World gdp in 1950
[DOC File]THE RISE OF CHINA AND THE DEMISE OF THE CAPITALIST …
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Figure 2.1 Share of World GDP, 1820—2000. Figure 2.2 Index of Per Capita GDP, 1820—2000. Figure 2.3 China’s Crude Death Rate, 1936—1980. Figure 2.4 China’s Natural Disasters, 1950—1980. Figure 3.1 World Economic Growth, 1951—2006. Figure 3.2 Corporate Profitability, US 1950…
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Table 2 summarizes the historical and projected average annual rates of change of world energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels burning, world GDP, world energy efficiency, and world emission intensity of GDP for every decade from 1950 to 2050.
[DOC File]What happened to world income distribution during the 20th ...
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I repeated the same calculation based on World Bank GDP per head figures (ppp) for the 122 countries for which figures exist for the controversial shorter period from 1980 to 1998. The inclusion of 73 more countries (many of them relatively poor countries) actually reinforces the earlier conclusion: while the Gini has a higher value in 1980 it ...
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In OECD-country recessions, the typical peak-to-trough fall in GDP since 1950 has been only 2.3 percent. In Indonesia, the worst-hit of the countries that were affected by the 1997 Asian crisis, GDP per capita fell by 17 percent, and regained its previous level four years after the onset of the crisis.
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The world's financial markets have experienced a dramatic increase in globalization in recent years. Global capital flows fluctuated between 2 and 6 percent of world GDP during the period 1980-95, but since then they have risen to 14.8 percent of GDP, and in …
[DOC File]The last two decades - United Nations
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The extent of poverty – as assessed by the World Bank (World Bank (2000), op. cit.) by means of the PPP$1/day is an underestimate of the real poverty rate – especially for the middle income ...
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The Worldwide Importance of International Trade: World trade has increased to more than 26 times what it was in 1950. World GDP has only increased by a factor of 9. Imports as a percentage of GDP for the United States has increased from 4 percent in 1950 to almost 17 percent today.
[DOC File]Reading Questions from Fareed Zakaria, The Post-American …
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Contrast Chinese GDP growth with W. European GDP growth from 1350 and 1950. The average daily wage of a laborer in the 18th century could more in what country? China b) Amsterdam c) London d) Paris. For the first centuries of the second millennium, when Europe was struggling through the Middle Ages, where was the world’s prosperity?
[DOC File]Big Era Eight - World History
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Between 1900 and 1950, the world’s population more than doubled, powerful empires rose and fell, unprecedented millions died in war, the world economy became increasingly-intertwined, and energy consumption increased more than tenfold as people moved out of rural environments into modern cities.
[DOC File]1960: Countries, population, and per capita GDP ...
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details of conversion from Geary-Khamis dollars in 1960 2,501.775 1960 level US Real GDP Billions of Chained 2000 dollars from FRB St Louis (Nov 2007) divided by 180,639 1960 U.S. population, thousands multiplied by: 1,000,000 equals 13,850 1960 real GDP per capita, measured in chained 2000 dollars 11,003.500 2005 level US Real GDP, Billions of ...
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