This video will compare the top 10 countries by GDP (gross domestic product) nominal from 1896 to 2022. Be sure to subscribe, like, and comment! *Please note, the GDP data of the Soviet Union from 1929-1945 is overstated in this video; the more correct GDP figure is closer to $23 billion in 1938. My apologies. will likely redo this video with the correct data soon!
Hi. I just wanted to say that I think you made the same mistake again. China's GDP has touched 18 trillion usd yet its around 17 trillion usd in yours ○○
Cause the US never had any of the world wars on their soul and for most the war before joining in they were selling weapons and supplies. So no money spend of fixing destroyed cities and they got a lot of money from just aiding while staying home.
@oneeyedgirl617 I might be wrong but you could include in the list "All other countries : 35% of world GDP", since the top 10 countries total at 65% of worlds GDP. If that makes more sense to you.
Germany went from ~80% of UK’s GDP to almost twice its GDP and even surged to have 50% of the US between 1932 and 1939. Easily the best performing developed economy during the Great Depression. I guess that goes a long way in explaining why so many people supported the nsdap.
That's largely an illusion. The Nazi government took on an enormous amount of debt in the buildup to WW2. That can lead to the appearance of a booming economy (since government spending is included in GDP), but it was unsustainable. If Nazi Germany had not launched WW2, their economy would have collapsed.
It sure helped, that the government made politics for the own people and didn’t tell them, that they are the scum of the earth. Self confidence can make a huge difference and of course a lot of people would support such politics.
@dgerdi It's because in Germany the people would quickly complain if they were called scum and those parties would then lose out massively. You can't disrespect the people
@@dgerdiThis is the same Germany that called people who supported their political opposition rats and part of a grand conspiracy to topple their country, and removed the rights of a lot of their own people for being "subhuman." I'm not sure how you believe that's a healthy respect for the citizens.
@@cupofjoe4u2drink56 Well he didn't get everything right is true. After all, he used the 50 star American flag since 1897 when it was valid only since 1959.😁
@@mastdream2043 Nope: "By 1890, the United States had overtaken the British Empire as the world's most productive economy. From the Wikipedia article Economy of the United States.
The momentum of the Japanese economy from the end of World War II to around 1990 was tremendous. It was said that Japan as number one, and the United States was seriously afraid of Japan. Such as the Japan-US Semiconductor Agreement and Super 301. It's still the world's third-largest power, but it doesn't have the momentum it once did.
Since WWII Japan has been losing its sovereignty because of the military occupation of USA. Same do as Korea and Germany. They became the leashed pets of USA.
It's really wild that Germany and Japan, especially Germany, were able to rise so high and become the third and fourth largest economies, even after everything that happened in World War II, and for Germany, World War I.
Strong work ethic and culture. They didn’t waste time and resources blaming their circumstances on their history. They just focused on getting their shit together instead of playing musical chairs with politics. Very large industrial bases in both those countries. Very productivity focused. And there often is pride among heavy industry jobs, which attracts more people. In the UK… we’ve put our cultural pride in the financial sector instead. Not as smart.
@@TmWastr you have the cart before the horse on that one billionaires are a product of the GDP and if you know industrial history you can see the events that created huge jumps in GDP like Henry Fords assembly line production or further back with the steam powered train you can see the effects of war. If the video was slowed down even more you could really pinpoint the events that changed GDP even better its kind of a fascinating look at it.
After the Korean War in 1950, South Korea's economic power was almost the lowest in the world, but I'm impressed that it rose to the top 10 in the world in 2021.
@@lilysowden4035 Great Depression in the US had knock-on effects for the rest of the World. And the chart shows pretty much why: US GDP is so large that once they restricted foreign trade and went full on protectionism all other countries were screwed. If the US won't trade with you anymore no other country is nearly big enough to offset that.
@@jcxz983 except ussr. They were so self sufficient that the Great Depression was a boost to them since people from capitalist countries fled to the ussr in search of jobs. It made for great anti-capitalist points in their favour
@@some_randomninja The US rebuilding Germany is a myth. The amount of war loot extracted from Germany exceeds the total sum of all Marshall Plan loans put together, i.e. the Marshall Plan money actually all came from Germany.
Japan seems to be suffered from aging society. Japanese people have to overcome this difficult situation by technology. On the other hand, a lot of Japanese companies transferred their factories to foreign ones and actively acquired foreign companies. Hence, in my option, real economic growth in Japan is difficult to reflect on GDP.
Great that you use historic flags instead of current flags, unlike what happen repeatedly at many other channels say using current French tricolor for medieval France or current China flag for imperial dynasties.
Rising flag never be Japan national flag, it's just military flag. Japan flag from previous century is the same like the current one, simple round red on white.
@@edwardcardozo8325 That's the wholepoint, they were in ok shape, a strong regional power. But US investors dominate The Japanese Market and help boost companies like Toyota
Japan is just a pet dog dressed up in American costumes. You may think that the elegant dog dressed up surpasses the simple owner who leads it. But as long as the owner is willing, the United States easily launched an economic war against Japan, signed a square agreement and created a real estate foam, which quickly disrupted Japan's economy. A country that cannot have its own army and needs to be colonized by US military bases is not worthy of the right to challenge its master.
Japan is just a dog in hard dress led by the owner of the United States. You may think that the elegant dog is more than the simple owner who leads it. But as long as the owner is willing, the United States easily launched an economic war against Japan, signed a square agreement and created a real estate foam, which quickly disrupted Japan's economy. A country that cannot have its own army and needs to be colonized by US military bases is not worthy of the right to challenge its master.
Because Japan plundered the resources of the entire Asia and developed its own industry through aggressive wars, while Japan's main island suffered almost no damage except for two cities that were hit by two atomic bombs. After the war, Japan not only did not compensate for the war, but also received assistance from the United States. That's why Japan was able to rise rapidly after the war.
@@alexa_sherimbright2421 Hum... Are you seriously saying you're not an Empire? How oblivious are you about your own history? Oh come on now. There has never been an hegemonical power in History who hasn't been an empire, ever. It is called " The trap of Thucydide" Frenchmen and englishmen know that all too well. It happened between Athenes and Sparte, Rome and Catharge, France and England, England and Germany, Russia and the US, now the US and China. The rising power against the declining power for world hegemony. It's continental power against sea power for world hegemony. Smart imperialism is still imperialism, England did it way before the U-S. And I don't whine nor do I wish your destruction, I can only see the damages such imperial power has done to an old decaying Europe who will disappear shortly, the rest of the world blames you but I don't care about the rest of the world, I only care about Europe. So middle-east can blame you all they want, I don't care about them. You're a nationalist it seems, that's good. We lack that in Europe, U-S softpower dominates us, making us unable to recenter around our own nationality and culture, sad but true. US model, raw and financial power, great combination of hard and soft power made it like so. Can't blame others for being weak, but I can at least the consequences and the main source that traps us weak can't I?
@@deathhog4409shush if they don’t tell, nobody knows. Let’s start from not mentioning it in history book and also they were the victims too in WW2 because of the nuke bombs
@@soyasuwabe7898 not really Japan is not a victim in WW2 as if you want to call them a victim then call the Germans a victim berlin was almost completely destroyed along with most of their other city's.
Japan will experience a massive economic downfall in the next decades because of extremy high national debt. Japan isn't actually as impressive as is looks, also because of the low Productivity
@shaansingh6048 Do you think I am talking like numbers??? I am talking about graph bars and position. USA had keep maintaining 1st place GDP so I wrote joking like that
우리나라가 자랑스럽습니다. 과거 일본 영국 프랑스등 처럼 다른나라 침공해서 쪽쪽 빨아먹고 큰것도 아니고 그렇다고 자원이 많은것도 아니며 전쟁으로 전 국토가 유린당해 폐허가 된것도 모자라 분단국가로 국방비 지출에 너무 많이 쓰는 나라인데도 불구하고 국민들이 정말 피땀흘려 고생한덕에 잠깐이나마 세계 최빈국에서 10등까지 올라가는 쾌거를 이룩했다고 생각합니다 힘들게 일해주신 우리 아버지 할어버지 세대에게 감사의 인사남깁니다 대한민국만세
For better or for worse, we are surrounded by powerful countries, so we have become more competitive. It is clear which one will help you grow more: Class A or Class B at a cram school.
