China is the largest economy in the world

[Truths]

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GDP of China at PPP: 21 trillion USD

GDP of USA at PPP: 19 Trillion USD

When you talk about the size of the economy, PPP should be the figure that you look at because it takes account of the price and cost of living differences across coutnries.

So while China’s GDP at nominal exchange rates makes it 2nd largest, at purchasing power parity, its economy is larger than not just the US but also the EU.

The estimates are by IMF and other respectable international organizations and the figures are public information. Just Google it. Wikipedia has the info.

 

[G.Jacob]

So what?

 

[Joseverest]

KOKAY

 

[fundi25]

U.S. niwezi hawawezi kuwazidi watu wenye rasilimali zote!!

 

[Frank Wanjiru]

Bado sana mchina/mfeki kumshusha U.S hizo ni data kama zile za zinazopikwa hapo Lumumba kuhusu hali ya Uchumi wa TZ.

 

[GreatSeal]

Bado sana mchina/mfeki kumshusha U.S hizo ni data kama zile za zinazopikwa hapo Lumumba kuhusu hali ya Uchumi wa TZ.

China will never come close even by 40%......mrija mmoja tuu wa bidhaa wanazo supply us ukikatwa jamaa wameshuka kabisaaa....sitaj mingine

 

[Come27]

China will never come close even by 40%......mrija mmoja tuu wa bidhaa wanazo supply us ukikatwa jamaa wameshuka kabisaaa....sitaj mingine

Kweli kabisa mkuu.

 

[Mr the dragon]

Mchina Bado sana kwa Mmarekani na itachukua miaka mingi sana.Lakini Scandinavian countries ndo nchi zilizoendelea zaidi duniani kwa wanaoelewa dhana ya maendeleo ya kweli

 

[error term]

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GDP of China at PPP: 21 trillion USD

GDP of USA at PPP: 19 Trillion USD

When you talk about the size of the economy, PPP should be the figure that you look at because it takes account of the price and cost of living differences across coutnries.

So while China’s GDP at nominal exchange rates makes it 2nd largest, at purchasing power parity, its economy is larger than not just the US but also the EU.

The estimates are by IMF and other respectable international organizations and the figures are public information. Just Google it. Wikipedia has the info.

Hi nilimwambia mkuu moja Izzo kuwa gdp ya china kwakutumia ppp ni kubwa zaid ya US maana china kunafanyika uzalishaji wa vitu vingi sana ambavyo watu wanasema havina ubora ila vinatumiwa na wengi. Na US vitu vyake vingi vinakuwa high price based on labour cost. Lakin kwakuwa wakikopea wanatumia dollar na yuan ni dhaifu kwa dollar china anaonekana gdp yake ndogo. Mfumo dollar tuu ndio unamtesa china ila sio productivity

 

[HIMARS]

Jamanai

 

[ze kokuyo]

China will never come close even by 40%......mrija mmoja tuu wa bidhaa wanazo supply us ukikatwa jamaa wameshuka kabisaaa....sitaj mingine

You're 100% right.

 

[Truths]

Hi nilimwambia mkuu moja Izzo kuwa gdp ya china kwakutumia ppp ni kubwa zaid ya US maana china kunafanyika uzalishaji wa vitu vingi sana ambavyo watu wanasema havina ubora ila vinatumiwa na wengi. Na US vitu vyake vingi vinakuwa high price based on labour cost. Lakin kwakuwa wakikopea wanatumia dollar na yuan ni dhaifu kwa dollar china anaonekana gdp yake ndogo. Mfumo dollar tuu ndio unamtesa china ila sio productivity

Ni sawa kabisa.

Purchasing power parity ama PPP, Ina poangalia items mbalimbali za bidhaa na huduma l:-

kwa mfano
kunyoa nywele USA barbershop na nywele hizo ukanyoe barbershop ya China.
USA utatumia pesa nyingi zaidi
Vivyo hivyo wana compare bidhaa mbalimbali kwa uwiano sawa.

Unakuja kukuta wachina wako chini kwa gharama ukilinganisha na USA.

Umetaja cost of Production ni kweli.
Workers WA USA anatarajia kupata haki mbalimbali na marupurupu ya mfanyakazi na benefits mbalimbali.

