Recent news from the World Economic Forum (weforum.org) has outlined recent core global economic functions and relationships.
We found this interesting in both factual data and interpreted data and we wanted to present our analysis to you, our valued members.
The factual data presented by the World Economic Forum is clearly showing that China’s growth as an emerging, diversified economy is already displacing some other emerging economies (India, Brazil, Italy, France and Canada).
When we consider the maturity of these economies as well as their total output (see the infographic below), we begin to understand the mature global economies are likely saddled with more debt as multiple global economic crisis events have transpired since 2000. The graphic below clearly illustrates that many North American and European countries have gone further into debt since the initial Dot Com bubble event took place near the turn of the century (2000).