@@abdiganiaden In fact, the plaza accord was not the reason Japan collapsed. The US-Japan semiconductor agreement is the real reason. At that time, the yield of semiconductors in the US was only 50%, but in Japan it was 80%. The United States began to impose sanctions on Japanese semiconductors when it was unable to catch up with Japan. The sanctions lasted more than 10 years, and the United States sanctioned not only Japanese semiconductors but also other manufacturing industries at the same time. As a result, the Japanese manufacturing industry collapsed and the economy collapsed. The Plaza Accord is a superficial excuse. But because Japan is militarily dependent on the US and has created export economic growth through the US market, Japan has little to say. Some Japanese resent the United States, but others accept it as inevitable.
The US allies you describe are not as reliable as they seem, especially France and Germany have been exporting core technologies and factories to China like crazy in recent years, while for the US there have been no trade programs for a long time, India's aim is not to join the US camp but to use the US influence to counterbalance China thus seeking to partially influence as well as develop their own militarily and economically in the Middle East and East Asia, and Japan and South Korea are caught in a very serious Japan and South Korea are in serious problems of aging and childlessness, followed by Ukraine and the Middle East, which require constant economic and military subsidies from the US.
@@zakaryloreto6526 cope buddy, its the WORLD vs china, russia, north korea, and iran at BEST. maybeee in like 200 years china will have a chance when relations fall apart. as for our lifetime, the US will be the dominant force of the world.
It’s crazy to think the US has been the largest economy since the 1800s. I would of guessed during that time it would of been either the UK or Old China 😮
It wasn't the UK, what you are probably referring to is the British Empire. But it wasn't listed in this video because the British Empire is no singular country.
Between 1995 and 2012 China Has Double Digit Growth of 10-13% During 4-5 Years Propelled by Huge Work Force and Establishing Manufacturing Sectors With Quality Education
@@KAN443 I know. Also, careful government planning and investment into infrastructure, education, city planning, and public transport, healthcare etc. It is quite impressive how clever they have been.
@@roro-mm7ccMoreover, most people in China are very happy, unlike the western media reports, which can be seen from the data of their overseas travel every year.
After seeing Korea devastated by the war in 1950, a British newspaper reporter said that it would be a hundred times more difficult for Korea to escape hunger and become a democratic country than to make a rose bloom from a garbage heap. → Look at what Korea looks like now Look at the results of achieving the world's 10th largest economy and democracy at the same time. This is a great achievement achieved only through the power of education, without any underground resources.
Very proud as a Canadian to see my country consistently top ten. Important to remember that we have substantially fewer people than anyone else on the list. We just hit 40 mil this year!
yep, Canada as well as Australia started with not so much people but grew constantly by population and GDP ... and there are +195 countries in the world.
@@niklasvilhelm7247 At the time, the US managed to avoid a lot of the turmoil in Europe and Asia. While there were "wars", none of them were really noteworthy nor did they have any meaningful impact on the standard of living in the US. Even when the world went to shit so to speak, the US had time to get a full on war economy before actually going to war (hence the joke in Chicken Run of the yanks showing up late to every war). Even when that was the case, being on the other side of the world led to some substantial advantages - it turns out that it's easier to make tanks and planes when the enemy has little to no chance of blowing up your stuff or successfully invading. Sure, there was Pearl Harbor which people make a big deal of, and some stuff went down on the Aleutian Islands, but compared to what was going on in Europe and Asia, it's almost not even worth mentioning. Even when it happened and the US got actively into WWII, they had already been "getting ready" so to speak with all the lend-lease stuff.
yeah still some problems like that klan diss song "welfare monkey" something like that.... i have no coin for a coke and for a welfare check you must be a nier it was on yt!
It was the only country that didn't have to deal with the war on their own lands. Every other one got almost completely destroyed. Especially the USSR, Germany, China and Japan.
@@DanteNeverWaits Yes and they only surpassed the British Empire in economic terms in 1918. The British Empire was still much more powerful in geopolitical terms and the most superior political power in the World. The US only reached World Power status in the late 1940s-1950s.
The United States is largely taken for granted here from what I can see in the comments. Think about it, a fairly new nation with less population than many others, they did not just win, they won consistently for over 100 years.
by being supported by two world powers in the beginning, then having slaves and free workers while having the geographically best position to grow without being interrupted. if the us was founded in europe, there would be no way on earth they would have nearly gotten their wealth. stop trolling.
America was by far the most distinctive. It is interesting to see how Germany and Japan, the defeated countries of World War II, fell and rose. （I can't speak English, so I used Google Translate.） アメリカのぶっちぎり感と、第二次世界大戦の敗戦国であるドイツと日本の没落と復活が良く現れていて面白かったです。
@@DEEPWEB-.-Korea was not a country that could develop slowly. South Korea had to concentrate on system, military, and economic competition with North Korea, and falling behind would provide an opportunity for a second war.
@@Vandark19r0wkd0 Looks like u got my point a little twisted, i'm not saying South Korea had to build up on a gradual process in the face of all of those u mentioned but what i mean is that that admirable success that made Korea the country it is now didn't come along for free but it came with tons of societal problems
The world record for economic growth belongs to the USSR. From semi-feudalism to a world power (along with the USA) in a matter of decades. And this despite the foreign intervention in the USSR in 1918 - 1922, as well as the war with Nazi Germany on the territory of the USSR.
@@travistouchdown9 US Lend Lease helped turn the USSR into a superpower. But yeah, totalitarian regimes can launch efforts with concentrated resources and make big leaps forward....in the short run. In the long run inefficiencies catch up with them and they stagnate.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-con libertarians would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same, so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-con libertarians would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same, so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-cons would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
Top 10 countries by GDP in 2024 1. United States🇺🇸 2. China🇨🇳 3. Germany🇩🇪 4. Japan🇯🇵 5. Bharat🇮🇳 6. United Kingdom🇬🇧 7. France🇫🇷 8. Italy🇮🇹 9. Brazil🇧🇷 10. Canada🇨🇦
1) The USA doesn't suffer any damage since it's across the oceans 2) Wars create manufacturing and production 3) Wars create refugees and immigrants who move to the USA
Large population, large area and all of it is habitable and productive in some way, far away from anywhere that fighting could damage industry, very fast ship production, an economy that incentivizes innovation and industriesness, and lots of room to expand within its own borders both literally and figuratively.
China has a population of 1.4 billion people, but its GDP is less than the combined GDP of Japan, Germany, Britain, France and Italy, which only has a combined population of 0.3 billion people. China is still a poor country.
I agree, because we still have 600 million people who are very poor. So we still need a long time to develop. Let's work together to make all countries a better place, so that no poor people are homeless.
Wait until Chinas current population grows old. That will be a huge hit, unless all old people get no money at all and left dying. But that again would hurt Chinas progress aswell since people wouldn't want to live in a system like that. Ergo more suppression would be needed. It seems China got their own big problems to solve soon enough.
And what did you expect, already with the worlds largest GDP and protected by two oceans, other then some pin prick raids by German U-boats, their economy was pretty much invulnerable! Nor did Hitler have to declare war on the US days after Pearl Harbor, clearing the way for the US to enter the war effort against Germany, the fool managed that huge mistake on his own!
@@JimCOsd55 The US raided a German outpost on Greenland, bombed one of his U-boats in the Atlantic and commandeered a Norwegian ship under German command - all while neutral. Painter guy was under no illusion what's happening so gambled that the Japanese will hold US attention while he finishes his opponents in Europe.
Germany lost all big wars that is not a surprise your GDP is damaged! But its a high perfomance you come back in few years so fast! Its our character for hard work to come back after hard times!
@@thecensoredmuscle563 wrong. that wasnt that much money actually. And also much more money spend (wasted) in other regions on the planet (also by German, after the US usually the biggest payer for all kind of things/support in the world) without much success. And lets not forget that Germany had a huge braindrain to the US. No, its culture/mentalityj. Germany was already before the wars among the most developed/educated (actually together with the US at that time) and restarted then after the war with the same mentality. Its like with individual people (which are also just individual cultures). some stand up again and do something, others fail even under the best circumstances. Japan also had similar circumstances (but wasnt so much destroyed) and also the right mentality to change something fast - and no surprise: they could do that. South Korea later as well and - no surprise for everyone who knows about such non-rocket science aspects - also became wealthy). countries which failed into socialism/left wing/anticapitalism failed for instance - also no surprise. even high education and mentality doesnt help then anymore ...
@@straw_hat1579 did you even live through the 80s and 90s where children couldn't go outside after 18:00 for fear of being abducted? Or through the 2000s where every other day there was a terrorist attack?
@@honestabe6359 Even with all other shortcomings, we must give credit to the BJP government for putting an end to all the terror. They get my vote just for that.
The thing I'm most surprised about is how far ahead the US is right from the start. I always thought the the two World Wars were what simultaneously boosted them to economic megapower status and what knocked the European Empires back down the rungladder. But they already were twice the GDP of the nearest rival in the British Empire in 1896 and they kept going, even through the Depression years
To be able to visualize the dramatic growth and decline of some countries GDP and to think about how was caused by events and policy changes is fascinating.