Lakini kazi hiyohiyo mchina inasemekana kuna maeneo wafanyakazi ni wafungwa ambao salary yao IPO chini kwakua haina insurance na bonasi mbalimbali. Na hii hufanya cost ya uzalishaji kua chini. Na kupelekea bidhaa ikienda sokoni itauzwa kwa bei ya chini vilevile bila hasara.

Bidhaa za hivi zikikaa sokoni ni wazi bei za USA zitakua juu kuliko za China.

Na kutumia PPP NDIO UCHUMI UNAPIMWA DUNIANI. usa wamekua disappointed Sana na ppp

Pia ppp hawagusi ZILE NCHI AMBAZO ZINA LOW POPULATION name resource rich, KAMA QATAR, Brunei, nk.
Ambazo zinaonekana hatuko level moja kiushindani.

 

[Jay One]

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GDP of China at PPP: 21 trillion USD

GDP of USA at PPP: 19 Trillion USD

When you talk about the size of the economy, PPP should be the figure that you look at because it takes account of the price and cost of living differences across coutnries.

So while China’s GDP at nominal exchange rates makes it 2nd largest, at purchasing power parity, its economy is larger than not just the US but also the EU.

The estimates are by IMF and other respectable international organizations and the figures are public information. Just Google it. Wikipedia has the info.

Ur kidding.. The First thing to determine any country economy is GDP.. period..!!

U.S population is 320 mil.. While China population is 1.4 bil.. Use ur common sense ujue hapo, China ni maskini sana sana ukija kwenye uhalisia wa Individuals, ni maskini kabisa.. U.S from Government to Individuals ni matajiri.. Sio China, so PPP depends utajiri wa mtu mmoja mmoja kununua bidhaa, theoretically sbb Chinese ni wengi watanunua vitu vingi sbb ya wingi wao kinadharia tu, but practically PPP ya individual wa U.S iko juu sana kuliko ya Chinese.. Ukitaka kujua angalia average income ya Mmarekani mmoja kwa mwaka ni GDP per Capita $59,000 and Salary average ni $ 49,000 kwa mwaka ... While average income ya Chinese mmoja kwa mwaka GDP per Capita ni ya 71 duniani.. Average salary ni $ 10,000 kwa mwaka.. Imagine..
Economy of China - Wikipedia

So hiyo PPP ya China is theoretical.. Sbb ya wingi wao but not the truth.. Ila ukija kwa mmoja mmoja ni maskini wa kutupa, wako hapo Kariakoo wengi wakiuza maandazi na mitumba.. Ulimuona mmarekani hata mmoja akiuza kitu Kariakoo? Sbb hujatembea duniani ndio maana hujui U.S. A ni nn.. All big factories za China ni za Wamarekani.. Acha utani na U.S.A kabisa


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World GDP Ranking 2017 | GDP by country | Data and Charts
Global GDP is estimated to has grown by 3.11 percent in 2016 according to IMF World Economic Outlook. In 2017 world economy is continuing to slowly recover and projected to grow at modest 3.46 percent, before picking up to 3.65 percent in 2018. The recovery is driven mainly by developing economies which demonstrated the growth of 4.13 percent in 2016 and are expected to grow by 4.49 percent in 2017. At the same time, growth in advanced economies is estimated to has remained modest at 1.69 percent in 2016 and is projected to increase to 2.01 percent in 2017.

The United States, the largest economy in the world accounting for 24.9 percent of the global GDP, continued growing at the moderate pace in 2017 after the decrease of output growth in the second quarter of 2016. Thus, U.S. real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017 according to the estimate by the International Monetary Fund. As a result, GDP growth is estimated to level off at 2.31 percent in 2017 with a modest uptick of 2.52 percent in 2018.

The world's second largest economy, China that accounts for 14.9 percent of the global GDP, is gradually slowing down as it continues the transition to a more balanced growth. Thus, Chinese GDP expanded by 6.7 percent in 2016, broadly in line with the previous year. So, in 2017, GDP of China is expected to rise by 6.58 percent.

Japan, the world's third largest economy, saw a 1.26 percent expansion of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 after an increase of 1.62 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016. Overall 2017 growth is forecasted at 1.25 percent, but the momentum is weak: growth is projected to decrease to 0.59 percent in 2018.

