USA vs EU vs China vs South Asia vs Japan: Everything Compared (1960-2017)

[@WawamuStats]

The US had been dominating for the last century, will China and India catch up in the near future?

[@DylanoRevs]

I Kinda want them to pass US

[@switzerland1394]

Maybe, I'm not sure

[@dylans5574]

Maybe

[@raahimhadi4905]

Yes they will, India will improve but China will become this century's superpower very likely

[@zachariah4063]

WawamuStats yes

[@MCCCXI.]

The EU is on a roller coaster ride

[@papapapapapa1545]

Isn't it just a byproduct of measuring stuff in US $ ? Exchange rates fluctuation?

[@scoutvietnam291]

Fluctuating? Well...yes

[@wothin]

If it were in Euro, it would be the other way around

[@jyrrin]

i know, mentally i was trying to connect what was happening at the time like the financial crisis, japan's asset price bubble, china opening up their economy. but the EU was all over the place..

[@いちごくん-l6d]

@@jyrrin The EU 's economy is actually very solid (bar Spain , Greece and Italy). The numbers are purely due to the EUR / USD exchange rate fluctuations. Same goes for Japan

[@sockifor1691]

The EU had mixed emotions about being in front of the US the whole time

[@xdarkhunterx4163]

i think you made a typo there... you meant usa ahead to whole time? ya i totally agree

[@grrumakemeangry]

XdarkhunterX nope eu in front

[@wothin]

That's because it's in usd. If it were in Euro it would be the us who would jump around and the eu would be a straight light

[@xdarkhunterx4163]

@@wothin its in usd because usd is the reserve currency or global currency it wouldn't make a difference if it was in euro or usd the lines would be almost exactly the same its simply because the us gdp is for safe and consistent that the euro it always jumps around alot because eu is a more divided entity than the us

[@wigglebot2368]

XdarkhunterX no because of currency fluctuations. The reason for jumping around is because of the constant changing value versus USD. It would be the other way round in Euros.

[@wenxuyao5934]

EU: y=sin(x) America: y=x China: y=e^x Japan: y=-2x^2 South Asia: y=0.5x

[@jagdeepsingh9515]

?

[@jerrych0w880]

整乐了

[@irvingking2741]

This is how I like you nerd guys. XD

[@bi4lwt5]

LOL

[@frankenstein480]

math genus

[@AS-wj9cr]

If the European Union moves towards a confederation, it could release all the economic and geopolitical potential it wastes in its internal conflicts

[@affentaktik2810]

Salas Miranda yeah cuz unification wouldnt result into internal conflicts at all Eu unification is never going to work or happen Just look at the huhe political divide between the west and the east and south The wealthy countries are liberal while the polrer ones are more conservative thats just how it works Additionally the cultures are just WAY too different to unite It would just be germany cracking down on any resistance and france and britain unsuccsessfulmy trying to assert some dominance since france really didnt get over that entire rivaly thing

[@tsaoh5572]

Zack Asmus The Balkan cannot even unite, what makes you think that a united Europe (that includes the Balkan) will not result into infighting?

[@DreckbobBratpfanne]

Exactly, but the societies have to change otherwise they won't join in one big federal country.

[@affentaktik2810]

Dreckbob Bratpfanne yea all easy talking and no reality at all behind it You see people in eastern europe still actually have culture as they havent abandoned them yet They dont want to change because they like how they are It has been like that since the beginning of time and you expect it to change now for no reason at all It will never work and it will never happen

[@DreckbobBratpfanne]

@@affentaktik2810 it will happen because of a few reasons, maybe until 2050 we'll see.

[@Luboman411]

If you notice at 2:20, which is around 1994-1995, Japan's GDP probably hits roughly 70% of the U.S. GDP in 1994-1995. That is mighty impressive for an island nation with practically no resources and that is smaller than California. Japan's economy was also roughly 60% of the EU GDP. That is also mighty impressive, all things considered. Truly the peak of Japan's golden age as a great economic power.

[@cresenter150]

Absolutely.

[@unconscious1076]

@@Just_another_Euro_dude gdp per capita of japan is higher than most western countries similar to france uk little less than germany

[@DivinesLegacy]

Yeah because of a big bubble

[@黎梦-s1i]

那是因为美国帮助，遭到美国制裁后经济就不行了

[@bluewolf1120]

This was due to the strong yen at the time. The 1990s were the bubble burst era.

