Exploring Global GDP Growth Trends and Nation-by-Nation Strength in the Next 10 Years

Source: Based on insights from Dorothy Neufeld of Visual Capitalist and Ray Dalio’s “The Great Powers Index: 2024”.

At Research IP, technology is one of the three key pillars to what we do. We use many tools and read a number of articles to help us try to stay up to date.

The article from Visual Capitalist outlines a decade-long global GDP growth projection, emphasising India’s leading 6.3% growth and contributions from emerging markets like the UAE and Indonesia. Developed nations, constrained by ageing populations, face slower growth rates. Ray Dalio’s report complements this, assessing 24 global powers by strength, health, and happiness, revealing disparities between economic growth and well-being. The U.S. retains its strength but faces internal conflicts and slower growth, while China and other emerging markets rise in influence.

Source: Ray Dalio's "The Great Powers Index: 2024

These four gauges are aggregate indices made up of several sub-gauges, which are each based on many
measures. They can be disaggregated to provide a more granular picture:

This report analyses 24 major countries based on their strength (e.g., GDP, military capacity), health (e.g., life expectancy, child mortality), happiness (e.g., life satisfaction, suicide rates), and economic growth prospects (e.g., projected real growth rates). Using 21 gauges composed of hundreds of indicators, it highlights these dimensions as measures of well-being and government performance. By separating these factors, the report aims to prompt reflection on their relative importance, how they interact, and the trade-offs involved in pursuing one over another.

Read the full article here: Visualizing Real GDP Growth Projections Over 10 Years

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Photo credits: Visual Capitalist, Ray Dalio’s “The Great Powers Index: 2024”, and fatido of Getty Images Signature

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