Economic Outlook of the World in 2010

Economic Outlook of the World in 2010

(Caution: This might be all theory)

As we currently look around the world, we are wondering what are some of the key qualities of each country and its economic impact. Its natural resources? The money which it has? The population or the number of people in that country? These are some of the parameters of a country. However there are a few people of that country which change the course of their country and the world too. They create enough value and also define certain standards & qualities (In any field : philosophy, art, literature, science) for everyone around them for years, decades and probably centuries to come. And then we come to identify the country through them.

Let us start looking around the world for countries which have gone far & beyond. Countries like USA, Germany, England, Japan & Russia are at the top of the ladder due to some inherent qualities in them. India and Islamic Countries are currently in a state of change and need to define their identity. China is somewhere in the middle of the ladder- a bit assertive and a bit confused.

Americans are known for risk taking abilities. People like Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Wright Brothers took enormous risks and have built USA which is the foremost country in almost every respect. Germans like Albert Einstein, Max Planck looked at excellence and created the most superior technology for their country. Germans like Immanuel Kant, Beethoven, Mozart also excelled in arts. It is rare that you can find excellence in arts and technology, both from the same country (Germany). England is known for artist, thinkers and people like Shakespeare, Newton and Darwin examplify this. India has produced eminent thinkers, leaders like Ashoka the beloved, Buddha and Mahatma Gandhi.

Region/ Country People Qualities Population (Million) GDP (Trillion$) Exports / Imports Industries / Companies Outlook
U.S.A^ Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Wright Brothers Risk-Taking, Humorous, Creative, Fair, Hard-Working 307 14.4 Third Largest Exporter Oil, Car and Computers (Internet) / Exxon Mobil, Wal-Mart, Chevron, ConocoPhilips, General Electric, General Motors, Ford Motor, AT&T, HP, Valero Energy 10
Germany Immanuel Kant, Beethoven, Mozart, Albert Einstein, Max Planck Creative, Excellence, Hard-Working 82 2.91 Second Largest Exporter Cars, Construction/ DaimlerVolkswagen, Allianz, Siemens, Deutsche Bank, E.ON, Deutsche Post, Deutsche Telekom, Metro, BASF 10
England William Shakespeare, Newton, Darwin, Churchill Creative, Innovative, Thinkers 51 1.9 Ninth Largest Exporter Bank, Pharma/      BP, HSBC, Royal Bank Of Scotland, Barclays, HBOS, Lloyds TSB, GlaxoSmithKline, BT, Prudential, Astrazeneca, Tesco 7
Japan Tokugawa Ieyasu,
Toyotomi Hideyoshi
Patriotic,
Improvisation, Hard Working
128 5 Fourth Largest Exporter Cars, Electronics / Toyota, Nintendo, NTT Docomo, Canon, Honda, Takeda Pharmaceuticals, Sony, Nippon Steel, Tepco, Mitsubishi, 711 5
Russia Leo Tolstoy, Lenin Creative, Excellence 142 1.67 3% of World Exports Oil, Space / Gazprom, Rosneft, TNK-BP, Lukoil, Novatek, Gazprom-Neft, Surgutneftegas, NLMK, MMK, Evraz 5
China Confucius Patriotic, Hard Working 1300 4.3 Largest Exporter Diversified / Petro China, Bank of China, China Construction, China Pet & Chem, China Telecom, China Life Insurance, Bank of Communications, Baoshan Iron and Steel, China Shenua Energy, Ping An Insurance 4
Islamic Countries Akbar, Muhammad Yunus Patriotic, The Islamic Countries need to redefine themselves 1200 5.2 10% of World Exports Oil Saudi Arabian Oil Co., National Iranian Oil Co., Petroliam nasional Bhd., Kuwait Petroleum Corp, Iraq National Oil Co**, Koc Holding A.S., Abu Dhabi National Oil Co, Saudi Basic Industries Corporation, Sonatrach, Nigerian National Petroleum Co 2
India* Ashoka the beloved, Mahatma Gandhi, Buddha The Current India is yet to define itself 1200 1.2 1% of World Exports Diversified  / Reliance, ONGC, SBI, IOC, ICICI, NTPC, SAIL, Tata Steel, Bharti Airtel, Reliance Communication 1
* We need to learn atleast how to make our own flag. I saw a few flags during the Republic Day and The Ashoka chakra had rolled over 1 inch to the left from the middle of the flag (or the rest of the flag except the Ashoka chakra moved 1 inch to the right). Either ways the flag was  dishonored. Common Sense Glitch.* Data from IMF (www.imf.org), Glimpses of World History by Jawaharlal Nehru, Wikipedia (www.wikipedia.org) & Google (www.google.com)^ I have been in USA for approximately 2 years and i was treated in the most fair and respectable way every time. Impeccable Record by the Americans. On the contrary, the attitude of most Indians and Indians-turned-Americanswas that of arrogance and indifference.** Iraq National Oil Company. There is a North Oil company and a South Oil Company. Please go through the following links also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iraq_National_Oil_Company, Iraq South Oil Company

From the above qualities of the country and the data, we have to identify who would the foremost countries a hundred years from now. Countries which would be able to adapt to the globalised world and flourish in every field. USA, Germany, England, Japan & Russia already have some most basic qualities (Risk-taking, creative and hard-working) required to excel in any scenario. The Chinese are patriotic & hard-working but they still need to learn the art of discovery & innovation. The Islamic Countries and India got lost somewhere in between & are yet to form an identity for themselves. If these countries are lucky, someone might come by and define an identity for them in the next few hundred years (however the probability of leaders coming by will decrease with time ahead – to be discussed in one of my next blogs).


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9 Responses to “Economic Outlook of the World in 2010”

  1. Deepak Says:

    Interesting Post of US Economic Recovery
    http://www.economist.com/daily/news/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15473802&fsrc=nwl

  2. Deepak Says:

    New Dangers to the World Economy:
    http://www.economist.com/opinion/displayStory.cfm?story_id=15498064&source=hptextfeature

  3. Deepak Says:

    Eastward ho?
    http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2010/02/balance_economic_power
    (This will continue for this entire century until Asia changes its ways radically-innovates)

  4. Deepak Says:

    Greece and the euro
    http://www.economist.com/opinion/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15545924
    http://www.economist.com/opinion/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15452803

  5. Deepak Says:

    The American economy has just had its worst decade since the 1930s
    http://www.economist.com/world/united-states/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15579916

  6. Deepak Says:

    England: Debt, cuts and the ghost of Geddes
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/magazine/8548229.stm

  7. Deepak Says:

    A good book to read:
    The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith

    Buy from Amazon

  8. Humanity & Science: I « Love and Fearless Says:

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  9. Deepak Says:

    Hey

    Attitudes Must Change If We Are to Achieve a Good Death for All, Say Experts
    (If the World pushes you to death, go to the Doctor instead your own people…)
    http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/09/100916202430.htm
    :)
    Deepak

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