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    1. Data_digger1 on

      Data source: World bank data
      Tools: Jupyter notebook (pandas) and charts.js

    2. Rexpelliarmus on

      Nominal GDP comparisons are extremely distorted by currency manipulation such as that practiced by China. Their “actual” GDP is a lot higher than what it is nominally because China artificially depreciates and keeps their currency value low to make their exports more attractive.

      That’s why there’s seemingly no growth in Chinese GDP since 2020 when that couldn’t be further from the truth. A way to get around this is by measuring in PPP to get rid of currency fluctuations.

      If you take out currency fluctuations, the Chinese economy grew nearly 57% from 2020 to 2025 and the US economy grew 43% over the same period. India managed 81% growth.

    3. Blue line: Almost 3 billion people

      Red line: not even 350 millions

      In what world is that comparable?

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