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The World’s Wealthiest Countries in 2036

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The World’s Wealthiest Countries in 2036

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Today’s emerging markets are tomorrow’s powerhouses.
By 2030, India will be the second largest economy in PPP terms according to many different models – and by then, it will also be the most populous country in the world as well. (It’s expected to pass China in 2026)

With the divide between emerging and developed economies closing at a seemingly faster rate than ever before, this should be seen as an interesting opportunity for all investors taking a long-term view.

In this video Andrew shares interesting articles about the world’s wealthiest countries in 2036.

00:00 Start
1:16 Economy of the United States
1:55 Japan’s Economy
3:02 Economy of the United Kingdom
4:03 Canada’s Economy
4:19 Russia’s Economy
4:32 South Korea’s Economy
4:40 Indonesia’s Economy
5:33 Germany’s Economy
5:52 Brazil’s Economy
6:36 India’s Economy
7:33 Australia’s Economy
8:39 Banning Russians from Europe
8:49 Turkey’s Economy
9:48 China’s Economy
10:43 Malaysia’s Economy

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47 COMMENTS

  1. Prediction on Chinese economy sounds right.
    India probably will not reach that prediction, as to do that, India needs to ramp up exports on low cost manufacturing.
    The problems is India is not an attractive place to do low cost manufacturing, extremely difficult red tape due
    to the chronic extreme corruption. Poor infrastructure, too unhygienic, too crowded, low skill and generally a filthy place to be.
    Many other countries have a much better government, better infrastructure and others. In Southeast asia, countries like
    Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand are well structured, acceptable corruption, better environment overall.
    In LATAM, there are many countries like Mexico and others. So that means investors will move away from India.

  2. I moved to China long ago predicting this will happen, and it obviously happened. Now I'm a permanent resident and can live free, enjoy low taxes and reliable services, I live in an incredibly safe society and an infrastructure that can't be compared with anything else in the world. Still people think I'm mad for my weird choices (but it's because they know little about this country). Having long term vision and a work-smart mindset always pays out… That's the biggest lesson I took from my fellow Chinese friends. Never listen to others judgement, just follow you own. Your life, your choices.

  3. Everyone needs more than their salary to be financial stable. The best thing to do with your money is to invest it rightly, because money left for saving always end up used with no returns.

  4. Please go on to talk about growing businesses in these countries as a foreigner. Passively investing in their stocks is one thing, but if the future is say China/Indonesia, how does one set up in these countries and what are common pitfalls.

  5. Nah!!
    I can see China collapsing.
    You need people to grow an economy.China's population is dropping and and economies bomb and the bust.
    China will bust.
    14 years is a long time and you're not taking into account world wars, climate change , economic crashes, recession..,etc…A lot of shit can happen by 2036!

  6. Hi Andrew
    Sometime ago I looked at one of your video and you said you will send me some information about the UK. Unfortunately I lost my phone so wasn't able to connect with you. I am still interested to hear from you ASAP as I want to be able to travel to Europe and stay for longer than the 90 days. Can you DM me?

  7. but these things can change in literally 1 or 2 months… If China stays on this new zero covid dystopian track they will definitely not keep the same growth as they had in the last few decades… I think the best option is to be very mobile, liquid and have lots of options to move

  8. China is broke. Dont care what anyone says. Plus they have so many internal problems, they cannot sustain themselves and will and must crumble. If there is to be a new world economic super power, it'll be Russia

  9. Don't really understand 😂 Ireland is the top 5 or 6 richest countries in the world and monthly yes monthly more and more businesses comes our way especially American multinationals….. Ireland is the go to place unless you think offcourse that technology is somehow going to dissappear 😂

  10. India's economy was 2.8 trillion after Covid that is in 2021 and now it is 3.65 trillion in 2022. I feel this person is just reading the previous predictions by the economists before Covid got impacted.

    If this scale of growth continues in India, it will be a 7-9 trillion economy by 2030.
    IMF recently concluded that India will be a 5 trillion economy by 2025 rather than 2028 which they previously calculated.

  11. you're missing one small huge thing:
    china is still changing dramatically, but not in a good way, and it doesn't look like they're about to shift soon.
    china is a wild card, let's face it, it could implode, it could split, it could keep spreading like the borg.
    but that's not an organic economy, it's only where it is, because certain powers at be want it there. but when the monster goes loose, who knows what will happen.
    i don't see china as the first economy. but if they do become, we're all screwed

  12. Country quality should not be gauged by GDP. Most of these countries are horrid to live in long-term, and are relatively hostile to foreigners. Living in tourist traps and capital cities do not count – but living in Italy or Spain is far better than living in India or Malaysia.

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