China has recently surpassed Japan as the second largest economy of the world. Also, India, with its burgeoning middle class and a proven record of being low-cost innovation hub, leaped forward to the fourth position. However, the U.S.A., hit hard by the Great Recession (2007-2009), still remains the strongest economy.The recent International Monetary Fund and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce statistics show the following GDP numbers adjusted for purchasing power as of 2009:
U.S.-------------------------------------------$14.2 Trillion
China------------------------------------------$8.7 Trillion
Japan------------------------------------------$4.1 Trillion
India-------------------------------------------$3.5 Triliion
Germany---------------------------------------$2.8 Trillion
Source: IMF, The US Chamber of Commerce and The Dallas Morning News
Sunday, September 12, 2010
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