GDP is the single most commonly referenced figure to cover the entirety of a national economy and the trajectory it is on in a single statistic. Measured annually, quarterly, or monthly, trends in GDP for a single country or comparisons among peer countries are often called out in the popular press, sometimes with alarmist tones that can make one wonder why or how this single data point has taken on such importance. This is particularly the case in a world increasingly focused on measuring well-being, governance, and environmental and natural resource depletion, all of which are explicitly or implicitly excluded from standard GDP measures. In an era of open data, GDP as a singular golden indicator could fade ever so slowly to make room for other unique measures that will only become increasingly easier to develop and maintain as improvements are made in global data access.

Gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices is defined by the OECD as "the expenditure on final goods and services minus imports: final consumption expenditures, gross capital formation, and exports less imports.". It can be measured both in U.S. dollars and Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs). While the first approach suggests that the Unites States is the world's largest economy, according to the second approach, China is the largest one.

Take a look at other GDP-related dashboards:

GDP: GDP by country from the World Bank | GDP by country from IMF | World GDP ranking | World GDP

GDP per capita: GDP per capita by country from the World Bank | GDP per capita by country from IMF | World GDP per capita ranking

See also: G20 economic forecast | Short-term economic profile




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Ur kidding.. The First thing to determine any country economy is GDP.. period..!!

U.S population is 320 mil.. While China population is 1.4 bil.. Use ur common sense ujue hapo, China ni maskini sana sana ukija kwenye uhalisia wa Individuals, ni maskini kabisa.. U.S from Government to Individuals ni matajiri.. Sio China, so PPP depends utajiri wa mtu mmoja mmoja kununua bidhaa, theoretically sbb Chinese ni wengi watanunua vitu vingi sbb ya wingi wao kinadharia tu, but practically PPP ya individual wa U.S iko juu sana kuliko ya Chinese.. Ukitaka kujua angalia average income ya Mmarekani mmoja kwa mwaka ni GDP per Capita $59,000 and Salary average ni $ 49,000 kwa mwaka ... While average income ya Chinese mmoja kwa mwaka GDP per Capita ni ya 71 duniani.. Average salary ni $ 10,000 kwa mwaka.. Imagine..
Economy of China - Wikipedia

So hiyo PPP ya China is theoretical.. Sbb ya wingi wao but not the truth.. Ila ukija kwa mmoja mmoja ni maskini wa kutupa, wako hapo Kariakoo wengi wakiuza maandazi na mitumba.. Ulimuona mmarekani hata mmoja akiuza kitu Kariakoo? Sbb hujatembea duniani ndio maana hujui U.S. A ni nn.. All big factories za China ni za Wamarekani.. Acha utani na U.S.A kabisa


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World GDP Ranking 2017 | GDP by country | Data and Charts
Global GDP is estimated to has grown by 3.11 percent in 2016 according to IMF World Economic Outlook. In 2017 world economy is continuing to slowly recover and projected to grow at modest 3.46 percent, before picking up to 3.65 percent in 2018. The recovery is driven mainly by developing economies which demonstrated the growth of 4.13 percent in 2016 and are expected to grow by 4.49 percent in 2017. At the same time, growth in advanced economies is estimated to has remained modest at 1.69 percent in 2016 and is projected to increase to 2.01 percent in 2017.

The United States, the largest economy in the world accounting for 24.9 percent of the global GDP, continued growing at the moderate pace in 2017 after the decrease of output growth in the second quarter of 2016. Thus, U.S. real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017 according to the estimate by the International Monetary Fund. As a result, GDP growth is estimated to level off at 2.31 percent in 2017 with a modest uptick of 2.52 percent in 2018.

The world's second largest economy, China that accounts for 14.9 percent of the global GDP, is gradually slowing down as it continues the transition to a more balanced growth. Thus, Chinese GDP expanded by 6.7 percent in 2016, broadly in line with the previous year. So, in 2017, GDP of China is expected to rise by 6.58 percent.

Japan, the world's third largest economy, saw a 1.26 percent expansion of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 after an increase of 1.62 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016. Overall 2017 growth is forecasted at 1.25 percent, but the momentum is weak: growth is projected to decrease to 0.59 percent in 2018.