@@hopfinatorischerkuchenkrieger well, the Great Depression, but the Versailles Treaty too. Nazi wasn’t the root of Germany’s problem, it’s a reflection of its problems. Desperate people resorting to desperate measures.
As a way to express the might and size of the U.S and it's GDP; during the industrial revolution, the northern section of Philadelphia, by itself had the largest GDP on the planet.
@@johanfalk2875 There ran for a time a documentary produced in Philadelphia which dealt with the question, "are cities dead" ? And to argue that cities are still relevant that fact about North Philadelphia was shared.
Glad to see South Korea making an appearance during the last three years! Hope we constantly stay in the top 10. I'm sure we would be much higher if we united with NK peacefully and successfully... which is very unlikely
Proud! Korea wasnt even top 10 in the 19th century and we went through brutal Japanese occupation, Sino-Japanese War, Russo-Japanese War, WWI, WWII, Korean War and decades of dictatorship. Slowly creeping up to the top ten world economies. Our neighbors, Japan and China have for hundreds of years taken advantage of us and profited off of Korea's geography for trade and conflict against the other, so it's nice to see we eventually surpassed a lot of developed first world nations with initial U. S. post war support but basically on our own since the WWII ended.
@@daeseongkim93 Don’t forget, without China’s historical help, you would have been annexed by the Japanese hundreds of years ago. China has never had territorial ambitions for the Korean Peninsula. This has been the case for hundreds of years.
@@daeseongkim93 I am sorry for what happened in the past. I think Koreans have too much of a victim mentality. It's better to look forward. Also, after the Korean War ended, the United States and Japan provided funds and technology to develop South Korea.
@@steven2809 Разница огромная.По данным ЦРУ СССР в 1990-и имел ВВП более 50% от ВВП США и значительно превосходил ВВП Японии. Данные в ролике по СССР основаны на пропагандистском антисоветском вранье.
@@ИгорьСоболев-к5у Even a japanese news article from back then announced it, it went something like "We are proud to beat the USSR as the second world economy" if I remember well.
@@叶初一 I'm not sure what you mean by India being cheated. How so? India has a fast developing economy and a growing population. The Chinese GDP has been boosted by government building projects, some of which have resulted in expensive ghost cities where practically no one lives. China also has a shrinking population. I can see India start to rapidly bridge the gap with China. You probably already have the world's largest population because by some estimates the Chinese population has been overstated by about 100 million people.
@@gustaaf1892 Brother, don't be cheated by your media. Many Indian bloggers come to China to shoot videos. Is there a ghost town where no one lives? I am a Chinese, and my own experience tells me that you are deceived by the media. India and China are developing almost at the same time, and the gap is widening so far. Besides, what's the use of a large population? How much value can a group of educated children create? In China, 10 million college students graduate every year. Since 30 years ago, everyone has been able to go to junior high school. India can't even do what we did 30 years ago. Is this what democratic countries do? Is this the institutional superiority of a democracy?
Germany be like: 01:22 Hey guys why you kicked me? 02:19 You kicked me? I am mad now 03:20 I am back baby, I am going brum brum 05:56 I am back again stronger than before
This video will compare the top 10 countries by GDP (gross domestic product) nominal from 1896 to 2022. Be sure to subscribe, like, and comment!
*Please note, the GDP data of the Soviet Union from 1929-1945 is overstated in this video; the more correct GDP figure is closer to $23 billion in 1938. My apologies. will likely redo this video with the correct data soon!
What music did you use for this video?
@@ozeppeo New World Symphony by Dvorak
@@RankingCharts Thanks :)
Hi. I just wanted to say that I think you made the same mistake again. China's GDP has touched 18 trillion usd yet its around 17 trillion usd in yours ○○
@@niksor5979 he literally did
Whenever there is a war US economy just boooom
Cuz it was in europe and almost no destruction of us land. Us made money selling weapons and stuff
@@masterdeetectiv9520u guys got the truth.
Cause the US never had any of the world wars on their soul and for most the war before joining in they were selling weapons and supplies. So no money spend of fixing destroyed cities and they got a lot of money from just aiding while staying home.
True
@@masterdeetectiv9520okay but why does the is economy go boom even when there is no war. Whats your sad excuse then?
Top countries in 2024:
🇺🇲 USA: 29.1 trillion (26% of World GDP)
🇨🇳 China: 18.2 trillion (16%)
🇩🇪 Germany: 4.7 trillion (4%)
🇯🇵 Japan: 4.1 trillion (4%)
🇮🇳 India: 3.9 trillion (3%)
🇬🇧 UK: 3.6 trillion (3%)
🇨🇵 France: 3.2 trillion (3%)
🇮🇹 Italy: 2.3 trillion (2%)
🇨🇦 Canada: 2.2 trillion (2%)
🇧🇷 Brazil: 2.2 trillion (2%)
Should 26% be 62%?
@oneeyedgirl617 I might be wrong but you could include in the list
"All other countries : 35% of world GDP", since the top 10 countries total at 65% of worlds GDP.
If that makes more sense to you.
@ No, I’m mistaken. I was confusing stock market size with GDP.
Ooh, where is poor Russia? I thought they're a superpower. 😂
@@azrathael3896 superpower in that they can end the world but luckily they're not much of a competitor economically
USSR reached 47% of US, Japan reached 72%, and China reached 74%
The fact that China can’t even reach 80% with 5 times the population is just sad
77%
@@ezequiel8931 but 20 years ago China GDP only 10% of the US. China’s PPP is already 140% of the US
@@Moonlight-uv7jo CHINESE DOESN T CARE ABOUT THE PPP ONLY THE NOMINAL IS THE TRUE METRICS FOR THEM
@@ezequiel8931 the fact that USA owes more money then they have is just sad. Big chunks of it from China.
Germany went from ~80% of UK’s GDP to almost twice its GDP and even surged to have 50% of the US between 1932 and 1939. Easily the best performing developed economy during the Great Depression. I guess that goes a long way in explaining why so many people supported the nsdap.
You nazi?
That's largely an illusion. The Nazi government took on an enormous amount of debt in the buildup to WW2. That can lead to the appearance of a booming economy (since government spending is included in GDP), but it was unsustainable. If Nazi Germany had not launched WW2, their economy would have collapsed.
It sure helped, that the government made politics for the own people and didn’t tell them, that they are the scum of the earth. Self confidence can make a huge difference and of course a lot of people would support such politics.
@dgerdi It's because in Germany the people would quickly complain if they were called scum and those parties would then lose out massively. You can't disrespect the people
@@dgerdiThis is the same Germany that called people who supported their political opposition rats and part of a grand conspiracy to topple their country, and removed the rights of a lot of their own people for being "subhuman." I'm not sure how you believe that's a healthy respect for the citizens.
I love how you use the correct flag for a nation's political system at a specific time in their history!
not really Canada's Red Ensign was wrong for most of the video, but they are similar anyways
Yeah. As a german i loved to see that he didnt use our current Flag for nazi Germany. Its important to state the difference
@@cupofjoe4u2drink56
Well he didn't get everything right is true. After all, he used the 50 star American flag since 1897 when it was valid only since 1959.😁
@@arrow1414 this video is total fake, uk was the first power economic in the world up to world war 1
@@mastdream2043
Nope:
"By 1890, the United States had overtaken the British Empire as the world's most productive economy.
From the Wikipedia article Economy of the United States.
The momentum of the Japanese economy from the end of World War II to around 1990 was tremendous. It was said that Japan as number one, and the United States was seriously afraid of Japan. Such as the Japan-US Semiconductor Agreement and Super 301. It's still the world's third-largest power, but it doesn't have the momentum it once did.
Since WWII Japan has been losing its sovereignty because of the military occupation of USA. Same do as Korea and Germany. They became the leashed pets of USA.
It is very incredible how a country like Japan, with so many geographic problems, and destroyed in WW2, was almost the most rich country
少子化が悪い
何言ってるんですか、あなた方の国々はこれからもっと発展していくのですよ。我が国はもう歳ですから。そろそろ、ね
@@三原彩希 日本はこれから人口も減りますし、国際的な競争力は落ちるかもしれないけど、それでもゆるやかで幸せな衰退を遂げましょう。日本にまださまざまな若い才能が眠っていることを忘れないでください。これからも世界一暮らしやすい国🇯🇵を一緒に守ろう！👍
US: "Who's that guy in front of me?"
" oh oh, my bad, just my own reflection"
It's basically an unfair comparison... Would be more fair if they compare us with EU for example.
