Thread: Korea will be a part of wealthy nations in 2050.

About 6.5 million Jews live in the United States and 0.5 million Jews live in Canada. That's why in 2050, GDP Per Capita of United States will still be high. QUOTE (Huax @ Oct 20 2009, 07:25 PM) There's no way America will have a higher GDP per capita than Korea in 2050.

GDP per capita does not means wealth SK's goods' price is extremely high. The wage that is paid in SK does not have the ability to buy the same amount of good as the Americans even though their GDP per capita is relatively equal. GDP is a statics that used for a country to compare to themselves today to their past, not really for compare to other countries.

There's no way America will have a higher GDP per capita than Korea in 2050. This post has been edited by Huax : Yesterday, 09:25 PM

what about filthy rich small european countries like lusteinsteinasdasm or whatever its name was.

QUOTE (SoCal @ Jul 15 2009, 10:30 AM) 4 Russia 78,576 this doesn't make sense. are they going to conquer the north pole and discover solid gold icebergs (IMG: http://www.asiafinest.com/forum/style_emoticons/default/embarassedlaugh.gif ) but on second thought they are losing people so fast that it adds up.

is goldman sachs serious about trying to predict something in 2050.. cuz that's pretty outrageous. seriousely... 40 years? This post has been edited by orange peel : Jul 15 2009, 02:39 PM

QUOTE (orange peel @ Jul 15 2009, 11:09 PM) is goldman sachs serious about trying to predict something in 2050.. cuz that's pretty outrageous. seriousely... 40 years? you are right, anything can happen in 40 years. This is of course if everyone is growing at same phase as now. ;>

Yup, Its BS especially considering these predictions were pre-recession. Also, Mexico, Nigeria and Russia's economies all depend on oil, a resource that will practically be depleted by 2050.

QUOTE (orange peel @ Jul 15 2009, 03:39 PM) is goldman sachs serious about trying to predict something in 2050.. cuz that's pretty outrageous. seriousely... 40 years? That's my initial reaction as well. With North Korea actively building their military capabilities , I'm not so sure about the overall stability of S Korea for the next 50 years. Technically they are still at war and anything IS possible. Not to...