It also threatens an 8% loss of GDP in countries around the world on average by 2050, with as much as a 15% loss in lower-income countries, and even larger economic consequences beyond.

In a landmark report, the Global Commission on the Economics of Water says the water crisis puts at risk more than half of the world’s food production by 2050. It also threatens an 8% loss of ...

Turkey is one country that’s predicted to rise substantially in the rankings. Currently, it sits at a respectable position, ...

A new report by the Global Commission on the Economics of Water warns that the ongoing global water crisis could result in an average global GDP loss of 8% by 2050, with even more significant ...

News Climate impacts set to cut 2050 global GDP by nearly a fifth. Climate change caused by CO2 emissions already in the atmosphere will shrink global GDP in 2050 by about $38 trillion.

Canada GDP annual average real growth 2031-2050 2.2%. China GDP annual average real growth 2015-2030 4.7% China GDP annual average real growth 2031-2050 2.2%. China will be a true global superpower by ...

An Economist’s Guide to the World in 2050. By Tom Orlik and Bjorn Van Roye. November 12, 2020, ... capital and productivity—to forecast potential GDP through 2050 for 39 countries, ...

In this article, we look at the five most powerful countries ruling the world in 2050. ... Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $6.14 trillion. Forecasted Defense Expenditure in 2050: $64.87 billion.

Cities across Europe and Central Asia (ECA) have experienced a sharp and consistent rise in temperatures in recent decades, which is projected to triple the already tens of thousands of heat-related ...

Global gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to drop 2% from base-case scenarios by 2050 if targets to cap global warming to a 1.5 degree Celsius increase are met, according to a new report by ...

However, embracing a green growth strategy could see the GCC GDP grow to over $13 trillion by 2050,” the World Bank said in an economic update. “The GCC economies have been a bright spot in an ...

Despite the recent recession, the world GDP is expected to almost quadruple by 2050. However, GDP growth rates in China and India are predicted to decelerate over the coming decades, whereas the ...