[@ΣεληνίτηςΒυζαντινής]

By "European Union" did you just take all current EU member states and combined their GDP together? Because the EU has been expanding its membership ever since its foundation

[@WawamuStats]

It's the current members

[@karellen4913]

@@WawamuStats wow. Alright. Thanks for the clarification.

[@wigglebot2368]

All his videos refer to modern locations.

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

Then maybe Call it EU28

[@Venetianmappingandanimations]

@@WawamuStats wtih UK or not?

[@pigpig1938]

Its still funny to me how Japan and Germany who lost the word war somehow manage to do better than most of the countries that won.

[@pepehimovic3135]

It was the logical outcome. Japan already had an educated population before ww2, (albeit misinformed in terms of ideology 😂) Their geographic location is also a huge win for international trade. They capitalized on their benefits and became the worlds factory in the 50’s and 80’s like China right after. Made cheap stuff for the world at competitive prices. Germans are Germans

[@pigpig1938]

@@pepehimovic3135 😂 I liek the Germans are germans

[@GeorgeVajagich]

Because it is Measured in US Dollars US will be straight line while changes in the value of Euro will change what the $ GDP of EU is even is Actual economy isn't going up or down much that is why EU is roller coaster ride

[@nobilesnovushomo58]

The Euro hasn't fluctuated enough to cause this, yes Euro devaluation and deflation has decreasing effects on investment as due to the uncertainty, but only to the extent the fluctuations devalue long term investments, and while the Euro fluctuates, it's overall stable and so are the economies, which means investment isn't deterred except in limited circumstances. The EU is having way deeper problems to have economic stagnation in stable countries and merely slight deviations in Euro valuation. Furthermore the Euro has on average been Stronger in value to the US dollar (1 euro = 1.19 dollar), which also impacts trade against Europe to an extent. If thy arguing about Real Gross Domestic Product, I can buy a 0.56 kg wheel of President Brie for usually 8.30, now thanks to the contagion it's 12.50. If I go to many restaurants, half the time they'll stuff me with entrees while waiting. If I go to a McDonalds, a Cheeseburger is 1.00, in England it's 1.59, in Germany it's 1.49 (Economists like to use McDonalds prices as an instrument in determining average food costs across the world because of the universal standardization, as well as globalization the food chain uses to procure food). While the valuation is in Dollars, it is the valuation of goods and services according to methodologies accepted the world over like the World Bank, you could just as easily measure it in Euros and the charts wouldn't change.

[@ThiagoMoreiraMatos]

these graphics are amazing! Greetings from Brazil!

[@carterwillyjohnsonyoung2755]

Brazil I Love superpower

[@maxmustermann4149]

Nice detail that Japan has a white curve with a red dot. :)

[@NGZK2900]

you have good observation skills

[@Sunkyonho]

I hope that China, South Korea and Japan can have friendly relations with each others and establish FTA. Make east Asia great again!!!

[@zhenliu2321]

hopefully, similar culture, appearance etc. asian has been bullied for too long

[@kaixuanlu6577]

but usa dont want to see it

[@joy6856]

To do so, sk and jp need to get rid of the control of us

[@麻瓜就是我]

이런 전략적인 눈치 가지고 있는 한국인 오늘전에 본 적이 없는데여 유튜브애선 친미반중보수파 존나 많다

[@ricjrfjrcjjcr]

Let world suck our dicks again!

[@叶白云]

The whole world should work together for a better life.🤝🤝🤝

[@martinarmendariz6086]

Where are you from? I really liked your comment.

[@muyun9525]

@叶白云 of course,right！合作有利於整個人類

[@ぼぶぼぶ-u2b]

Yeah!!🙌

[@partyhu]

梦想是美好的，但是美帝国主义不会这么想，俄罗斯、日本，都是怎么被它欺负过的，全世界掠夺，现在又把矛头指向中国。

[@Mihai769]

That s not how it works

[@infectedruby]

USA - a fairly straight line European Union - *Regularshow intro earape sound* EDIT: don’t read the replys, it’s a political riot down there.

[@Jumptohistory]

Because the value is in USD.

[@olivers-g4021]

@Yasoboy why then is gdp growth at 3.5%

[@wothin]

@@Mathematiqs yes. But here the current eu countries are taken

[@Gardstyle35]

@Yasoboy if u start with feminist politics it will certainly.

[@pengu_jm]

17 percent just in the first Q of 2018, overall US economy grew 2,9%, missing trump’s 3% target

[@diegowang3014]

Can we see the US states Vs the EU countries Vs Chinese provinces?

