From top 30...
1.China
2.Japan
3.Germany
4.France
6.Italy
7.Russia
8.Spain
9.Brazil
10.Canada
11.India
12.Mexico
13.Australia
14.South Korea
15.Netherlands
16.Turkey
17.Poland
18.Indonesia
19.Belgium
20.Switzerland
21.Sweden
22.Saudi Arabia
23.Norway
24.Austria
25.Taiwan
26.Greece
27.Denmark
28.Iran
29.Argentina
30.Venezuela
There is no way to know what the top ten largest economies will be in 2050. This because economies are constantly changing daily. Also, major world events often cause major shifts in world economies which could influence who will have a larger economy.
Here are the top 3 economies as of 2009... 1. China ( Approximate GDP- $7,043,000,000,000 ) 2. Japan ( Approximate GDP- $4,305,000,000,000 ) 3. India (Approximate GDP- $2,965,000,000,000 )
1 china 2 sudan 3 vietnam 4 India
Economic philosophies such as capitalism and communism have been developed.
The 'largest' economies are those that are the strongest. As of April 2013, the five strongest economies in the world are:1. Switzerland2. Singapore3. Finland4. Netherlands5. SwedenSee the related link below for more information.
There is no way to know what the top ten largest economies will be in 2050. This because economies are constantly changing daily. Also, major world events often cause major shifts in world economies which could influence who will have a larger economy.
1.Japan Why: Top robot industries of the world. 2.Russia Why: Best weapons and technology comes from Russia.
Here are the top 3 economies as of 2009... 1. China ( Approximate GDP- $7,043,000,000,000 ) 2. Japan ( Approximate GDP- $4,305,000,000,000 ) 3. India (Approximate GDP- $2,965,000,000,000 )
Congo, Niger, Burundi, and Mozambique are the top four poorest economic countries in the world.
They can depend them cause third world econmies start as first world ecoomies.I'm not an expert so..........
1 china 2 sudan 3 vietnam 4 India
Economic philosophies such as capitalism and communism have been developed.
market economies are found in democratic forms of government
The 'largest' economies are those that are the strongest. As of April 2013, the five strongest economies in the world are:1. Switzerland2. Singapore3. Finland4. Netherlands5. SwedenSee the related link below for more information.
because the economies wouldn't be able to stay
According to the United Nations, China is one of the top 10 economies rated by GDP. In fact, they are second behind the United States and one position ahead of Japan.
It helped a little, but they were still poor. Fascist economies are typically bad.