These are the five largest economies in the world in 2075

What the world will look like in fifty years is anyone’s guess. But that doesn’t stop economists from predicting which countries will be more hands-off in the future. These countries should have the world’s largest economy by 2075.

In 1980 the Netherlands had the twelfth largest economy in the world. At the beginning of the century, our country was still in 14th place. But many former developing countries have now managed to catch up significantly. If this trend continues, some surprising countries will lead the world economy in 2075.

The world’s largest economies

According to the prediction of Goldman Sachs – The second largest investment bank on the planet – China and the US will be equal for decades to come. But a large bear currently sleeping could be the third dog.

Today’s top 10: 2023

Bank of America’s research has been conducted in more than 100 countries for over twenty years. In terms of GDP, these are currently the ten largest contributors to the global economy.

1. America
2. China
3. Japan
4. Germany
5. India
6. Britain
7. France
8. Canada
9. Russia
10. Italy

Many Western and European countries, but this dominance threatens to lose steam within a few decades. And fast.

Top 10 in 2075

Due to the aging and stagnant population growth of Western countries, China will surpass the US economy in 2035 and become the world’s largest. And by 2075, a third major player will be added, followed closely by a handful of sub-top players benefiting from rapid population growth, such as Egypt and Nigeria.

1. China
2. India
3. America
4. Indonesia
5. Nigeria
6. Pakistan
7. Egypt
8. Brazil
9. Germany
10. United Kingdom

China and India (and if Pakistan there too) to each other Don’t shoot firstAsian countries will dominate the world economy by 2075. Fortunately, by then we’ll be enjoying our old age in one of the top ten countries to retire.