[@wigglebot2368]

My Dream is 100.000 Subs No Video less is a good thing in this case

[@dinotalarico6015]

Vatican vs San Marino vs Monaco Vs Malta Vs Luxembourg Vs Andorra Vs Maldives (guest) Vs Singapore (guest)

[@tluangasailo3663]

California dominates any states or provinces

[@TimE-io8zy]

@@tluangasailo3663 nope

[@kungfucooking7567]

Tluanga Sailo should gimme you all over

[@MCCCXI.]

When an island is better than all of South Asia in every aspect

[@happyliferay]

Cucumber and India is comparing with America and China

[@AmanSharma-we6dv]

that island once had 75 percent gdp of USA now third largest economy in the world. UK is also an island country have invaded 90% of the world's countries. don't underestimate islands.

[@tana6646]

Cucumber 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ap8055]

@Karthik YT Even if you remove the rest and only compare India to japan, there's still no competition! And Japan is zillion times smaller than India!

[@kiayungko7731]

Proud of my country🇯🇵❤️🇯🇵❤️

[@eatyourcereal5207]

All continents against each other would be a great video idea

[@jacobwoodward4048]

poor Africa lol

[@eatyourcereal5207]

Yeah I thought the same :/ maybe there could be a growth in population stat as one of the stats like GDP, GDP per capita, and so on

[@theyoshi202]

Asia would just win pretty much every (non-per-capita) category...

[@9yearoldepicgamersoldier129]

@@jacobwoodward4048 Lmao 😂

[@MatMart]

While it heavily depends on what your talking about Asia will win in most of the categories where population helps while North America will win in categories like GDP per Capita provided that Mexico doesn’t weigh down the scores too much.

[@dillontravis3219]

2:20 I love how to the high notes to the background music nearly perfectly lines up with EU going up XD

[@AlvinC-sz3li]

China still has a long way to go. Keep moving!

[@xieyilee]

China still has a long way，and we nice for world!

[@GyacoYu]

We are still 7.7 years behind Japan, 2.2 years behind the US and 7.6 years ahead of India.

[@GyacoYu]

Sanju Thinks life expectancy

[@GyacoYu]

Sanju Thinks Dude you can't comparing data between British Raj and WWII+CivilWar China when half of Chinese population were in war zone. By 1949, China and India have life expectancy at par and the difference was only dragged from 1960 to 1975, when Chinese GDP was at its weakest point. We have chosen a development blueprint to make HDI, etc. predate GDP development, that's it. There's no better or worse development blueprint, just choice - one choose the blueprint that works best for one's home country.

[@jingzhi2898]

@@BestQuotesVault 1979年之前中国工农业产值增速也快，主要就是民国底子太差

[@lixixilin]

The fact that most of the basic aspects of life I’m experiencing right now is kind of unimaginable even for around a decade or two back then. Am still shocking that we only skyrocketed the numbers in the 2010’s.... i guess most parts of the world aren’t quite ready for a rapidly developing China. I am very grateful to those who endured everything to see how their hard work paid off now. Much respect

[@kierangreene6714]

The EU is on one wild ride,so much fun living here! :-)

[@Adrian-rb4qp]

Swords Chant EU is great what are you on

[@yarm71]

Swords Chant True

[@Adrian-rb4qp]

Swords Chant no, the result was of the last Norwegian referendum was 47,8 to 52,2. That is a difference in 4,5 which is not a lot. That is not a “big fat NO”

[@Adrian-rb4qp]

@Swords Chant Doing that math proves that the side for leaving the EU would ned circa 107k more votes to win. that's almost like the population of the city of Bodø times two: not a lot. it is worth noting that the last referendum was thirty years ago, and things could change both ways.

[@ABC-ABC1234]

@Swords Chant You realize that Norway is paying MILLIONS of euros just to have access to EU market! If EU wanted your country bankrupt they could do that in no time, by banning all Norwegian goods or scrap the zero duty treaty currently in place!

[@MiSt3300]

EU strong! Together we are one of the leading forces in the world, divided we are prone to attacks from the strong.

[@MiSt3300]

@Swords Chant lol what a weird statement to make... I come from a country with the lowest fertility rate in Europe btw, just 1.4 kids per woman, we really need to step things up in Poland! 😂

[@MiSt3300]

@Ricardo Milos you should only blame your country's decision for that. Not the EU.

