The Globalist

Despite a significant growth differential in China’s favor, the country’s per capita GDP will equal only 42% of the U.S. level by 2050.

Brazil is the largest coffee consumer among the world’s developing countries.

Currently, the Chinese economy is just 40% smaller than the U.S. when measured at market exchange rates.

When will China overtake the United States as the world’s largest economy?

The United Nations has recently trimmed its forecast for Nigeria’s future population growth.

China’s population is expected to shrink by 372 million by 2100 – or four times the number Europe will lose.

By 2100, Africa’s most populous country alone will have about 107 million more people than all of Europe with its 48 countries.

North America’s population is currently twice as large as Nigeria’s. By 2100, it will be the other way around.

Today, Africa’s population is one-quarter the size of Asia’s. By 2100, it will be just 10% smaller.

A comparison between United States and Germany: Who takes most refugees?