Top 10 Richest Countries Of The Future

Top 10 Richest Countries Of The Future Source: https://exploredia.com/top-10-richest-countries-of-the-future/ ================================================= Top 10 Richest Countries Of The Future 10. Canada 9. France 8. Mexico 7. Brazil 6. United Kingdom 5. Germany 4. Japan 3. India 2. United States 1. China ================================================= Top 10 Richest Countries Of The Future Keywords : 10. Canada Canada Richest Countries Of The Future By 2050 Of all the countries studied by HSBC, the United States of America’s neighbor to the north is the only country who’s economy is expected stay in the exact same ranking in forty years. Currently, the 10th richest country in the world, Canada is supposedly going to remain the 10th richest country in the world in 2050 with a predicted $2.29 trillion economy. 9. France France Most Wealthy Country 2050 While it might not seem like a bad thing to make the list of the expected richest countries of the future, ninth place is not exactly where you want to be when you’re currently the world’s sixth strongest economy. HSBC projects that France’s development of per capita income will see a lag during the next forty years. Things haven’t been great for the French economy since the global recession in 2008, seeing almost no economic growth per year at 0.3 percent. 8. Mexico Mexico Richest Countries Of The Future America’s neighbors to the south are expected to do even better than their northern friends in Canada in the year 2050. Not even in the current top 10 best economies in the world, Mexico is expected to shoot from number 13 to number eight in the ranking of the world’s economies by 2050 with an expected value of $2.81 trillion. 7. Brazil Brazil Flag Brazil’s economy is predicted to be $2.96 trillion by 2050. The Brazilian economy has really found its footing since their economic downfall between 1986 and 1994 when the nation saw inflation at 500 percent a year. Like Mexico, most of this growth of wealth is going to go to the elite class, with the average per capita income for citizens expected to drop from 52nd in the world to 61st. 6. United Kingdom 300px-Flag_of_the_United_Kingdom.svg The United Kingdom will not see much of a change in global economic ranking in the future, dropping only one spot to number six. While this may not seem like great news for the United Kingdom, they will have done a tremendous job catching up to their nearest economic competitor, Germany, which is currently the richest country in Europe. 5. Germany germany flag In the years to come, Germany will maintain its role as the richest country in Europe, but it will hold a more narrow lead. HSBC says Germany’s economy will be worth $3.71 trillion in 2050, making it not only the richest country in Europe but one of the richest countries of the future. 4. Japan japan Japan is expected to drop two ranks in the global economy on the list of richest countries of the future. HSBC expects Japan’s economy to be worth $6.43 trillion by then. 3. India Flag-of-India HSBC expect’s India’s economy to be worth $8.17 trillion by 2050. With no shortage of people, India is going to see a huge surge in their working population in the next forty years, resulting in an expected average growth of 5 percent a year. It will also be the most populous country in the world, taking over China’s current position at the number one spot. It is expected to be home to 1.5 billion people. 2. United States united-states-american-flag-HD-wallpaper The United States is no longer expected to be the world’s lone economic superpower in 2050, slipping to the number two spot on the list of richest countries in the future. With an out of control banking system that is widely blamed for the economic collapse of 2008, . The American economy is predicted to be worth $22.27 trillion in 2050. 1. China Flag_of_the_People's_Republic_of_China.svg Squeaking past the United States by a margin, China is projected to be the richest country in the world in 2050, with HSBC predicting their economy to be the strongest in the world at $25.33 trillion. Much of the reason for the boost to China’s future economy is because China is expected to absorb the economies of Hong Kong and Macao by 2049, boosting the economy just past the United States. China would probably be projected to have a wider economic margin in the future if it weren’t for their population growth. Like Japan, their workforce is aging and a just-nixed one-child policy has slowed their population growth, putting India on track to be number one in the world’s population. Still, the number one spot is the place you want to be, and China is expected to be the richest country of the future. ======================================= Please You Visit This Channel ''Bilt 10s'' If You Impress, Please Subscribe This Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEvOety-ZM5DwvPkQ5xgTqA -: * Thanks For Watching * :-