[@rennydesu]

Europe will never be united schlomo

[@MiSt3300]

@@rennydesu it is not united because countries in the EU are sovereign. Nobody wants to unite europe into one union. It is impossible. But a close cooperation of EU countries under one goal is good for everyone in the EU. what is Schlomo?

[@rennydesu]

@@MiSt3300 The European Union is just subjugating nation states by taking away their right to defend themselves with their own personal army. The EU already controls member states by forcing monetary cuts to their funding... it's a bad idea to centralize the EU and the political bureaucracy should be shut down

The incredible is that Japan in 1995, with only +-33% of USA's population and with a little territory (nearly 30x smaller) that have so many earthquakes had 75% of USA GDP. Greetings from Brazil

[@stafer3]

You have to take that into context. There are few specific factors that made that happened. First, obviously work ethic and education, I don’t want to take that away from them, but also... After ww2 Japan military was abolished. And their defense was delegated to USA. Which allowed their defense spending be less than 1%. That’s large amount of resources you can use on development. Every year. For decades. USA has/had (will see with these trade wars) open market from the end of ww2. All American allies had access to US market. You can call it bribe. So they don’t switch allegiance to Soviets. They were all allowed to export almost unhindered to build up their economies. Obviously that’s not something that you can exploit indefinitely. This “I will protect my own market, but I will export sh*tload to America so I can grow rapidly” works only until you don’t become too big that it starts causing problems to America. After that America will just demand to open your own market as well, or they will start protecting their market just like you. These negotiations happened in 1985 and 1987 for Japan. Japan saved a lot on children. Taking care of child for 25 years until it’s released into job market is costly. Education alone for those two decades costs 250 thousand dollars. Take healthcare, housing, feeding it, sacrificing your own time, etc. They skipped that part. So for about 20 years they had tremendous amount of growth and productivity. Woman not at home with child, but working, means higher GDP. Money invested into company instead of paying for school, means higher GDP. So at the end of 1980s, they managed their pinnacle. But then 20 years were spent. Children that weren’t born, didn’t arrived in Japanese job market. Less workers, means smaller economy. And they are in economic stagnation ever since.

@@stafer3 you are right, I agree with you. Even though I had said that they have a little territory and population (compared to USA), I know that to make this possible, it's necessary the help of your own population. Japan did so many things (like you had mentioned before) before to make this possible. I don't know if you will agree with me, but I think that the culture can (or not) help a country to be developed. (because for exemple, how can you make a country less corrupt if the persons always are "trying to get out in the front" to the other persons, in other words, the habitants being corrupt too?)

[@jonchedgy6654]

It was purely due to an overvalued Yen at that point - when converted using PPP's Japan's GDP was only around 38% of the USA's Using PPP's shows a more accurate picture, if you can get PPP data that is - this shows a relative fall from 38% in 1994 to 27% in 2018 compared to a much more dramatic fall from 71% to 24% if you convert using exchange rates.

[@いちごくん-l6d]

@@jonchedgy6654 who cares. GDP per capita is MUCH more important than overall GDP.

[@jonchedgy6654]

@@いちごくん-l6d How does converting using PPP's change this at all? GDP per head at x-rates fell from around 152% of the US in 1994 to 63% now whereas the fall when using PPP's was a much more subdued 81% to 70%

[@subscribeofficial7134]

*_decades ago_* Japan : now we proudly say we are above usa in gdp percapita USA stare jealously : wait that's illegal *_impose plaza accord_* USA : now I'm number one again *_decades later_* USA : CHINA WHAT ARE YOU DOING?

[@pinkperson7413]

Subscribe Official pfft. China will never secede the us in terms of gdp per capita

[@subscribeofficial7134]

@@pinkperson7413 in china case it's total gdp

[@pratykshgoel]

@@pinkperson7413 you do know china believes in proving people wrong

[@thesportsguy3088]

China: to beat your ass USA

[@subscribeofficial7134]

@@thesportsguy3088 USA as always, impose sanction

[@zeroone754]

吾曾沉沦苦海

[@_miyassan2868]

I live in japan, it's is fortunately. I want to better world life levels,lifespan and understand another countries. Thanks this video made.

[@BOLPutube]

Miyassanみやっさん Have fun with the awful work culture

[@mrhammer2684]

I live in germany but i love japan

[@dallyh.2960]

I want those abs of that man in your pfp

[@buhutu]

很直观，很清晰，谢谢up主🙏

[@marcogentileyt6259]

Love China from Spain!!!

[@buhutu]

@@marcogentileyt6259 thank you😀

[@buhutu]

@V-NZX yes

[@buhutu]

@V-NZX So you are from Japan?

