economic growth: YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116 is an encouragement for mankind to save a sustainable biosphere on earth by a free decision for OneChildPolicy. To reduce worldpopulation from 7.4 Billion in 2016 to the tolerable size of TWO Billion (2x10^9) according to ecological research e. g. Donella and Dennis Meadows ('Beyond the Limits'), Stanford- University of California (Biologist Paul R. Ehrlich, 'The Population Bomb') and the BertTheAce Research-Institute for Ecology (Foundation, 'World Biosphere') we need FOUR Generations (100 years) of OneChildPolicy worldwide on a free decision. If we succeed with worldwide OCP for the coming 100 years, mankind has a good chance to reach a balance between consumption of natural resources, pollution and recovery of a sustainable biosphere for thousands of generations.......and isn't the care for our biosphere on earth a better option for mankind, than to try to escape to Mars, who did already loose his biosphere ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wbk5VoZ8uDmqs HISTORY will CONFIRM BertTheAce and his MASTERPLAN 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116'

[@krishnag773]

let me predict who will be number 1 economy by 2050-60, it will be india.........why lets compare debt now usa has debt equivalent to their economy today, china has debt that is 1.8 times that of their economy and now you compare that with india which has debt of

[@yoman4204]

+krishna G india will be no.1 followed by china and U.S ....

[@mrmalfurion5408]

No china will number 1 chinesse young peoples educated well but india still bad at education. India cant be number 1 at 2060. But will be great power

[@huethen5454]

Your post made your point very clear:) sorry, that was a bad joke. But in all seriousness I guess the one advantage India has over China is stability. India wouldn't be worry about an Arab Spring style revolution, while in China a major "revolution" is still very likely, and who knows what that could lead to? Chaos, or merely a smooth democratic transformation?.

[@gauthamkshatriya2953]

Mr Malfurion bad education? Americans researching on indian education thats why we are successful at everything. we r the country of engineers and doctors

[@tronalddump6768]

@@gauthamkshatriya2953 plenty of engineers even more than USA engineers but compare with their population... Our education does not reach that much people in India ... There are still many poors compared to USA

[@user__100]

America, we are coming for you! - India

[@pedromeneses9617]

Great, another contender for world war 3. Amazing

[@tomsega]

GDP per capita is the same figure of wealth divided by the number of people in the country, so it's still basically an average. I think it will eventually reach a point where there are so many extremely wealthy people in China, and such a large middle class, that even in terms of GDP per capita it will be ranking highly. Granted it may not do as well as Germany for a long time, but then Germany is not mentioned in this video at 2:57.

[@sanosuken7372]

I feel very positive about the future, but at the end it will all depend on the future leaders

[@dolbitnormalno8294]

hello

[@keepthefaith9805]

We're looking for balance between the three pillars here,,,, very critical

[@khangembamkumar7274]

Great explaination 👍

[@elegantebond3934]

Good job Mexico.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

I live in the Euro area. But I don't think it is bad if economies of the word converge. I have one question. Can the planet take more economic growth? The planet is finite. The resources are finite too.

[@Sirhc2023]

Whose watching this in 2020 May 7th, during the coronavirius

[@wjfox2006]

@sav12600 Peak oil has already been reached in a multitude of countries. The Wikpedia page for Peak Oil has a graph clearly showing this. As for metals/minerals, based on current extraction rates, the following reserves will be depleted in the coming decades. All info is available at the US Geological Survey: 2022 - Antimony 2026 - Indium 2029 - Silver 2031 - Lead 2033 - Phosphorus 2035 - Tin That's just a few examples. Fish stocks are also severely depleted and will likely run out by 2050.

[@zawiszaczarny7876]

Euro is not a country .

[@colonelkk]

Video is about economies not necessarily countries

[@Redbloodedsky]

Impressive. What about Latin America? Any forecasts?

[@kevinchen9341]

why is taiwan on the chinese map... the chines GDP doesnt even include numbers from Taiwan.

[@virendraSingh-je3sx]

China and India were biggest economies 40 percent of glibal GDP in 1750 and they will reach to thier destiny in 2060.

[@pedromeneses9617]

I don't think that's true, show me your sources

[@iRRM1994]

yes, very interesting. but whats more important: Why?!