GDP is the single most commonly referenced figure to cover the entirety of a national economy and the trajectory it is on in a single statistic. Measured annually, quarterly, or monthly, trends in GDP for a single country or comparisons among peer countries are often called out in the popular press, sometimes with alarmist tones that can make one wonder why or how this single data point has taken on such importance. This is particularly the case in a world increasingly focused on measuring well-being, governance, and environmental and natural resource depletion, all of which are explicitly or implicitly excluded from standard GDP measures. In an era of open data, GDP as a singular golden indicator could fade ever so slowly to make room for other unique measures that will only become increasingly easier to develop and maintain as improvements are made in global data access.

Gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices is defined by the OECD as "the expenditure on final goods and services minus imports: final consumption expenditures, gross capital formation, and exports less imports.". It can be measured both in U.S. dollars and Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs). While the first approach suggests that the Unites States is the world's largest economy, according to the second approach, China is the largest one.

Take a look at other GDP-related dashboards:

GDP: GDP by country from the World Bank | GDP by country from IMF | World GDP ranking | World GDP

GDP per capita: GDP per capita by country from the World Bank | GDP per capita by country from IMF | World GDP per capita ranking

See also: G20 economic forecast | Short-term economic profile




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See also: Economy, GDP, World Rankings

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Ur kidding.. The First thing to determine any country economy is GDP.. period..!!

U.S population is 320 mil.. While China population is 1.4 bil.. Use ur common sense ujue hapo, China ni maskini sana sana ukija kwenye uhalisia wa Individuals, ni maskini kabisa.. U.S from Government to Individuals ni matajiri.. Sio China, so PPP depends utajiri wa mtu mmoja mmoja kununua bidhaa, theoretically sbb Chinese ni wengi watanunua vitu vingi sbb ya wingi wao kinadharia tu, but practically PPP ya individual wa U.S iko juu sana kuliko ya Chinese.. Ukitaka kujua angalia average income ya Mmarekani mmoja kwa mwaka ni GDP per Capita $59,000 and Salary average ni $ 49,000 kwa mwaka ... While average income ya Chinese mmoja kwa mwaka GDP per Capita ni ya 71 duniani.. Average salary ni $ 10,000 kwa mwaka.. Imagine..
Economy of China - Wikipedia

So hiyo PPP ya China is theoretical.. Sbb ya wingi wao but not the truth.. Ila ukija kwa mmoja mmoja ni maskini wa kutupa, wako hapo Kariakoo wengi wakiuza maandazi na mitumba.. Ulimuona mmarekani hata mmoja akiuza kitu Kariakoo? Sbb hujatembea duniani ndio maana hujui U.S. A ni nn.. All big factories za China ni za Wamarekani.. Acha utani na U.S.A kabisa


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World GDP Ranking 2017 | GDP by country | Data and Charts
Global GDP is estimated to has grown by 3.11 percent in 2016 according to IMF World Economic Outlook. In 2017 world economy is continuing to slowly recover and projected to grow at modest 3.46 percent, before picking up to 3.65 percent in 2018. The recovery is driven mainly by developing economies which demonstrated the growth of 4.13 percent in 2016 and are expected to grow by 4.49 percent in 2017. At the same time, growth in advanced economies is estimated to has remained modest at 1.69 percent in 2016 and is projected to increase to 2.01 percent in 2017.

The United States, the largest economy in the world accounting for 24.9 percent of the global GDP, continued growing at the moderate pace in 2017 after the decrease of output growth in the second quarter of 2016. Thus, U.S. real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017 according to the estimate by the International Monetary Fund. As a result, GDP growth is estimated to level off at 2.31 percent in 2017 with a modest uptick of 2.52 percent in 2018.

The world's second largest economy, China that accounts for 14.9 percent of the global GDP, is gradually slowing down as it continues the transition to a more balanced growth. Thus, Chinese GDP expanded by 6.7 percent in 2016, broadly in line with the previous year. So, in 2017, GDP of China is expected to rise by 6.58 percent.

Japan, the world's third largest economy, saw a 1.26 percent expansion of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 after an increase of 1.62 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016. Overall 2017 growth is forecasted at 1.25 percent, but the momentum is weak: growth is projected to decrease to 0.59 percent in 2018.