[@buhutu]

@V-NZX emmmm...that's interesting. I really have no ideas about the absolutely same use of up主...how do you read this word?

[@francis8062]

*Japan runs alone that's why it's the best. Japan is: honor, loyalty, reliability, abnegation, high tech super reliable goods. Respect from Italy.*

[@armakeen3576]

You forgot to say: really high suicide rate because too much work

[@leonardolamberti8302]

@@armakeen3576 sadly yes

[@Cnut_the_grape]

@@armakeen3576 it also has pretty low homicide rates. Japan is a weird country(in a good way).

[@brandon9327]

Could you replace honor, loyalty and reliability? See what it has done to its father China🤦‍♂️🤭

[@york0Town]

Yifei Zhan diggin back at some shit 70+ years ago i see... When will you guys get over it?

[@sumitroy3483]

South East Asia vs south Asia vs western Asia and middle East vs Africa

[@scoutvietnam291]

I can tell, you said this with certitude.

[@idontusecryptocurrency5870]

1. Westurn asia 2. South asia 3.south east asia 4.africa

[@idontusecryptocurrency5870]

I am including gulf countries in west asia

[@bernardsusanto449]

Dude, western asia is the same with middle east

[@bideshpaul8474]

Well india can't alone carry total South Asia.....other South Asian nations are just nothing

[@daikokutentv5428]

日本頑張ってほしい

[@さとり-v2q]

そだね。

[@いえい-n6c]

てか日本すごくね？wこの島国でこんな大国達と戦えるとは...

[@seatonlauren115]

我居然可以看懂你们讲话

[@dungantiger3018]

俺達は老人の事を老害って馬鹿にしてるけど、うぜぇやつらだけど確かに凄かったよな 今の日本にはパワーがないよな

[@minh5295]

For some reason, I feel like this topic should be used for the old comparison style because the EU, USA, China is a group many states(USA), provinces(CHINA), and countries(EU) so we can see their total power but we can't see what is the best of these three groups.

[@WawamuStats]

That will be for another video where I compare Chinese provinces, American states with countries

[@informationispower-datasta3899]

WOW this chart dances on the rhythm of music!

[@iloveanime740]

Japan doing that great without any natural resource and being a mountainous country with full of natural disaster and an old population respect ♥

This is so under rated channel.

[@MrBdoleagle]

a great topic. hope you can update this video in 2021, must be fun to see it, since so many events (coronavirus, forest fire, locust, racial fight ...) in 2020. the world must take a big hit.

[@akattau]

Japan's GDP has very high positive correlation with that of EU.

[@presidentusa791]

That's because it is based on dollars. So its fluctuations affects the EU and Japan mostly. If it was on euros EU would be an straight line and Japan and USA would have a positive correlation.

[@schopen-hauer]

@@presidentusa791 the lows in japan and eu gdp are connected to exports to usa, if the american consumer is not consuming you can see gdp falling in japan and eu, you can actually tell the recessions.

[@dylans5574]

Love your videos!

[@sumitroy3483]

Latin America vs Western Europe vs east Asia vs USA

[@marcogentileyt6259]

What the fuck are you saying?? If Latin American can't compete with other developed regions...

[@sumitroy3483]

@@marcogentileyt6259 Latin America has nominal GDP of 5.5 trillion dollars. So it can compete.

[@sssssen95]

@@sumitroy3483 1/4 of other regions,cant compete

[@royalopera6399]

@@marcogentileyt6259 East Asia developed? Oh, okay, Qatar, Israel and Emirates, but others, developed countries? Latin America is the third richest continent, around 2030 it'll have 5 developed nations and around 2040, majority will be developed.

[@1503tieto]

What if EU vs NA vs Middle East/ Arab Union vs East Asia (Developed Region) Then ASEAN vs SA vs South Asia (Developing Region)

[@eipi5173]

Tracing the different parties in office offers some interesting insights.

[@vonhimdiep4725]

Yes!! New WawamuStats video!!

[@sumitroy3483]

Please do video on south Asia vs Africa vs southeast Asia vs middle east

[@Ugapiku]

Jesus EU is like waves on top of the ocean xDD

[@lalitpahan2602]

It seems like European Union is taking a ride on Roller coaster

[@stijnhs]

Cuz of currency fluctuations. It would be reverse if the GDP was counted in euros instead of dollars

[@mmacronn]

Wonderful work ! Simple, clear and informative! Astounding work, thank you!