[@gianni7415]

they can't say what will happen one year, how it would be in40 years. But one thing i know if the western world don't change there idea over economic 90% of the people will be poor in2060

[@pedromeneses9617]

True, the western world needs to turn to full liberalization of the economy, it's the only sustainable way to the future. The less government control of the economy, the better.

[@atsc8530]

It's only the prediction and recently China has faced with slower GDP growth than expected

[@tronalddump6768]

What about now.. China became fast again

[@nothingexists5066]

But now both India and China are fastest growing economy

[@dannyrosenberg4175]

Is growth the answer?

[@101sagitario]

Eso México !! poco a poco haciendose una economia más poderosa.

[@MASTACHIEFPWN]

Did they encompass the fact the the Euro Zone is expanding? Multiple other European Countries are applied to join the EU, and will likely take on the Euro as their primary curency.

[@majian78]

Why there is no UK in the graph in EU?

[@RohanSawant-tn5pe]

#Brexit Remember??😂😂

[@bidyutmanna3900]

Good wishes for China and India...be the powerful economy in the world...

[@Oli4Verms]

1) it's true there are less differences between the countries, but inside the countries the inequalities are fastly growing !! this means a little oligarchy of rich people will (and already are) have all the politic decisions in their own hands ... 2) your dream of GDP growth is just nonsense ! due to our energy-rarefaction we will have a global economy that will degrow, there is nothing to do about that and it's not at all annoying also, it only brings some responsability. because if the OECD-countries keep having their own growth, this will only make poor countries have a bigger degrowth, and it's actually already what's happening ! conclusion : please, stop to push our GDP above the ecological limits and share fairly what we have (even if it is decreasing) between all people on our planet, that's all we ask ...

[@mamiefrancoisengoyilanduka2283]

where'is the economics globals goals for bassin KONGO

[@berttheace]

Yes and We need an Ecological Balance of economic growth: YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116 is an encouragement for mankind to save a sustainable biosphere on earth by a free decision for OneChildPolicy. To reduce worldpopulation from 7.4 Billion in 2016 to the tolerable size of TWO Billion (2x10^9) according to ecological research e. g. Donella and Dennis Meadows ('Beyond the Limits'), Stanford- University of California (Biologist Paul R. Ehrlich, 'The Population Bomb') and the BertTheAce Research-Institute for Ecology (Foundation, 'World Biosphere') we need FOUR Generations (100 years) of OneChildPolicy worldwide on a free decision. If we succeed with worldwide OCP for the coming 100 years, mankind has a good chance to reach a balance between consumption of natural resources, pollution and recovery of a sustainable biosphere for thousands of generations.......and isn't the care for our biosphere on earth a better option for mankind, than to try to escape to Mars, who did already loose his biosphere ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2Wbk5VoZ8uDmqs HISTORY will CONFIRM BertTheAce and his MASTERPLAN 'YES WE CAN 2016 - 2116'

[@bigwaser]

Why on the map UE isn't Poland and other country which are in UE?

[@TheAnastacia1989]

I replay you for a couple of times, but you will see in your inbox only the last one, so go down and read them all!

[@Fro7enDesigns]

Euro area is number 1 now in GDP.

[@radoomiron93]

O7 The EU has been number 1 since 2007, but the Eurozone is still on 2nd place.

[@Fro7enDesigns]

Radu Miron Because Eurozone takes out UK.

[@normnord9830]

+Radu Miron Is the Eurozone the EU without the UK?

[@radoomiron93]

The EU actually became the largest economy after Romania and Bulgaria joined. These are non-eurozone countries. The other EU, non-eurozone countries are Sweden, Denmark, Czech Rep, Poland, Hungary, Croatia and the UK. I feel like wikipedia now, lol

[@frango8352]

aisa is number one economy, 99% is aisa

[@michdem100]

One thing - you should not talk about economical power of the Eurozone. You should rather talk about economical power of the EU as a whole. And EU is by far leader in world in GDP.

[@Edisonsepulveda]

Brazil and Mexico rapid growth has put them on the map, others are less relevant, but Latin America has a long way to go to catch up with other zones...

[@gab2012able]

Min 1.00: "China growth and other emerging developing countries would be driven by more educated and more productive workforce" Add to that less hidden funds outside the country and the lack of strings on education through charities, donations - that extract money from budget directed them to private interests.