GDP is the single most commonly referenced figure to cover the entirety of a national economy and the trajectory it is on in a single statistic. Measured annually, quarterly, or monthly, trends in GDP for a single country or comparisons among peer countries are often called out in the popular press, sometimes with alarmist tones that can make one wonder why or how this single data point has taken on such importance. This is particularly the case in a world increasingly focused on measuring well-being, governance, and environmental and natural resource depletion, all of which are explicitly or implicitly excluded from standard GDP measures. In an era of open data, GDP as a singular golden indicator could fade ever so slowly to make room for other unique measures that will only become increasingly easier to develop and maintain as improvements are made in global data access.

Gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices is defined by the OECD as "the expenditure on final goods and services minus imports: final consumption expenditures, gross capital formation, and exports less imports.". It can be measured both in U.S. dollars and Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs). While the first approach suggests that the Unites States is the world's largest economy, according to the second approach, China is the largest one.

Take a look at other GDP-related dashboards:

GDP: GDP by country from the World Bank | GDP by country from IMF | World GDP ranking | World GDP

GDP per capita: GDP per capita by country from the World Bank | GDP per capita by country from IMF | World GDP per capita ranking

See also: G20 economic forecast | Short-term economic profile




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Ni sawa kabisa.

Purchasing power parity ama PPP, Ina poangalia items mbalimbali za bidhaa na huduma l:-

kwa mfano
kunyoa nywele USA barbershop na nywele hizo ukanyoe barbershop ya China.
USA utatumia pesa nyingi zaidi
Vivyo hivyo wana compare bidhaa mbalimbali kwa uwiano sawa.

Unakuja kukuta wachina wako chini kwa gharama ukilinganisha na USA.

Umetaja cost of Production ni kweli.
Workers WA USA anatarajia kupata haki mbalimbali na marupurupu ya mfanyakazi na benefits mbalimbali.

Lakini kazi hiyohiyo mchina inasemekana kuna maeneo wafanyakazi ni wafungwa ambao salary yao IPO chini kwakua haina insurance na bonasi mbalimbali. Na hii hufanya cost ya uzalishaji kua chini. Na kupelekea bidhaa ikienda sokoni itauzwa kwa bei ya chini vilevile bila hasara.

Bidhaa za hivi zikikaa sokoni ni wazi bei za USA zitakua juu kuliko za China.

Na kutumia PPP NDIO UCHUMI UNAPIMWA DUNIANI. usa wamekua disappointed Sana na ppp

Pia ppp hawagusi ZILE NCHI AMBAZO ZINA LOW POPULATION name resource rich, KAMA QATAR, Brunei, nk.
Ambazo zinaonekana hatuko level moja kiushindani.

Wachumi tuuu ndio wanao jua haya wasoma magazet na watazama movie ni ngum kujua haya maana wanayajua yanayo semwa sana na kusikika sana dunia kutoka US

 

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Ur kidding.. The First thing to determine any country economy is GDP.. period..!!

U.S population is 320 mil.. While China population is 1.4 bil.. Use ur common sense ujue hapo, China ni maskini sana sana ukija kwenye uhalisia wa Individuals, ni maskini kabisa.. U.S from Government to Individuals ni matajiri.. Sio China, so PPP depends utajiri wa mtu mmoja mmoja kununua bidhaa, theoretically sbb Chinese ni wengi watanunua vitu vingi sbb ya wingi wao kinadharia tu, but practically PPP ya individual wa U.S iko juu sana kuliko ya Chinese.. Ukitaka kujua angalia average income ya Mmarekani mmoja kwa mwaka ni GDP per Capita $59,000 and Salary average ni $ 49,000 kwa mwaka ... While average income ya Chinese mmoja kwa mwaka GDP per Capita ni ya 71 duniani.. Average salary ni $ 10,000 kwa mwaka.. Imagine..
Economy of China - Wikipedia

So hiyo PPP ya China is theoretical.. Sbb ya wingi wao but not the truth.. Ila ukija kwa mmoja mmoja ni maskini wa kutupa, wako hapo Kariakoo wengi wakiuza maandazi na mitumba.. Ulimuona mmarekani hata mmoja akiuza kitu Kariakoo? Sbb hujatembea duniani ndio maana hujui U.S. A ni nn.. All big factories za China ni za Wamarekani.. Acha utani na U.S.A kabisa