[@ravitank9899]

Amazing wawamustats.. love to know about u more !!

[@cresenter150]

This comment should directly told to wawamustats :)

[@1503tieto]

Japan is amazing, even though it only has around 120 million inhabitants, but they can counterbalance the union of nations such as EU and giant population countries such India & China.

[@tana6646]

Tietoja Akbar Baroroh 😊

[@azaria_phd]

Actually their economy is doing pretty horribly and it's been like that since 1995. Japan has around a third of the US population and around a fifth of the EU's.

[@1503tieto]

@@azaria_phd yea cuz since the late of 20th century there were more elder than younger. So, their economy had become fluctuative.

[@vickysingson3802]

@Adib almost all country was shit before so whats your point? We're talking about the present not past bitch

[@okok-zj4lk]

@Adib Was a slave to China culturally? Wat?

[@1Welshdylan]

EU dancing with the US

[@yaoma4147]

I really like this background music!

[@mmxvii-17]

It sucks dick and crying and moaning

[@nathandrake4803]

I like your music choice

[@xerxes1587]

I love the music😌

[@rajuniyalp200]

EU seems like on a rollercoaster... while USA maintained its upward trajectory almost at the same pace....

[@cool9282]

Because of shitty eastern european countries

[@jonchedgy6654]

@@cool9282 Actually no, it's because of exchange-rate fluctuations

[@nerevarchthn6860]

cool9282 wtf no it’s because they talk about usd would it be in Euro the USA would be shitty

[@schopen-hauer]

8 trillion in exports... crazy

[@DeadGiveAway.]

Its crazy to think that at one point Japan, a small island country, would have a larger economy than all of Asia combined.

[@semanpaku1717]

South asia not all asia..

[@agrajyadav2951]

@I’m Laughing yeah it's not like India and China were struggling due to centuries of exploitation and loss...

[@JaalNinetyfour]

I deeply love your videos

[@漫画掘り掘り研究者]

アメリカ、中国、EU、アジア。 これ、小さな国が集まった1つのグループ。 日本は小さな国のはずなんだが😂

[@chew7710]

EU: dancing with me! up down up down up.........

[@GyacoYu]

We are still 7.7 years behind Japan, 2.2 years behind the US and 7.6 years ahead of India.

[@abesaale6339]

What is formula plz tell me

[@RainyNight3546]

@@abesaale6339 Those are the life expectancies listed in the video

[@chutcithok3948]

LMAO

[@arifigo1006]

3:09 red capes are coming, red capes are coming !

[@JoutenShin]

Ty for this video.

[@leajanney5623]

The best one you ever made! EPIC!

[@riccardogimenez3236]

Love from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@辰时-D]

我们真的很努力了😭

[@庭有枇杷树-s9h]

革命尚未成功，同志仍需努力 (ง •̀o•́)ง (ง •̀o•́)ง

[@newsionl6092]

我们需要等一次战争。 实际的工业品生产能力，我们已经达到了美欧水平。 但是因为汇率关系，我们的货币估值仍然处于低位。

[@orfet1]

I see three continents competing, USA could be a continent by itself.

[@khenricx]

Well, the US IS basically a "continent". I mean, North america is only 3 big countries... Both Canada and the US are the size of Europe.

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

@@khenricx North America is 23 countries

[@khenricx]

@@meltedicecreamsandwich If you include Central america in it, Yes. It depends how you divide the continent I guess.

[@christianreiss7203]

US is actualy 2x size of EU in terms of land area

[@icantthinkrightnow736]

Love your comparisons!

[@yanshengjia]

Kind of like the background music. It makes the video looks magnificent.

[@parkjihooo]

Lets go Asia, China, India and Japan!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@李勋-r7k]

💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@GyacoYu]

Why do you specifically forget Koreas?

[@GyacoYu]

Why do you specifically forget Koreas?

[@parkjihooo]

@@GyacoYu Because I am korean

[@parkjihooo]

@@GyacoYu Amd korea wasn't in the video

[@raahimhadi4905]

Ay Japan!

[@malayanilchakraborty4873]

Being an Indian it's so frustrating to see being at last. People here should stop fighting over politics and help the country to grow

[@zuboy4272]

we along with Pakistan , and Bangladesh represent 25% of world , yet we have have gdp per capita of only 1500 , and 30%or more are below poverty line , why cant we be like china politicians are not to be blamed , we as people , failed utterly , blinded by facts and followed own figures , gods and our own personal gain

[@ZsXie10]

ZuboyTV 83% of Indian are living under 5.5 $ a day. Question: what is poverty line in India ?