😂😂
@@damianitthe us still has more gdp of whole Europe though
@@damianithow is 1 country vs a confederation of 30+ countries considered fair?
@@LiamThomas-g7z the USA is 50 contryes as well
It's really wild that Germany and Japan, especially Germany, were able to rise so high and become the third and fourth largest economies, even after everything that happened in World War II, and for Germany, World War I.
Strong work ethic and culture. They didn’t waste time and resources blaming their circumstances on their history. They just focused on getting their shit together instead of playing musical chairs with politics. Very large industrial bases in both those countries. Very productivity focused. And there often is pride among heavy industry jobs, which attracts more people.
In the UK… we’ve put our cultural pride in the financial sector instead. Not as smart.
@@marpro212 "They didn’t waste time and resources blaming their circumstances on their history" WW2 germany wants a word with you
Also, being denied a substantial military after world war 2 allowed them to invest more in infrastructure and technology.
I would love to see this done on a per-capita basis, where GDP divided by population was displayed. That would be fascinating.
If you reply to my comment u gae😭
@@TmWastr you have the cart before the horse on that one billionaires are a product of the GDP and if you know industrial history you can see the events that created huge jumps in GDP like Henry Fords assembly line production or further back with the steam powered train you can see the effects of war. If the video was slowed down even more you could really pinpoint the events that changed GDP even better its kind of a fascinating look at it.
@@jaymortensen642 Word
No 1 would be qatar and singapore
@@johnperic6860 🐓
Russia 2010: "Oh, hi, Mark!"
Russia 2014: "Bye, doggy!"
Putin did nothing to help put Russia back on top. It just stagnated under him
日本のバブル期の伸び凄いな
日本がここ30年ほどGDPがあまり変わっていないのは悲しい😢
你们的衰落的三十年难道不是美国制造的吗？你们纺织业好了，美国制裁你们；你们汽车业好了，美国制裁你们；你们半导体芯片好了，美国制裁你们，还控制你们汇率，强迫你们签署广场协议；每一次制裁都是以 美国国家安全的理由😂….
对了，美国现在制裁我们芯片业也是以 美国国家安全的理由😂
@@qwertyuiopasdfghjk11111 但是日本并没有去工业化，没了美国的束缚还是有可能再创奇迹的
脱离美国控制对整个东亚更好@@qwertyuiopasdfghjk11111
일본인들은 똑똑해
After the Korean War in 1950, South Korea's economic power was almost the lowest in the world, but I'm impressed that it rose to the top 10 in the world in 2021.
한국어로 말하세요..
@@키카-d4s 번역기 돌린거라..ㅎㅋ
모바일 유튜브 댓글 자동번역이나, pc 브라우져에 자동번역도 요즘 잘 되어서 아무 나라말이나 편하신 걸로 써도 상관없어요.ㅎㅎ
@@키카-d4s 한국인이 영어로 말하면 안됨?
井底之蛙
Interesting to see that even during the great depression, US economy was triple the size of nearest competitor
Great depression was a worldwide thing, it didn't only affect the US
@@lilysowden4035 Great Depression in the US had knock-on effects for the rest of the World. And the chart shows pretty much why: US GDP is so large that once they restricted foreign trade and went full on protectionism all other countries were screwed. If the US won't trade with you anymore no other country is nearly big enough to offset that.
@@jcxz983 that's going to happen in 2020 as well, we will see many countries collapse into chaos, China is on the top of that list
If you compare it to empires it's not ahead
@@jcxz983 except ussr. They were so self sufficient that the Great Depression was a boost to them since people from capitalist countries fled to the ussr in search of jobs. It made for great anti-capitalist points in their favour
I’ve gotta admit despite losing WW2, Germany and Japan did so well. Especially Japan at 1960 to 1995 is amazing
Because US helped rebuild them
only west germany💀
@@some_randomninja The US rebuilding Germany is a myth. The amount of war loot extracted from Germany exceeds the total sum of all Marshall Plan loans put together, i.e. the Marshall Plan money actually all came from Germany.
how about china
Japanese economic miracle was a lie it was inflation
Japan seems to be suffered from aging society. Japanese people have to overcome this difficult situation by technology.
On the other hand, a lot of Japanese companies transferred their factories to foreign ones and actively acquired foreign companies. Hence, in my option, real economic growth in Japan is difficult to reflect on GDP.
Thanks from Japan!!
@@골드맨-g5p
🤫
There is a different indicator exactly for this but GDP show national domestics so it is valid like this
We will overtake you soon
LG Germany
The reason why japanes got so high GDP, is because the USA help them with the bussiness after the ww2.
I like the accuracy of flag changes. Nice detail. Other videos I seen got Canada with the new flag from the start.
Thought the same exact thing!
I was sitting here waiting for it to change haha
That’s sad
It'd be cool if when certain countries made big leaps forwards or backwards it had a description of what event caused the incline or decline.
The majority of these cases were obvious but i agree it would have been a good thing.
@@funnygastro651 I was watching that myself, the disappearance of West Germany to Germany, WWII, well done!
@@paperthyme ... West Germany to Germany, that is L years after WWII...
Germany WW1, WW2, and the reunification West-Germany and German Democratic Republic in 1990 (1.6 Trillion)
@@PeTer-xd8nx + the 1929 crisis
これ色んな所で色んな言語でコメ欄揉めてんのまじ楽しい
ドMだ
Heh.
まじそれ、教育的ですらある
哈哈哈是的，各个国家的黄金年代或者低谷年代产生的作品和东西都很有意思，现在一个超级大国usa和多个强国的局面也不知道多久就会崩溃，说不定我们正处在历史的一个节点。
Definitely 😁
Great that you use historic flags instead of current flags, unlike what happen repeatedly at many other channels say using current French tricolor for medieval France or current China flag for imperial dynasties.
@Zero Yuge investment by America for almost half a century.
He didn't put the Rising Sun flag tho
@@Halbared They were in good shape even before WW2 tho
Rising flag never be Japan national flag, it's just military flag. Japan flag from previous century is the same like the current one, simple round red on white.
@@edwardcardozo8325 That's the wholepoint, they were in ok shape, a strong regional power.
But US investors dominate The Japanese Market and help boost companies like Toyota
1995: insane how a country with size of Japan almost reached US in GDP!
Japan is just a pet dog dressed up in American costumes. You may think that the elegant dog dressed up surpasses the simple owner who leads it. But as long as the owner is willing, the United States easily launched an economic war against Japan, signed a square agreement and created a real estate foam, which quickly disrupted Japan's economy. A country that cannot have its own army and needs to be colonized by US military bases is not worthy of the right to challenge its master.
Japan is just a dog in hard dress led by the owner of the United States. You may think that the elegant dog is more than the simple owner who leads it. But as long as the owner is willing, the United States easily launched an economic war against Japan, signed a square agreement and created a real estate foam, which quickly disrupted Japan's economy. A country that cannot have its own army and needs to be colonized by US military bases is not worthy of the right to challenge its master.
일본은 땅이 큽니다. 작지 않아요.
@@happy-nb9jd フランスの3/2大国の中では小さい方、領海含めるならめちゃくちゃでかいけどな
@@happy-nb9jdありがとう!(´▽｀)韓国を愛している
Japanese people are obviously pessimistic, but it sometimes cause better results like this.
1位の存在を忘れてしまうほど熱い動画
戦前からこんなにGDP高かったのにびっくり。明治維新から百年しか経ってないのに。国民全員が読み書きそろばんできるのが良かったのかな。
そして、終戦の急落とその後の上昇に熱くなるね。
@@112358Hunter
中国に隠れてるが人口多いからね日本は
@@112358Hunter
戦前は世界3位の人口って考えると少ないな
戦後は西側諸国から支援があったから
それよりこれだけGDPに差があるのに、日清戦争、日露戦争に勝てた方が熱い。
@@co2h2o95 イギリスの支援だし日露戦争は賠償金すら貰えず借金返済に80年以上掛かった黒歴史
5:41ここらへんの日本の上がる早さと音楽がバッチリあってて草
バブルだー
I am always amazed by the performance of Japan and the Netherlands in terms of their economy.
Same as China
Why do you mention the Netherlands? It wasn't even in the video.
Best DJs in the world and they will deport Muslims
God bless Netherlands@user-lu2uy7pj5c
Because Japan plundered the resources of the entire Asia and developed its own industry through aggressive wars, while Japan's main island suffered almost no damage except for two cities that were hit by two atomic bombs. After the war, Japan not only did not compensate for the war, but also received assistance from the United States. That's why Japan was able to rise rapidly after the war.
