India's Takeoff, France's Slow Decline… How the Ranking of the World's Largest Economies Has Evolved Since 2000
Observed since the start of the century, the top 10 global economic powers - of which the 2027 edition was recently released by the IMF - illustrate the recomposition of the balance of power between states.…
The United States remains firmly in the lead, while China is close behind. For its part, Japan collapsed, while India continued its rise and France slowly lost ground. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently published its “World Economic Outlook” for 2027, which updates the ranking of the largest economies on the planet.
Observed since 2000, developments in this ranking tell the story of the recomposition of the balance of power between States: powers that intersect, others that are catching up or dropping out. Among the top ten places in the ranking, only the first, occupied by the United States, remains unchanged since 2000.
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- Le Figaro26 Oct, 21:23
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