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World GDP Ranking 2017 | GDP by country | Data and Charts
Global GDP is estimated to has grown by 3.11 percent in 2016 according to IMF World Economic Outlook. In 2017 world economy is continuing to slowly recover and projected to grow at modest 3.46 percent, before picking up to 3.65 percent in 2018. The recovery is driven mainly by developing economies which demonstrated the growth of 4.13 percent in 2016 and are expected to grow by 4.49 percent in 2017. At the same time, growth in advanced economies is estimated to has remained modest at 1.69 percent in 2016 and is projected to increase to 2.01 percent in 2017.

The United States, the largest economy in the world accounting for 24.9 percent of the global GDP, continued growing at the moderate pace in 2017 after the decrease of output growth in the second quarter of 2016. Thus, U.S. real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017 according to the estimate by the International Monetary Fund. As a result, GDP growth is estimated to level off at 2.31 percent in 2017 with a modest uptick of 2.52 percent in 2018.

The world's second largest economy, China that accounts for 14.9 percent of the global GDP, is gradually slowing down as it continues the transition to a more balanced growth. Thus, Chinese GDP expanded by 6.7 percent in 2016, broadly in line with the previous year. So, in 2017, GDP of China is expected to rise by 6.58 percent.

Japan, the world's third largest economy, saw a 1.26 percent expansion of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 after an increase of 1.62 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016. Overall 2017 growth is forecasted at 1.25 percent, but the momentum is weak: growth is projected to decrease to 0.59 percent in 2018.

GDP is the single most commonly referenced figure to cover the entirety of a national economy and the trajectory it is on in a single statistic. Measured annually, quarterly, or monthly, trends in GDP for a single country or comparisons among peer countries are often called out in the popular press, sometimes with alarmist tones that can make one wonder why or how this single data point has taken on such importance. This is particularly the case in a world increasingly focused on measuring well-being, governance, and environmental and natural resource depletion, all of which are explicitly or implicitly excluded from standard GDP measures. In an era of open data, GDP as a singular golden indicator could fade ever so slowly to make room for other unique measures that will only become increasingly easier to develop and maintain as improvements are made in global data access.

Gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices is defined by the OECD as "the expenditure on final goods and services minus imports: final consumption expenditures, gross capital formation, and exports less imports.". It can be measured both in U.S. dollars and Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs). While the first approach suggests that the Unites States is the world's largest economy, according to the second approach, China is the largest one.

Take a look at other GDP-related dashboards:

GDP: GDP by country from the World Bank | GDP by country from IMF | World GDP ranking | World GDP

GDP per capita: GDP per capita by country from the World Bank | GDP per capita by country from IMF | World GDP per capita ranking

See also: G20 economic forecast | Short-term economic profile




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Naamin umebeba article za watu bila kuwa na elimu au utaalam wa uchum.
Soma nzia za kupata GDP hiyo unayo ongelea wewe na uifaham vema na utipite hayo mabandiko yako

 

[makumbire]

Hicho si kigezo, kwa sasa takwimu zinaonyesha bado marekani anaongoza,hata kwenye 8 bora China haipo.kuna vitu Vingi vya kuangalia.ukiangalia Kigezo cha GDP , Qatali inaongoza kwa uchumi duniani

 

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Ur kidding.. The First thing to determine any country economy is GDP.. period..!!

U.S population is 320 mil.. While China population is 1.4 bil.. Use ur common sense ujue hapo, China ni maskini sana sana ukija kwenye uhalisia wa Individuals, ni maskini kabisa.. U.S from Government to Individuals ni matajiri.. Sio China, so PPP depends utajiri wa mtu mmoja mmoja kununua bidhaa, theoretically sbb Chinese ni wengi watanunua vitu vingi sbb ya wingi wao kinadharia tu, but practically PPP ya individual wa U.S iko juu sana kuliko ya Chinese.. Ukitaka kujua angalia average income ya Mmarekani mmoja kwa mwaka ni GDP per Capita $59,000 and Salary average ni $ 49,000 kwa mwaka ... While average income ya Chinese mmoja kwa mwaka GDP per Capita ni ya 71 duniani.. Average salary ni $ 10,000 kwa mwaka.. Imagine..
Economy of China - Wikipedia