[@zuboy4272]

@@ZsXie10 dumbass , expenses are also less , $1 is enough for a one time meal , and house cost is way too low compared to other countries, So even earning less in international numbers you have to compare same with living cost per day of the country A clear ignorance if urs

[@zuboy4272]

@@ZsXie10 of*

[@zuboy4272]

@@ZsXie10 so ? It's 84 , Average IQ doesn't represent me and in terms of population and poverty 84 is not bad

[@theasianthatsbetterthanyou8324]

Oh my, what a lovely comment section down here.

[@omermidan7673]

you are the best channel ever love too much from Egypt

[@astchen3675]

I have some doubt that how you calculate the total exports of the EU, is there include the product's inner circulate among the EU?

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

I thought about the same. Maybe it is every state's exports added up. Still, Germany alone almost has as many exports as the US. You can see that in this Channel's Export ranking Video...

[@Countcho]

Yeah i agree, that number seemed off

[@ssssaa2]

@@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890 Most of those exports are to neighboring european union members though. Trade between Texas, Florida, and New York doesn't count as exports, and most of the regional economy of NA is just the USA. North America is the least connected region to the rest of the world economically though too.

[@jonchedgy6654]

@@ssssaa2 About 50% to 60% of EU exports go to other EU countries - it would not stop the EU being No.1 in the ranking but would significantly close the gap.

[@AlmightyAaron0423]

Jon Chedgy that's help Germany a lot since they ruled EU, but Italy or Greece get fucked up.

[@sirdominic7209]

When the EU went: ⬆️⬇️↗️↖️↘️⬇️⬆️⬇️↗️⬇️ I felt that

[@f.g6870]

Why is South Asia here? It is clearly in another level. not comparable to others

[@meltedicecreamsandwich]

@@ekaanshahuja5535 Ok? What does that have to do with today? They shouldn't have been included. The Soviet Union/Russia should have been.

[@f.g6870]

@@ekaanshahuja5535 the growth rate of India is fairly low for a big developing economy, to be honest. It has to be about 12% if India wants to grow like China in 2000s

[@thesportsguy3088]

You can see it's not creating a rollercoaster unlike EU and USA.. they are stable coz of population they will surpass USA GDP

[@afuyan]

Damn, that Plaza Accord hit so hard.

[@ukaszfurmaniak1555]

Hypnotic!

[@음-o9m]

random math teacher : "LeTs difFeRentIatE tHis fUNctiOn"

[@TrainThings]

Happy to see that live expectancy is growing in all countries, especially in poor countries. This is most important than any economic index.

[@lionkinggamer9458]

EU EU EU STRONG

[@0-0hertz93]

LionKingGamer But it can’t beat one country

[@dominik156NT]

@@0-0hertz93 USA it's not 1 country it's 50 states

[@0-0hertz93]

Dominic London 50 states is one country you idiot

[@Kdramacookie7]

EU = empires

[@0-0hertz93]

msiddique siddique siddique I thought empires were powerful

[@alchemisthermes841]

Please do a Canada vs Australia video. It'd be interesting to see how these Commonwealth countries have fared. Perhaps include UK and NZ too

[@plumebrisee6206]

Canada vs Australian vs NZ vs SA

[@AlmightyAaron0423]

Alchemist Hermes they all should get kick back to their Brits island

[@barackobama8312]

Awesome work. Great grapics supported by astonishing music. It’s however important to note that the European Union didn’t exist in currunt form at most of the projected years and that many eastern European countries were part of the Soviet Union or followed socialistic policies (e.g. Yugoslavia), thus a lower (average) GDP for the EU as a whole.

[@いちごくん-l6d]

True but all the 10 new member states's GDP per capita has increased quite rapidly in recent years. Also, the combined population is still less than 1/5 of the old EU. The entire eastern flank of the EU has a SMALLER population than Germany. So dont worry too much.

[@D0d0Dada]

I have the feeling that the total exports of the EU are calculated incorrectly... you cannot just add all the exports of the EU countries together because most "exports" stay within the EU

[@emeraldspelledwrong1376]

nobody: china in 2001: I am speed wait why am I using a dead meme

[@wigglebot2368]

emrald spelled wrong I am speed: China

[@1billionsubscriberchallang860]

EU: WEEE THIS IS A GREAT ROLLER COASTER

[@wangyunfei7230]

SOOOOOOOOO great vedio

[@joycechang8005]

what a beautiful background music！

[@cresenter150]

Agreed

[@leotimtom6637]

GDP of European Union looks exactly like my doctor`s prescription.

