Projeção
THE RACE AHEAD
Jan 10th 2011, 15:33 by “The Economist online”
THE WORLD’S BIGGEST ECONOMIES ARE CHANGING FAST
“The World in 2050, published by PwC, a professional-services firm, concludes that the financial crisis has accelerated the shift in global economic power to emerging economies.
Our chart sets out its projections for potential GDP growth for a selection of countries. The world’s two biggest economies are not shown as they would be off the scale, but in December “The Economist” invited you to predict when China would overtake America. This year India’s economy (which becomes too big for our chart by 2025) could overtake Japan’s, and Brazil could move ahead of France. In 2014 Russia could overtake Germany. Measured by GDP in purchasing-power-parity terms, which adjusts for price level differences across countries, the largest E7 emerging economies seem likely to be bigger than the current G7 economies by 2020. Such forecasts are of course subject to countless variables, but the report argues that the change in rankings should occur in roughly the same order even if the exact dates differ.”
P.S.:
Sobre o assunto, sugerimos a leitura da nossa postagem mais recente, de quinta-feira, 3 de fevereiro de 2011, intitulada “RANKING DO PIB DE TODOS OS PAÍSES DO MUNDO”
FONTE: publicado no inglês “The Economist Online” e transcrito no blog de Luis Favre (http://blogdofavre.ig.com.br/2011/01/as-maiores-economias-do-mundo-estao-mudando-rapido/).
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