@user-lu2uy7pj5c best DJs
Armin van buuren 🇳🇱 Hardwell, Tiesto
Summer ozcan , Martin Garrix
finally at 10th at the end,,, proud of My country S.Korea
삶은 소대가리 뽑아 탈원전, 소주성으로 현재 14위 추락. 자랑스럽니?
save your nice country bro or its gonna die out within 70 years or so
@@Eren_Yeager1010are you hindu?
@@DISTROYER523 yeah what about it tho
@@Eren_Yeager1010 Koreans are very r'cist against hindu's for some reason, he probably just asked you about your ethnicity to boost his ego
To US Challenger
VS Nazi German
VS Soviet Union
VS Japan
Now China
But every big empire comes to an end.
@@tsmkcs12 keep whining god bless america
@@lembafranck3490 More like Satan, America is the antichrist's empire
@@lembafranck3490 With how you treates your allies, do cry if they don't help.
@@alexa_sherimbright2421 Hum...
Are you seriously saying you're not an Empire? How oblivious are you about your own history?
Oh come on now. There has never been an hegemonical power in History who hasn't been an empire, ever. It is called " The trap of Thucydide"
Frenchmen and englishmen know that all too well. It happened between Athenes and Sparte, Rome and Catharge, France and England, England and Germany, Russia and the US, now the US and China. The rising power against the declining power for world hegemony. It's continental power against sea power for world hegemony.
Smart imperialism is still imperialism, England did it way before the U-S.
And I don't whine nor do I wish your destruction, I can only see the damages such imperial power has done to an old decaying Europe who will disappear shortly, the rest of the world blames you but I don't care about the rest of the world, I only care about Europe. So middle-east can blame you all they want, I don't care about them. You're a nationalist it seems, that's good.
We lack that in Europe, U-S softpower dominates us, making us unable to recenter around our own nationality and culture, sad but true. US model, raw and financial power, great combination of hard and soft power made it like so. Can't blame others for being weak, but I can at least the consequences and the main source that traps us weak can't I?
Japan is amazing, small island with lack of resources, was the second for many decades and even now is third, japanese must be proud of themselves
Proud and unaware of their actions in ww2
@@deathhog4409shush if they don’t tell, nobody knows. Let’s start from not mentioning it in history book and also they were the victims too in WW2 because of the nuke bombs
Small island?? Japan is bigger than UK.
@@soyasuwabe7898 not really Japan is not a victim in WW2 as if you want to call them a victim then call the Germans a victim berlin was almost completely destroyed along with most of their other city's.
Japan will experience a massive economic downfall in the next decades because of extremy high national debt. Japan isn't actually as impressive as is looks, also because of the low Productivity
USA: My GDP does not change guys
bro did not look at the numbers during the Great Depression in 1929
@shaansingh6048 Do you think I am talking like numbers??? I am talking about graph bars and position. USA had keep maintaining 1st place GDP so I wrote joking like that
10年之后就会改变了。
@user-gk3jw1bl7i Keep dreaming Lil boy... meanwhile you are using a U.S. platform called UA-cam 😂
我们拭目以待😂 另外ppp计算 中国已经超越美国很多了@@USViper
우리나라가 자랑스럽습니다. 과거 일본 영국 프랑스등 처럼 다른나라 침공해서 쪽쪽 빨아먹고 큰것도 아니고 그렇다고 자원이 많은것도 아니며 전쟁으로 전 국토가 유린당해 폐허가 된것도 모자라 분단국가로 국방비 지출에 너무 많이 쓰는 나라인데도 불구하고 국민들이 정말 피땀흘려 고생한덕에 잠깐이나마 세계 최빈국에서 10등까지 올라가는 쾌거를 이룩했다고 생각합니다
힘들게 일해주신 우리 아버지 할어버지 세대에게 감사의 인사남깁니다
대한민국만세
なんでそこで日本が出てくるんだよ。出すならスペインかポルトガルだろ。そもそも日本が植民地を持ってたのは戦時中の4年間だけだったし、それも戦略としてだったからむしろ植民地にお金を使ってた。（インフラの整備費、防衛費など）植民地から搾取することで日本のGDPが上がったという事実は一切ない。
日本は植民地に大学を立てる国です
@@ゴウダたけおそもそも「植民地」ではなくて併合ですね(´･ω･`)
石器時代みたいな土地を併合しちゃうもんだから後の日本人がエライ目にあいました
난 한국인입니다 이런 멍청한 한국인은 무시하세요
멍청한 한국인아 제발 창피하게 침략당하고 지배당한 과거를 가지고 잘난척하지 말아라 잘난척할것도 참 없다
as always, great video🤝
It is a miracle that Korea, which was poorer than Somalia and the Philippines, is in the top 10
For better or for worse, we are surrounded by powerful countries, so we have become more competitive. It is clear which one will help you grow more: Class A or Class B at a cram school.
@@user-pf1zr1po3r日本の賠償金で育っただけです
Strong Korean
主要是靠美国
I like how Germany also bounces back after great wars
It is amazing that when I was born in 1993, GDP of Spain was higher than China…
Sadly China is overtaking usa because how pathetic the United States has become
that right. Chinese people work so hard to achieve nowadays achievement
@@zafipovic7751 it's more tondo with government policy than people just working hard tbh
@@zafipovic7751 It was mainly communism that hold them back.
@@Benjamin-ml7sv During the period of China without communism（1840-1940）, they were invaded by Europe and Japan and lived in extreme poverty
Japan: I'm gonna' do it! I'm gonna' overtake the US!
- The 'lost decade' kicks in in1995
Japan: Why do I hear boss music?
Plaza accord: am I joke to you? 🤡
@@EuropeanSoyboy yeah yeah the us literally broke us lmao
China : ok let me try😁
@Zero growth neans much more
@@abdiganiaden In fact, the plaza accord was not the reason Japan collapsed. The US-Japan semiconductor agreement is the real reason. At that time, the yield of semiconductors in the US was only 50%, but in Japan it was 80%. The United States began to impose sanctions on Japanese semiconductors when it was unable to catch up with Japan. The sanctions lasted more than 10 years, and the United States sanctioned not only Japanese semiconductors but also other manufacturing industries at the same time. As a result, the Japanese manufacturing industry collapsed and the economy collapsed. The Plaza Accord is a superficial excuse. But because Japan is militarily dependent on the US and has created export economic growth through the US market, Japan has little to say. Some Japanese resent the United States, but others accept it as inevitable.
7:50
USA team : japan germany uk france india italy brazil and south korea
China team :
Is that a team? Stupid! What you mentioned is just like the group of grandpa with 8 grandsons.
China has the best powers like a North Korea 🇰🇵 and Pakistan 🇵🇰, if you start from the bottom 🤣👍
The US allies you describe are not as reliable as they seem, especially France and Germany have been exporting core technologies and factories to China like crazy in recent years, while for the US there have been no trade programs for a long time, India's aim is not to join the US camp but to use the US influence to counterbalance China thus seeking to partially influence as well as develop their own militarily and economically in the Middle East and East Asia, and Japan and South Korea are caught in a very serious Japan and South Korea are in serious problems of aging and childlessness, followed by Ukraine and the Middle East, which require constant economic and military subsidies from the US.
@@zakaryloreto6526Pakistan and China Vs the world. Ummmm 😂😂😂😂
@@zakaryloreto6526 cope buddy, its the WORLD vs china, russia, north korea, and iran at BEST. maybeee in like 200 years china will have a chance when relations fall apart. as for our lifetime, the US will be the dominant force of the world.
1990年から1995年にかけて、日本の成長にアメリカは恐れ戦いただろうな。
それは急激な円高によるものでした。
@@worldmilitarypowerchannel5419
本当だ。ただ50%円高しただけか。1985年くらいのGDPの伸びも円高が要因か。
@worldmilitarypowerchannel5419 全然違うね。確かにバブルらへんは盛られるけど、いくらなんでもそこまで断言するのは意味不明
今でも超円高になれば上がるよ
It’s crazy to think the US has been the largest economy since the 1800s. I would of guessed during that time it would of been either the UK or Old China 😮
It wasn't the UK, what you are probably referring to is the British Empire. But it wasn't listed in this video because the British Empire is no singular country.
if this time line go back further before 1st industry revolution , top 1 gdp were China under Qing Dynasty
China's GDP was over 40% of the world GDP in 1840s
@@PeeosLockYup, and India was second. Can you imagine how much they have stolen from those two countries?
中国在之前都在打仗，发展经济是从2008年才开始的
May the world have no war and prosperity in the economy🥰
Love from China❤
Yeah agreed wait your allowed to use youtube on China?