So hiyo PPP ya China is theoretical.. Sbb ya wingi wao but not the truth.. Ila ukija kwa mmoja mmoja ni maskini wa kutupa, wako hapo Kariakoo wengi wakiuza maandazi na mitumba.. Ulimuona mmarekani hata mmoja akiuza kitu Kariakoo? Sbb hujatembea duniani ndio maana hujui U.S. A ni nn.. All big factories za China ni za Wamarekani.. Acha utani na U.S.A kabisa


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World GDP Ranking 2017 | GDP by country | Data and Charts
Global GDP is estimated to has grown by 3.11 percent in 2016 according to IMF World Economic Outlook. In 2017 world economy is continuing to slowly recover and projected to grow at modest 3.46 percent, before picking up to 3.65 percent in 2018. The recovery is driven mainly by developing economies which demonstrated the growth of 4.13 percent in 2016 and are expected to grow by 4.49 percent in 2017. At the same time, growth in advanced economies is estimated to has remained modest at 1.69 percent in 2016 and is projected to increase to 2.01 percent in 2017.

The United States, the largest economy in the world accounting for 24.9 percent of the global GDP, continued growing at the moderate pace in 2017 after the decrease of output growth in the second quarter of 2016. Thus, U.S. real GDP increased at an annual rate of 2.1 percent in the first quarter of 2017 according to the estimate by the International Monetary Fund. As a result, GDP growth is estimated to level off at 2.31 percent in 2017 with a modest uptick of 2.52 percent in 2018.

The world's second largest economy, China that accounts for 14.9 percent of the global GDP, is gradually slowing down as it continues the transition to a more balanced growth. Thus, Chinese GDP expanded by 6.7 percent in 2016, broadly in line with the previous year. So, in 2017, GDP of China is expected to rise by 6.58 percent.

Japan, the world's third largest economy, saw a 1.26 percent expansion of GDP in the first quarter of 2017 after an increase of 1.62 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016. Overall 2017 growth is forecasted at 1.25 percent, but the momentum is weak: growth is projected to decrease to 0.59 percent in 2018.

GDP is the single most commonly referenced figure to cover the entirety of a national economy and the trajectory it is on in a single statistic. Measured annually, quarterly, or monthly, trends in GDP for a single country or comparisons among peer countries are often called out in the popular press, sometimes with alarmist tones that can make one wonder why or how this single data point has taken on such importance. This is particularly the case in a world increasingly focused on measuring well-being, governance, and environmental and natural resource depletion, all of which are explicitly or implicitly excluded from standard GDP measures. In an era of open data, GDP as a singular golden indicator could fade ever so slowly to make room for other unique measures that will only become increasingly easier to develop and maintain as improvements are made in global data access.

Gross domestic product (GDP) at market prices is defined by the OECD as "the expenditure on final goods and services minus imports: final consumption expenditures, gross capital formation, and exports less imports.". It can be measured both in U.S. dollars and Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs). While the first approach suggests that the Unites States is the world's largest economy, according to the second approach, China is the largest one.

Take a look at other GDP-related dashboards:

GDP: GDP by country from the World Bank | GDP by country from IMF | World GDP ranking | World GDP

GDP per capita: GDP per capita by country from the World Bank | GDP per capita by country from IMF | World GDP per capita ranking

See also: G20 economic forecast | Short-term economic profile




Last updated:Friday, 25 August 2017

See also: Economy, GDP, World Rankings

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Swala ni kulinganisha DGP based on PPP na sio per capital income. Hebu tulia na waza kama mchumi na kwakutoa theory to practical life.

 

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Hi nilimwambia mkuu moja Izzo kuwa gdp ya china kwakutumia ppp ni kubwa zaid ya US maana china kunafanyika uzalishaji wa vitu vingi sana ambavyo watu wanasema havina ubora ila vinatumiwa na wengi. Na US vitu vyake vingi vinakuwa high price based on labour cost. Lakin kwakuwa wakikopea wanatumia dollar na yuan ni dhaifu kwa dollar china anaonekana gdp yake ndogo. Mfumo dollar tuu ndio unamtesa china ila sio productivity

Kwani hakuna jitihada zinazofanywa kutokutumia kwenye?