Riches, GDP, Energy, Heat, and Warming
Everybody was afraid of CIA and FBI all over the world.
But, now not so much, since CIA and FBI could not arrest one outstanding terror suspect Mr. Osama bin Laden.
Conversely, if CIA and FBI could take Mr. Osama bin Laden to a court in Washington D.C. or New York to do justice on him, America would be more respected.
Indeed, without Mr. Osama bin Laden around 2000, there should not have been the War on Iraq and the War in Afghanistan.
Truly, one of the biggest news stories in 2009 is, again, the failure in apprehension of Mr. Osama bin Laden.
Or otherwise, will President Mr. Barack Hussein Obama can withdraw U.S. troops from Afghanistan in any future without apprehension of Mr. Osama bin Laden?
Or extremely, can he rely on China and India in this context?
Check Japanese volunteers in Afghanistan (a 2010 Nobel Peace Prize candidate):
http://www1a.biglobe.ne.jp/peshawar/eg/annai.html
SECTION I: CIA's GDPs
CIA adopts a nation's GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP) exchange rates which is the sum value of all goods and services produced in the country valued at prices prevailing in the United States.
According to it, Top 17 GDP countries as of 2008 estimated are as follows:
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Rank...country.....GDP (purchasing power parity)
1 EU.. ......$ 14,940,000,000,000
2 USA...... $ 14,440,000,000,000
3 China...... $ 7,992,000,000,000
4 Japan...... $ 4,340,000,000,000
5 India.... ... $ 3,304,000,000,000
6 Germany...... $ 2,925,000,000,000
7 Russia...... $ 2,271,000,000,000
8 UK... ... .. $ 2,236,000,000,000
9 France...... $ 2,133,000,000,000
10 Brazil...... $ 1,998,000,000,000
11 Italy...... $ 1,827,000,000,000
12 Mexico...... $ 1,567,000,000,000
13 Spain...... $ 1,402,000,000,000
14 Korea, South...... $ 1,338,000,000,000
15 Canada...... $ 1,303,000,000,000
16 Indonesia...... $ 916,700,000,000
17 Turkey...... $ 903,900,000,000 2008
https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2001rank.html
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I have a feeling that CIA is clandestinely working together with China to prevent world citizens from respecting Japan more than America...
SECTION II: Nominal GDP, Land Size, and Population
(http://ecodb.net/ranking/imf_ngdpd.html )
Here you have to divide GDP by an area and population of each country to see how much potential a country has per area and per person.
Results are:
#---COUNTRY----GDP /(Area X Population)
1...S. Korea.... ... ..1952
2...UK.... ... ..1778
3...Italy.... ... ..1283
4...Germany.... ... ..1252
5...Japan.... ... ..1022
6...France.... ... ..841
7...Spain.... ... ..707
8...Australia.... ... ..62
9...Mexico.... ... ..50
10...USA.... ... ..49
11...Canada.... ... ..45
12...Brazil.... ... ..10
13...Russia.... ... ..7
14...China.... ... ..3
15...India.... ... ..3
You can see the truth more clearly in the figure below:
(Click to enlarge)Now you must have something to say, think over, or claim.
However, it is apparent that major economies can be divided into the following groups:
GROUP-A: Western Europe and Far East
S. Korea, UK, Italy, Germany, Japan, France, Spain
Group-B: New Continental Region
Australia, Mexico, USA, Canada
Group-C: Mega Countries
Brazil, Russia, China, India
You should not deal with all the economies alike applying the American Standard.
Indeed, economists never conduct this sort of analysis, since they cannot understand importance of features, characteristics, traditions, cultures, environments, and climates of nations in the world. (Do not involve economists in the global warming discussions, since it is a highly religious matter at its core of the issue.)
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2009 XMAS EXTRA:
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Where Chinese Students Go to Study Abroad (as of 2007)?
1. USA...98,958
2. JAPAN...80,231
3. Australia...50,418
Where Indian Students Go to Study Abroad (as of 2007)?
1. USA...85,687
2. England...23,833
3. Australia...24,523
Where Korean Students Go to Study Abroad (as of 2007)?
1. USA...63,772
2. JAPAN... 22,109
3. Australia...5,430
Where Japanese Students Go to Study Abroad (as of 2007)?
1. USA...36,062
2. England...5,706
3. Australia...3,249
Note: Each figure is a number of students learning in the specified country.
(http://www2.ttcn.ne.jp/honkawa/8022.html )
Now you know why well educated Chinese and Koreans respect Japan more than Japanese respect England.
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("If I never had a cent I'll be as loaded as old Rockefeller...," since Xmas of 2009 is now within range.
http://midistudio.com/Audio/SunnySide/index.html )
Mat 12:17 That it might be fulfilled which was spoken by Esaias the prophet, saying,
Mat 12:18 Behold my servant, whom I have chosen; my beloved, in whom my soul is well pleased: I will put my spirit upon him, and he shall shew judgment to the Gentiles.
Mat 12:19 He shall not strive, nor cry; neither shall any man hear his voice in the streets.