@@star5384 No, we can’t access to youtube directly, but there are always other ways to access it. 😉
Your country is a reason why there won't be any peace on this Planet in the forseable future.
From 2008 to 2022 during the race between China and Japan was like Usain Bolt doing a super charge run all of a sudden
This is the total gdp. If it is per capita GDP, China is a loser.
日本人の私から見ても「日本怖い」って思うグラフでした😂
あんなに叩き潰したのになんで這い上がってくんの!?って
人口爆発って凄いな
逆にあのGDP差で喧嘩うったのも色んな意味ですごいなと
30년간 제자리 걸음
@@kcjung7363失われた30年😅
日本のバブル絶頂期で時価総額首位でもアメリカのGDPは抜けなかった
GDPランキング＝時価総額ランキングではないことを実感
It’s crazy to think China's economy was the same size as the UK’s, even in 2005!
Between 1995 and 2012
China Has Double Digit Growth of 10-13% During 4-5 Years
Propelled by Huge Work Force and Establishing Manufacturing Sectors With Quality Education
@@KAN443 I know. Also, careful government planning and investment into infrastructure, education, city planning, and public transport, healthcare etc. It is quite impressive how clever they have been.
@@roro-mm7ccMoreover, most people in China are very happy, unlike the western media reports, which can be seen from the data of their overseas travel every year.
Looking at China's fertility rate, one can tell that Chinese people are not living easily, mainly due to the high housing prices
@@dehualau8785 Yes, it should be East Asian, Japanese, Korean, China, Hongkong,
Im so amazed that one country hold that spot for 140 years
Yeah it calls freedom. But some imperium just collapse fast. US was a produktiv country. Now is just a consumer country.
Because the said country has been the main stronghold of globalism for its entire existence.
It's a bit misleading as it doesn't count the colonies/empires before WW2 which did have a bigger economy overall.
But i think No longer
Not any longer.
솔직히 한국이 대단한게 1945년 광복 이후 70년대까지 쭉 최빈국이었는데 저렇게 성장했다는게 놀라워요. 하지만 더 대단한건 일본의 8090인듯.. 미국이 1위지만 압도적 2등 같은 느낌이랄까
日本韩国的发展很大因素是美国的扶持。
朝鲜战争或间接或直接的帮助了日本的发展，苏联解体之后，正因为日本受到了美国的制裁，即美国为了制衡日本转而加大对韩国的扶持力度，韩国才得以高速发展
@@太始你mlgb在复制粘贴啥
@@太始今の中国は日本がなければないだろう
@@太始truth
as a korean, we should not forget history of our alliance's devotion
@@太始 간접적이라기엔 매우 직접적이였지 한국전쟁일어나기전엔 미국은 일본을 농업국가로 만들려고 했었음. 한국 전쟁 보급창고로 사용한다고 전범기업들 해체한거 다시 이르켜서 써먹고 그 덕으로 경제발전 초석쌓고 발전했지
After seeing Korea devastated by the war in 1950, a British newspaper reporter said that it would be a hundred times more difficult for Korea to escape hunger and become a democratic country than to make a rose bloom from a garbage heap.
→ Look at what Korea looks like now
Look at the results of achieving the world's 10th largest economy and democracy at the same time.
This is a great achievement achieved only through the power of education, without any underground resources.
I mean only half of Korea has really achieved that.
Korea Japan China very nice😍😍
yeah asian powers 🔥🔥
love from China❤
日本頑張って支えるぞ
やってやろうぜ
@user-tg7fg7nw4pやるぞ！！！！
みんなでやるんだよ。
🇺🇸💴🇯🇵❤❤
for anyone wondering: the background music is dvorak 9th symphony “From the New World” 4th movement
Thanks you I scanned the comments to see no one cared about what mattered except you
Danke
Very proud as a Canadian to see my country consistently top ten. Important to remember that we have substantially fewer people than anyone else on the list. We just hit 40 mil this year!
yep, Canada as well as Australia started with not so much people but grew constantly by population and GDP ... and there are +195 countries in the world.
USA are impressive. I did not know that USA were so dominant even in the late 19th century.
Peace + resources + large population + world standard tech
@@LOLHAMMER45678 Add in absurdly productive work culture, for all the good and ill that brings.
@@LOLHAMMER45678 don't know about peace but sure
@@niklasvilhelm7247 At the time, the US managed to avoid a lot of the turmoil in Europe and Asia. While there were "wars", none of them were really noteworthy nor did they have any meaningful impact on the standard of living in the US. Even when the world went to shit so to speak, the US had time to get a full on war economy before actually going to war (hence the joke in Chicken Run of the yanks showing up late to every war). Even when that was the case, being on the other side of the world led to some substantial advantages - it turns out that it's easier to make tanks and planes when the enemy has little to no chance of blowing up your stuff or successfully invading.
Sure, there was Pearl Harbor which people make a big deal of, and some stuff went down on the Aleutian Islands, but compared to what was going on in Europe and Asia, it's almost not even worth mentioning. Even when it happened and the US got actively into WWII, they had already been "getting ready" so to speak with all the lend-lease stuff.
yeah still some problems like that klan diss song "welfare monkey" something like that....
i have no coin for a coke and for a welfare check you must be a nier
it was on yt!
ボコボコにやられた敗戦国が3位4位なの面白いな。
逆に敗戦国のほうがアメリカとかからの支援受けられるからGDPはよくなるぞ、戦勝国であるのにフランスがGDP転落したでしょ
@@GETUYOUBINOKYOUHU イタリアは？
@@ぶどう-h9b イタリアはまあ戦勝国みたいなもんだから...()
*Shoutout to whoever went, “USA! USA! USA!” for the entire duration of the video.*
Even though America was always on top, after WW2 America literally never looked back.
It was the only country that didn't have to deal with the war on their own lands. Every other one got almost completely destroyed. Especially the USSR, Germany, China and Japan.
They weren’t always on top, they only surpassed the British empire officially in 1918, video only takes UK itself into account for some reason.
Well, when it comes to Japan and Germany that was their own fault. Still agree though.
@@DanteNeverWaits Yes and they only surpassed the British Empire in economic terms in 1918. The British Empire was still much more powerful in geopolitical terms and the most superior political power in the World. The US only reached World Power status in the late 1940s-1950s.
@@DenianWriter our faul yeah but only 50% we got fucked like no one ever was after ww1
The United States is largely taken for granted here from what I can see in the comments. Think about it, a fairly new nation with less population than many others, they did not just win, they won consistently for over 100 years.
by being supported by two world powers in the beginning, then having slaves and free workers while having the geographically best position to grow without being interrupted.
if the us was founded in europe, there would be no way on earth they would have nearly gotten their wealth. stop trolling.
Yea, by immigrants and slavery.
@@glowiedetectorkeep coping
@@Willy_Wacker_42069 it's not cope, just stating facts. i didn't even belittle them but it is the truth.
@@glowiedetectorsure but the USA has gone to war with both Canada and Mexico
I knew it was just gonna be the United States in the top spot the entire time, this is the biggest flex since the invention of the wheel
i think the british empire was still larger though until ww1.
@@donderstorm1845 yes. The British Empire as a whole was the largest economy.
@@le_meme_man8983 As a whole, thanks for explaining this Sahil. I always heard Britain was #1 until 1920 but I never really understood how
@@ezequiel8931 yeah, it's confusing. UK's economy was obviously not the highest, but the British empire was
@@le_meme_man8983 wasn’t it by the year 1890 the US surpassed big British empire and Qing dynasty?
great visualization of data❤
6:05 China: let me see what's happening there"
6:49 China: "Side please, I'm in a hurry"
The symphony really sets the tone.
America was by far the most distinctive.
It is interesting to see how Germany and Japan, the defeated countries of World War II, fell and rose.
（I can't speak English, so I used Google Translate.）
アメリカのぶっちぎり感と、第二次世界大戦の敗戦国であるドイツと日本の没落と復活が良く現れていて面白かったです。
イ…イタリア…
日本很厉害
第2次世界対戦が終わってドイツと日本がどっか行くの草
革命後にロシアしばらく消える→（内戦終結）→ソ連として復活 もおもしろい
なおイタリアさん
Be a follower of USA.
I'm so proud of my country! 🇰🇷 From the second poorest to the tenth wealthiest in 70 years!
Yeah! It makes me proud too 🇰🇷👏😀😀
Me too!
I get it but feeling proud at what cost? there are so many sideeffects that come with that condensed economical growth in such a short period of time
@@DEEPWEB-.-Korea was not a country that could develop slowly. South Korea had to concentrate on system, military, and economic competition with North Korea, and falling behind would provide an opportunity for a second war.
