World Data - C. Bravo O.

laudio bravoTeoría Del Comercio Internacional
Profesor: Claudio Bravo-Ortega

Largest Populations

Fuente: “Pocket World In Figures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Largest PopulationsFuente: “Pocket World In Figures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Fertility Rates

Fuente: “Pocket World In Figures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Fertility Rates

Fuente: “Pocket World InFigures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Biggest Economies (GDP)
Place 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Country USA Japan Germany China UK France Italy Spain Canada Brazil RussiaIndia Mexico South Korea Australia Netherlands Turkey Sweden Belgium Indonesia Switzerland Poland Norway GDP ($bn, 2007) 13751 4384 3317 3206 2772 2590 2102 1436 1330 1313 1290 1177 1023 970 821 766656 464 453 433 424 422 388 Place Country GDP ($bn, 2007) 24 Saudi Arabia 383 25 Taiwan 383 26 Austria 373 27 Greece 313 28 Denmark 312 29 Iran 286 30 South Africa 283 31 Argentina 262 32 Ireland 259 33Finland 245 34 Thailand 245 35 Venezuela 228 36 Portugal 223 37 Colombia 208 38 Hong Kong 207 39 United Arab Emirates 199 40 Malaysia 187 41 Czech Republic 175 42 Romania 166 43 Nigeria 165 44 Chile164 45 Israel 164 46 Singapore 161

$bn: Billion (Dollars)

Fuente: “Pocket World In Figures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Regional GDP
Regions World Advanced Economies G7 Euro Area(16) AsiaLatin America Eastern Europe Middle East Africa GDP ($bn, 2007) 60690 42100 32221 13633 7239 4210 4049 1814 1278 % annual growth 2003-08 4,6 2,5 2,1 2,1 9,1 5,3 6,7 5,9 6,0

Fuente: “Pocket World InFigures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

Regional Purchasing Power
Region World Advanced Economies G7 Euro Area(16) Asia Latin America Eastern Europe Middle East Africa GDP, % of total 2008 100,0%55,3% 42,1% 15,7% 21,0% 8,6% 8,1% 3,9% 3,1% $ per head, 2008 10220 36900 38720 32110 4070 10430 12090 10760 2460

Fuente: “Pocket World In Figures”. 2010 Edition. The Economist

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