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    14 % der Weltbevölkerung erwirtschaften 73 % des globalen Einkommens

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    1. toetsenbord-held-013 on

      Thats not right. The other countrys dont use banks. They have a money and trade market. The wealthy country’s use banksystems

    2. Countcristo42 on

      hard to tell because the quality is so bad but „high security boarder zone“ splitting up schengen is pretty funny.

    3. KungUnderBerget on

      The quality is bad and I can’t see a year, but I guess it’s 2024 since Bulgaria and Romania are put under „Future Schengen“?

    4. Dominyck on

      This doesn’t seem correct given that China alone has 17% of world GDP. You’re telling me all that other gray is only 10%?

    5. wyar on

      The “generation” of wealth happens everywhere, this is a map of the consolidation of wealth in the marketplace nations. Basically extractive wealth generation (mining/logging/harvesting) vs refinement (factories) vs consumption (markets). The “west” manages the flow of resources into their nations, but the wealth isn’t generated in those nations.

    6. yogurt_is_overrated on

      can we stop posting low quality images. this is not Map Porn, it’s actually terrible to look at

    7. Advanced_Poet_7816 on

      Having banking system that everyone uses and reserve currencies can make one perpetually rich. Those are just countries who are benefiting from US hegemony. 

    17. manicpossumdreamgirl on

      what’s really remarkable here is how Australia hits so far above its population. „only“ 28 million people, but 10% of the top 50 cities for quality of life

    19. whepoalready_readdit on

      just a man with green indicating colonist countries and white being colonized countries (exceptions for countries like Japan and Switzerland)

    20. No-Kitchen-103 on

      And how much of that income is off the backs of people in third world countries with little or no compensation?

    22. knightarnaud on

      This map is outdated.

      It has been posted here many times over the years …

    23. EasyyPlayer on

      You could cut out a big portion of northern america and still achieve almost the same numbers.

    24. Gloomy-Confection-49 on

      Weird. This map skips China, ASEAN, and India.

      China=17% of the world’s GDP
      India=4% of the world’s GDP
      ASEAN=6% of the world’s GDP

      That’s already 27% of the world’s economy.

    26. scarface413 on

      That’s a nice way to say that those nation states that have looted the global majority since colonial times

      and have constructed a world financial system that continues this model of economic domination through puppet and paid off governments

    27. raindogmx on

      This feels like propaganda of some kind, but I’ll buy it: Close off that superproductive area, but they have to stop extracting resources from the grey area.

    28. Individualchaotin on

      It would be very different if the unpaid labor of women was paid labor

    29. TheKingofSwing89 on

      Lol with China and India in the other part the rest of the world is negligible.

    31. randomredditor575 on

      And these countries were also major colonisers of many of the other countries

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