@@Vandark19r0wkd0 Looks like u got my point a little twisted, i'm not saying South Korea had to build up on a gradual process in the face of all of those u mentioned but what i mean is that that admirable success that made Korea the country it is now didn't come along for free but it came with tons of societal problems
Fascinating how rapidly USSR developed after Civil War and WW2
The world record for economic growth belongs to the USSR. From semi-feudalism to a world power (along with the USA) in a matter of decades. And this despite the foreign intervention in the USSR in 1918 - 1922, as well as the war with Nazi Germany on the territory of the USSR.
@@travistouchdown9 US Lend Lease helped turn the USSR into a superpower. But yeah, totalitarian regimes can launch efforts with concentrated resources and make big leaps forward....in the short run. In the long run inefficiencies catch up with them and they stagnate.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-con libertarians would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same, so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-con libertarians would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same, so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
@@krl97a LMAO, these neo-cons would never accept the facts even if they're showing it to them right in their face. The USSR became the second economic power by 1933 when first Stalin's five year plan concluded and even the video (That I suposse you watched) shows it that way, the land-lease didn't mean sh*t economically considering they already were a superpower and most of the productivity came from the factories Stalin moved east, the fact that the USSR was the country that got destroyed the most because of WW2 and still managed to remain at #2 place and do its own reconstruction plan proves it even more, it's easy to boast about a "Land-Lease" when you're geographically isolated and the only major country that isn't getting activelly interrumped by 2 world wars. "Totalitarian" regimes he says, the country where there are only 2 parties that listen to the same 300 year old finance sector families that control 1% of the economy just the same so they can keep putting money in their 700 military bases.
Top 10 countries by GDP in 2024
1. United States🇺🇸
2. China🇨🇳
3. Germany🇩🇪
4. Japan🇯🇵
5. Bharat🇮🇳
6. United Kingdom🇬🇧
7. France🇫🇷
8. Italy🇮🇹
9. Brazil🇧🇷
10. Canada🇨🇦
India!
@@JinMalJalarga de ser chato
@@JinMalJaBrasil! 🤪
Is there any source?
ドイツに抜かされてこのままだとインドにも抜かされそうで日本人としては心配です
1890年代に日本は既に10位の時期があったのに驚いた
それな( ´-ω-)σ
江戸時代から普通に人口多かったからね。
戦国時代は世界最強クラスの軍事力も持ってたしね。
日本は江戸という成熟した時代があって、そこからの流れがあるから、世界で見ても昔から繁栄していた地域かも
@@worldmilitarypowerchannel5419 そんなもんないよｗ
Any idea why USA's GDP grows so much during wars ?
Selling weapons, ammo and other stuff + Leand lease in WW II
Because USA is a migrated country. Thier policy is attractive to rich or technical people.
1) The USA doesn't suffer any damage since it's across the oceans
2) Wars create manufacturing and production
3) Wars create refugees and immigrants who move to the USA
Large population, large area and all of it is habitable and productive in some way, far away from anywhere that fighting could damage industry, very fast ship production, an economy that incentivizes innovation and industriesness, and lots of room to expand within its own borders both literally and figuratively.
Military industrial complex. This is why the US is such a warmonger; because they have every bit to gain from.
It was a nightmare for Japan from around 2010 to 2015.
災害の怖さがわかりますね...
communism socialism call it what you want
Some says its because of the earthquake but it’s just one minor reason
Japan has been suffering blood draw by US since 1995. It is dangerous to be friends with US when you are getting rich.
ただの停滞にすぎない。それ以上もそれ以下もない
30年以上経済成長してないのに未だに4位なのすげーよな日本
しかもその間に二回も大災害に苦しめられてるしね
まあ一応経済としては緩やかに成長してる
その時代の国旗で表してるの良いね
Japanese War Criminal Flag?
戦犯旗?
@mira_arumaたぶん旭日旗と勘違いしとるんかも
こんにちわ、学生です。
@@hobbyisflex욱일기는 일본 제국을 상징하는 기로 많이 쓰이지만, 그 당시의 일본 국기도 현재와 똑같은 일장기임.
5:38 からはバブル景気であり「東京の中心部の土地を全部売るとアメリカ本土が買える」と言われた。
今は政府の失策と経済停滞が起き、逆に中国が日本の土地を買いまくっている
そして今度は中国が停滞し始めてると。結局強いのはアメリカなんだよね
@@user-lp9tz1ep8v hahahaha, please always think as you say!!!
@@user-lp9tz1ep8v
@@user-lp9tz1ep8v😮？
@@user-lp9tz1ep8v Did you, now? The way I see it, America is doomed.
日本はいずれまた成長できると信じています。何度も蘇ってきたのですから。
😞😞😞😞no
@@happy-nb9jdチャイナはバブル崩壊したからもう無理や
China has a population of 1.4 billion people, but its GDP is less than the combined GDP of Japan, Germany, Britain, France and Italy, which only has a combined population of 0.3 billion people.
China is still a poor country.
I agree, because we still have 600 million people who are very poor. So we still need a long time to develop. Let's work together to make all countries a better place, so that no poor people are homeless.
Poor, communist, making fake no quality product, spreading virus that's the real china
@@simpleone4914 SB
Wait until Chinas current population grows old. That will be a huge hit, unless all old people get no money at all and left dying.
But that again would hurt Chinas progress aswell since people wouldn't want to live in a system like that. Ergo more suppression would be needed.
It seems China got their own big problems to solve soon enough.
@@simpleone4914 don't use anything made in China please 👍👏😀
🇯🇵🤝🇩🇪🤝🇮🇹
cnm，广岛炸少了吧
😂
@@brianthedog-t7o🇨🇳🤝🇰🇵🤝🇷🇺
🤣🫵
日 独 伊 三 国 同 盟
裏切り者のイタリアはいらない
when ww2 starts and all countries start to lose gdp while USA is going to the moon you understand who profited the most from world war
And what did you expect, already with the worlds largest GDP and protected by two oceans, other then some pin prick raids by German U-boats, their economy was pretty much invulnerable! Nor did Hitler have to declare war on the US days after Pearl Harbor, clearing the way for the US to enter the war effort against Germany, the fool managed that huge mistake on his own!
@@JimCOsd55 usa was providing arms, ammunition,funds to uk and France so that was against very principle of neutrality.
@@dataanimator And to the USSR
@@JimCOsd55 The US raided a German outpost on Greenland, bombed one of his U-boats in the Atlantic and commandeered a Norwegian ship under German command - all while neutral. Painter guy was under no illusion what's happening so gambled that the Japanese will hold US attention while he finishes his opponents in Europe.
@@dataanimator We would be in a much better EU if US just minded it's own business, Europe was halfway across the world for USA.
I am south korean and I am so proud of my country! #10 in 2021
South korea reached 9th place before
Thank America for helping you out with investment
@@atm4xat 美日贸易战，美中贸易战，下一个就是美韩贸易战对吧😂
By selling your limited lands to US to set up military bases 😊
日本に感謝して
Wild to see how fast Germany flies off the charts when the years of WW1 and WW2 conflicts pass.
Germany lost all big wars that is not a surprise your GDP is damaged! But its a high perfomance you come back in few years so fast! Its our character for hard work to come back after hard times!
@@Holsteiner-Knappe1904 Not just hard work, but intelligence also.
@@gumdeo yes sure its a combination of both
@@Holsteiner-Knappe1904 they only came back because of the US
@@thecensoredmuscle563 wrong. that wasnt that much money actually. And also much more money spend (wasted) in other regions on the planet (also by German, after the US usually the biggest payer for all kind of things/support in the world) without much success. And lets not forget that Germany had a huge braindrain to the US. No, its culture/mentalityj. Germany was already before the wars among the most developed/educated (actually together with the US at that time) and restarted then after the war with the same mentality. Its like with individual people (which are also just individual cultures). some stand up again and do something, others fail even under the best circumstances. Japan also had similar circumstances (but wasnt so much destroyed) and also the right mentality to change something fast - and no surprise: they could do that. South Korea later as well and - no surprise for everyone who knows about such non-rocket science aspects - also became wealthy). countries which failed into socialism/left wing/anticapitalism failed for instance - also no surprise. even high education and mentality doesnt help then anymore ...
I am 3rd Largest Economy now btw 🇩🇪💪 just surpassed Japan
Edit: I Love Japan don’t get me wrong
🇩🇪❤️🇯🇵
It's thanks to the weak yen and strong dollar😂
日本側からのドルの価値は1.5倍
になりました☹️
All I see as an Indian is how much the country grew since 2014. Wonder what happened then 🤔
Our country was growing fabulously till 2016 and then it had a slowdown i wonder what happened
@@straw_hat1579 did you even live through the 80s and 90s where children couldn't go outside after 18:00 for fear of being abducted? Or through the 2000s where every other day there was a terrorist attack?
