The chart above of world GDP shares from 1969 to 2011 shows America’s amazingly stable share of world output, which has remained at about 26% for more than forty years, with only a ...

The world economy since 1 AD, in one chart. by Dylan Matthews. Aug 15, 2014, 12:30 PM UTC. The world economy (in per capita terms) didn’t grow much at all between Roman times and 1750.

The third chart below shows the projected real world GDP per capita through 2030, which is expected to increase from $6,439 in 2000 (in 2005 dollars) by 84% to $11,875 by 2030. If world GDP ...

It is also clear from the chart just how massive India and China are, ... The US makes up a big chunk of the rich world, with GDP per capita just shy of $50,000 (£32,282), ...

"The chart shows real GDP in the U.S. and the level of total civilian employment from 2002-2011. ... Notes: This index is weighted average of the share of a country in world GDP, trade, ...

In One Chart How the world’s 10 largest economies have evolved since 1961, in one chart Visualization shows U.S. economic dominance, but the decades-long race for No. 2 is interesting ...

’ forecasts for long-term growth with the Heritage Foundation’s economy classifications of “free” and “unfree” we can chart the evolution: In 1990, about 66% of global GDP came from ...

Asia (minus Japan) accounts for 60% of the world's population and 30% of its GDP. So, one way to read the graph, very broadly speaking, is that everything to the left of 1800 is an approximation ...

Build the 'world's first economic graph,' says CEO They're not always about full-time," Weiner remarked. Written by Rachel King, Contributor Sept. 9, 2013 at 12:30 p.m. PT ...

It's no secret that the world's economic center of gravity has been shifting east ever since the 1950s. And one interesting way to see this trend is by looking at the shares of global GDP moving ...