[@jasongamalath6830]

I like how calm and solid is US economy ....

[@nerevarchthn6860]

Jason Gamalath it could be much better if they wouldnt spend over 3 trillion in military

[@darukan]

@@nerevarchthn6860 Nah, we pay out the ass for defense so allies dont have to, and since they dont have to worry about defense as much, they have more money to do business with the US. It also puts them partially reliant on the US and giving leverage. America isnt a country it's a business

[@MrShamsiyah]

US, China, EU and India are all really unions of different nations. Only Japan is a one-nation state. Japan is amazing. So is Germany.

[@johnnyhaselnuss9808]

MrShamsiyah But.. but Germany is also made up of smaller nations...

[@MrShamsiyah]

@@johnnyhaselnuss9808 Even so, Germany is far more homogeneous than any of the countries I compared to Japan.

[@0-0hertz93]

MrShamsiyah The U.S isn’t really a Union since the states aren’t independent countries

[@0-0hertz93]

MrShamsiyah If you’re talking about some of the unorganized and organized islands the U.S owns than they probably don’t count that as the U.S’s GDP since they are technically their own countries.

[@0-0hertz93]

MrShamsiyah And you have to remember that the U.S is the one that helped Japan into economic growth

[@isaks7042]

In 2018 the EU actually exported 2170 Billion. If you exclude intra-trade which you should have.

[@AlmightyAaron0423]

Isak Samuelsson that's why Germany Netherlands looks exported hell lots of goods in other videos, it's like China or American one province exports to another province.

[@isaks7042]

@@AlmightyAaron0423 Exactly. How much trade a country have depends on: Where most inhabitants live, if they live close to another country's borders or if the population is centred in the middle of the country. Compare the cities St Petersburg and Moscow. Guess which of the cities who possibly trades more with the outside world? Answer: St Petersburg. Because driving a truck or train all the way to Moscow takes time because it lies so deep in the country. Germany is sparsely populated in the centre of the country, most germans live in the west or south, very close to dense countries like Belgium and Netherlands and Austria, Switzerland that's why they trade so much with each other. So basically: Size and where most inhabitants live is what matters. Have that in mind when comparing trade. Because numbers mean nothing themselves.

[@MiSt3300]

Greetings from an EU citizen from Poland!

[@キッズラザニア]

🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺Make Japan Great Again…

[@rihuanlu6320]

キッズラザニア 🤔

[@arunavadasgupta8727]

Yes 💖 from India

[@siabe3557]

It is impossible… マジで詰んでる 無理ゲー📉🤪

[@香港巨婴太幼稚]

The US does not allow.😂

[@廬州小叮噹]

@@香港巨婴太幼稚 哈哈哈哈，扎心了有没有

[@barackobama8312]

What’s the name of this song?

[@Lemonz1989]

The EU is so diverse, with many countries at different stages of development and different economic focuses, which is probably why it’s fluctuating so much. In general, the EU is also very reliant on trade, as this graph also showed, so the economic output is reflected in what the condition of the world economy is.

[@umechan39]

I noticed that Japanese GDP fell down after huge earthquakes. It's a surprising thing that Japanese GDP seldom went beyond that of 1995, just around the huge earthquake at Hyogo Prefecture.

[@proogenji7526]

I like that the EU curve likes to move with the song

[@erichvonmanstein1952]

Japan had %71 of USA’s GDP in 1995.Damnnn!

[@tigeriontigerion9112]

@kimi Like today EU? Lol.

[@doomslayerobama]

The EU is your heart rate when you go from 1st to 23rd to 14th in Kahoot

[@broski7088]

Funny how the USA can beat out the EU in gdp but the EU is like 20 countries

[@javiervalentincamunas367]

And USA is like 50 countries. USA is bigger than the entire continent of Europe.

[@canigetsubs-pm7hz]

@@javiervalentincamunas367 acually usa is 50 STATES not COUNTRIES, second european continent is bigger than usa's by few hundred thousand km2

[@ИгорьМельник-р3и]

True

[@leonardolamberti8302]

@@canigetsubs-pm7hz but this is the EU not all of europe so of land the EU is smaller

[@gym488]

@@javiervalentincamunas367 eu has 800m people. Us has 300m people.

[@taiket]

Make one with Denmark vs Norway vs Sweden

[@mixshare]

impressive