[@LLopes]

How I see the future: Estonia, an unknown country today, will receive a lot of visibility due to the weakness of the Eurozone and due to its succesful libertarian policies. USA will enter Peter Schiff's "Real Decline of American Economy". There is no escape, shit will really hit the fan. Same with France, Spain, Britain and Italy. Germany will prevail, though. China will be harmed by its imobiliary bubble, but its industry will remain strong. Australia and Hong Kong will prevail above all.

[@RadosawBatrukiewicz]

Where is Poland?

[@hsuehhenry6561]

2060 we will see

[@ABanRocks]

They said why because Europe and Japan population is getting old while developing countries have a lot of young people ready to work.

[@bbeck2256]

Decent enough video. However per capita income would be a better indicator than GDP for how a country is doing. Many of these countries (ex. India) may have bigger GDP's but actually be poorer since their population grows quicker than GDP. And while Japan may go from 7 to 3%, it's population will also fall by more than half, making little change to per capita.

[@user-hr4jo2eu2b]

Have a goodnight productions ideas 😊

[@paweln3590]

Why Poland isnt in EU on that map ? We didnt quit yet.

[@datauncle4691]

wow your vedio is so cool.

[@bob_0146]

What you're saying is population growth = big bucks, so shouldn't India already be the largest economy by that logic?

[@andrewbanderas5595]

wow as a Mexican American, I never knew mexico was a develop country already

[@jejrjeu3976]

Why Poland isn't in UE?

[@LazaroC90]

Mexico will keep on growing

[@2serveand2protect]

Something tells me India will have a much (...MUCH!...) BIGGER GROWTH, than the one stated above and their POLITICAL influence will grow accordingly - both "regionally" AS GLOBALLY.

[@joshbentley2307]

India’s gdp ppp as a percentage of the world’s economy in 2021 was 6.99%.

[@kaustubhlunawat7827]

In 2060 India would be the second largest economy not South Africa

[@matrixz12345]

Okay, but why is Growth so important? cant we just stay at a level, and then instead of growing, make our middle classes and poor people better off? like reducing the amount of money they get taxed, so they can also live a richer life? Economic growth is a number that does not describe how people live, how much buying power each individual has, and surtainly doesnt give a picture of how the weath gap in a country is.. take a look at the video "Global Weath inequality - what you never knew you never knew".. what you will see, is a well functioning economic country, with high growth. But at the same time, its people have less and less to survive of.. Except if your in the top 20% wealth wise.. :) question everything guys..

[@jrmartinez3829]

ok but i wonder what if Canada and the US merge

[@polarisgemini52]

OECD countries should be thinking hard about their aging population. It's quite worrying to be honest

[@aminmohammadzadeh1937]

Yes there is inequality in the US. But GDP per capita is GDP per capita. France has its own wealth inequality also. I don't think it is fake GDP per capita for US. You Americans see other countries like tourists. Living in many of them as a normal public is way less than the American mid class standards.

[@AnonymousOmniscience]

Oh, and automation and artificial intelligence? Yeah, we're just going to pretend like those things don't exist in this video.

[@jobejer]

The euro zone, EU and Europe are 3 different things

[@vijaybhaskarnetula2841]

Still dollar will be reserve currency funny by then yuan will take over some other lol

[@LouisvilleRecruitingReport]

(Fastest Growing economies and populations are in Africa and the youngest populations are in Africa) This video did'nt mention one word of that ! intresting this video must be biased I wouldn't pay any attention to this , no real figure where given .

[@jamesxia9523]

KING Zak tol bad fat guy go eat some hamburgers and fuck off

[@lilrog0909]

King Zak most African are wiping their hands clean of the west instead of investing in Africa. USA waste money on military bullshit for bullshit wars that aint going anywhere. Lol when the chinese wakes up the sleeping giant of the Congo nations its all over for the USA number 1 spot. The chinese know this. The congo has way more useable land, water than any country in the world.

[@jamesxia9523]

lilrog0909​ true story

[@response2u]

Looking at the economy without considering politics is not a good way to predict the future. Non-OECD countries have fragile political systems due their faulty politics and governments. If you can predict politics, then you can predict the economy of a nation too.

[@arvindroshaan]

Show India for where it is in Map like you did for US, China and Japan. Not anywhere you like! Such a blatant negligence is not expected from OECD!