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By: William Mougayar

William Mougayar — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 05:43:00 +0000

Good stats to keep in mind. What should be monitored in parallel is how Wealth will be shifting with these populations. NA with only 5% of the population has 30% of the WW GDP today. What will be in 2045?

Also, what scares me is that India will be adding 400 million, and despite their incredible economic growth, they might not be able to lift the majority of their people out of poverty. Contrast with China who is predicted to stagnate their population but with a lot economic growth, therefore will dramatically increase their per capita GDP.
Africa is the big unknown, and they must increase their wealth at least 4X their population growth in order to make a dent in their living standards over these next 35 years. With a 90% pop growth, they will need to grow their economy X4 what it is today.