Modi government
@@honestabe6359 Even with all other shortcomings, we must give credit to the BJP government for putting an end to all the terror. They get my vote just for that.
Modi ji ki vajah se he mumkin hai ye sab
Pretty much a fight for #2 the whole way through - not even the great depression dethroned the USA.
That was surprising. I was just thinking... I wonder where all that money was going... -.-'
insane how far out america was even by end of 1800s
the clock is ticking before it gets surpassed
because of the good land no one who attacks you and a lot of popultaion and ressources
@@xxlslam1 you don't worry apply burnol
The thing I'm most surprised about is how far ahead the US is right from the start. I always thought the the two World Wars were what simultaneously boosted them to economic megapower status and what knocked the European Empires back down the rungladder. But they already were twice the GDP of the nearest rival in the British Empire in 1896 and they kept going, even through the Depression years
I have to say that the UK has been pretty impressive all the way through. Apart from the 60s
Exveptionally consistent at looting Australias, India, Canada, Middle east, Africans and everyone else
I don't even know what they make to sell
@@thesecondsilvereich7828 empire. Now America sells democracy
@@wilklablacquit you mean the Anglo empire of the English race. Such as England America Australia Canada New Zealand
@@thesecondsilvereich7828 phramaceuticals, finance, beef, fish, telecommunications, media..
Japan has seen stagnant GDP since 1995 :(
That's what happens when you're under military occupation of the same country that thinks you're an economical threat too.
@@helloterran The US funded JAPANESE COMPANIES
@@waltuhgoodman3427 and because of that they can easily manipulate japanese economy. Is that right for humanity?
The cause of Japan's economic stagnation is the collapse of the "bubble economy" and the "Plaza Accord" signed with the G5.
@@lokyinphotography Well, yes.
Japan would be North Korea without US occupation
Ah, love the Dvorak New World Symphony....Senior year in HS I played the 1st Trombone part with an awesome regional youth orchestra. Great times....
To be able to visualize the dramatic growth and decline of some countries GDP and to think about how was caused by events and policy changes is fascinating.
Wir kommen immer wieder. Egal wie sehr sie auch versuchen uns Klein zu halten. 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
Bro nazi Deutschland hat sich selbst zerstört. Deutschland hat ein unglaublich gutes BIP für die Einwohnerzahl.
@@isaac-p6126 and what happened before 1930s that made everyone vote for the Nazi Party?
@@thomaszhang3101 Versailles.
@@hopfinatorischerkuchenkrieger well, the Great Depression, but the Versailles Treaty too.
Nazi wasn’t the root of Germany’s problem, it’s a reflection of its problems.
Desperate people resorting to desperate measures.
Versailles😎🇨🇵
America’s development is pretty crazy. Pretty sure it was founded in 1812 and has been a consistent power
United States officially declared independence from the British in 1776
@@roudyman777 yea I know. I noticed it yesterday once someone liked my comment, never bothered changing it
1812 is when they went to war with Canada (the SECOND war with the British Empire since the Revolutionary War), they were founded in 1776.
@@shaansingh6048 The US went to war with Britain. Canada didn't exist as an independent country. It was British territory.
高度経済成長期エグすぎて草www
自民党「所得倍増計画！！」
日本人「気でも狂ったか…」
Damn I love how Germany just bounces back after each government change.
As a way to express the might and size of the U.S and it's GDP; during the industrial revolution, the northern section of Philadelphia, by itself had the largest GDP on the planet.
Awesome fact. How do you know that?
@@johanfalk2875 There ran for a time a documentary produced in Philadelphia which dealt with the question, "are cities dead" ? And to argue that cities are still relevant that fact about North Philadelphia was shared.
@@tommoore8726 And it´s still leading, in the number of drug addicts and homeless people
@@gehrkegehrke2000rust belt effect
Glad to see South Korea making an appearance during the last three years!
Hope we constantly stay in the top 10.
I'm sure we would be much higher if we united with NK peacefully and successfully... which is very unlikely
Unfortunately it'll drop dramatically since your birthrates are the lowest globally
@@CerealGukBap 13 lol Korea is great!
Proud! Korea wasnt even top 10 in the 19th century and we went through brutal Japanese occupation, Sino-Japanese War, Russo-Japanese War, WWI, WWII, Korean War and decades of dictatorship. Slowly creeping up to the top ten world economies. Our neighbors, Japan and China have for hundreds of years taken advantage of us and profited off of Korea's geography for trade and conflict against the other, so it's nice to see we eventually surpassed a lot of developed first world nations with initial U. S. post war support but basically on our own since the WWII ended.
@@daeseongkim93 Don’t forget, without China’s historical help, you would have been annexed by the Japanese hundreds of years ago. China has never had territorial ambitions for the Korean Peninsula. This has been the case for hundreds of years.
@@daeseongkim93
I am sorry for what happened in the past.
I think Koreans have too much of a victim mentality.
It's better to look forward. Also, after the Korean War ended, the United States and Japan provided funds and technology to develop South Korea.
I am more interested in the changes in the top ten countries in terms of population size.
You understated the British economy substantially in 1st part of the video (I assume by excluding Empire GDP figures).
Why is the USSR's GDP way higher in this video during the interwar period than in your previous GDP video?
This video was used using the most accurate and up to date data.
@RankingCharts Can you do more research on USSR gdp because it gets inaccurate in the late 70’s
@@liljay2326 Who cares...?
@@steven2809 Разница огромная.По данным ЦРУ СССР в 1990-и имел ВВП более 50% от ВВП США и значительно превосходил ВВП Японии.
Данные в ролике по СССР основаны на пропагандистском антисоветском вранье.
@@ИгорьСоболев-к5у Even a japanese news article from back then announced it, it went something like "We are proud to beat the USSR as the second world economy" if I remember well.
5:55 The music fits perfectly as Japan looks like its gonna surpass the US
It'll be interesting to see the growth in India over the coming decade.
Looking forward to your reply after decade
The world's biggest joke is that India, the biggest democracy to be cheated, has an economy one-fifth the size of China's.🤣🤣🤣
@@叶初一 I'm not sure what you mean by India being cheated. How so? India has a fast developing economy and a growing population. The Chinese GDP has been boosted by government building projects, some of which have resulted in expensive ghost cities where practically no one lives. China also has a shrinking population. I can see India start to rapidly bridge the gap with China. You probably already have the world's largest population because by some estimates the Chinese population has been overstated by about 100 million people.
@@gustaaf1892 Brother, don't be cheated by your media. Many Indian bloggers come to China to shoot videos. Is there a ghost town where no one lives? I am a Chinese, and my own experience tells me that you are deceived by the media. India and China are developing almost at the same time, and the gap is widening so far. Besides, what's the use of a large population? How much value can a group of educated children create? In China, 10 million college students graduate every year. Since 30 years ago, everyone has been able to go to junior high school. India can't even do what we did 30 years ago. Is this what democratic countries do? Is this the institutional superiority of a democracy?
@@gustaaf1892你说的也许是对的，前面十年的确靠的是人口红利，但是接下来十年的发展跟人口已经没有很大的关联，如果你听说过AI。但是我相信印度未来发展的速度是飞快的，超越美国是很有可能的。
the fact that germany was a time twice as rich as uk is impressive
In 2022, China GDP 17.72 trillion (using average USD-RMB exchange rate 2021)
@@yukihirasouma4691 do you mean japan 8 trillion dept..?😂😂
It is 17.79 trillion
@@polynesianwarrior2166 actually, $12.20T
Its 18.47 trillion excluding hongkong and if we add it then its roughly 19 trillion dollar. US days are numbered
@@tahaijaz1666 No it isn't. You are talking gdp adjusted for ppp. China's gdp at current is 14.7 trillion usd.
1990年代の日本の追い上げ見たら、アメリカが日本を叩きのめしたのも理解できるわ
1990年代、日本のGDPがアメリカの7割に達したとき、アメリカは日本に対して貿易戦争を仕掛け、日本にプラザ合意の締結を迫った。 2018年にGDPがアメリカの7割に達した中国に対しても、アメリカは同じように貿易戦争を仕掛けてきた。
美国不希望亚洲国家超过它
China has achieved astonishing development in the past 20 years, and people's lives are also getting better and better
Germany be like:
01:22 Hey guys why you kicked me?
02:19 You kicked me? I am mad now
03:20 I am back baby, I am going brum brum
05:56 I am back again stronger than before