Most of the world is growing

most of the world is growing
thoughts?

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Don't let socialists run your country. Look at this map.

nuke iraq, myanmar and cote d'ivoire

>russia
>socialists

>Mexican reading comprehension

Good. Less third world = less immigrants.

Perú will try their best!

Isn't Brazil green yet?

You can literally tell which countries in South America are run by commies.

this is GDP, ya dingus
less third world =a lot more immigrants

>Brazil and Poland are still shitholes even in times of global growth

The american education meme is true I guess

Macri's not a commie though.

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al petrostates went to shit

its just that they cant grow faster than us ;_;

I question how in the fuck Iraq is at 10+% and I'm suddenly very concerned about my tax dollars.

Kurdistan

How much of that is our money though? I'd hazard a guess a lot of it.

>tfw oilniggers
>tfw even uzbeks and kyrgyzs have a gdp growth

Aren't your real wages worse now then when they were like 40-60 years ago?

When will China stop growing?

Kek, Argentinians will defend this and say they're superior to us

Alto complejo tenes con argentina papu :3 todo el dia hablando de nosotros

annexing terriotory from ISIS means + ppl and + GDP

that's right. so just stay in your shithole

i thought iraq was shit after toppling saddam? redpill me

China is honestly impressive

Their import numbers (can’t be adjusted) are actually showing that they might be underreporting the growth rate.

Brazil is pathetic

Macri? Temer? Santos?

Commodity prices are non-partisan.

>Le BRICS meme
How pathetic can Russia and Brazil be?

The year before half their nation was ISIS

Decades from now. Remember that Korea, Japan, and the Republic of China all grew non-stop for 40+ years.

KK?

GDP tends to grow when the U.S. helps you retake half your nation from muslims.

Left in late 2015 IIRC

Russia recovered and has grown around 2.5% in 2017, Brazil is still at a crappy 0.7% tho

Iraq wtf

Brazil is a shithole

Quick growth rebuilding after war.

Russia is socially conservative, economically socialist.

Not for the whole of 2016. But we're currently out of the Depression, yes.

The people before.
Chile and all other commodity-exporting countries not run by socialist maniacs are doing just fine.

Brainletwojak.jpg

More like a second world shithole

Socially liberal + economically liberal = socialism (France)

Socially conservative + economically liberal = nationalism (Russia)

Socially conservative + economically conservative = conservative (England)

Socially liberal + economically conservative = Libertarian. (America)

Chile is 20% commodity.
Brazil is 50%.
Never argue about economics with an economist who studies Latin America.

The entirety of Latin America’s economic divergence is due to commodity differences.

Right wing Colombia is in stagnation and 10% inflation + massive violence.

Temer and Macri took Brazil and Argentina out of recession.

Colombian economy never stopped growing, even in 2009 it grew 0.4%.

>economically liberal - socialist

>Macri December 2015
>Temer May 2016
>Argentina -3.4% in 2016
>Brazil -3.6% in 2016
>Argentina 1.8% so far in 2017
>Brazil .6% so far in 2017

Impressive

>Right wing Colombia is in stagnation and 10% inflation + massive violence.

economy grew 1,5% in 2017 (LatAm average was like 1%). inflation was 4% as expected by the Central Bank.

last year saw the lowest homicide rate in like 35 years.

Technically Russia is a high-income economy. People in big cities most likely have somewhat high standards of living, for the rest, not so much.

Their entire economy has no real productive industries to drive growth and create high level jobs, all their industries were artificially maintained during the communism days, when the communism collapsed, they had nothing other than oil left, and oil + communists = misery.

Every time you establish any sort of apparatus, like communism, you create groups of people with vested interests to keep the system going, and then it becomes extremely difficult to clean the system.

After the WW2, it was somewhat easy for the non-communist countries to form their new post-war governments with the help of the US, they didn't had people with vested interests or special groups trying to keep the establishment going, there was no establishment yet.

50 years of communism has created just that, lots of groups with vested interests. The central Europeans like Poland were the first to clean up their system from these mafia groups and it took them 30 years, for some - like BG, the struggle continues.

Chile is 20%, wtf

1. Q4 numbers are not in yet. Nice lie.
2. Latin American average for 2017 was 2.2%. Nice lie.
3. Inflation was 4.5%, average.
4. 30,000 murders and a 22/100,000 rate is literally massive violence. You latins are crazy

He is clearly referring to Venezuela.

Tell me nice things about chile

>Chile is 20% commodity.
B-but the memes!!!!

>1. Q4 numbers are not in yet. Nice lie

no but it's easy to predict the actual number.

>2. Latin American average for 2017 was 2.2%. Nice lie.

IMF expected 1.2%, same as Cepal; World Bank expected 2,2% for Central America, 1.2 for South America.

>3. Inflation was 4.5%, average.
lol no it was 3,7 (january/november)

>30.000 murders

That's Venezuela. we had around 10.000.

you are superior to us. now go and grow some coca to your farc overlords.

Yes.

No they are not.

Source? Early 2017 predictions != results.
The average Latin American GDP growth was clearly above 1.2% in 2017. Mexico + Brazil + Argentina + Chile = 1.8% average in 2017. That’s 70% of the GDP, so unless everywhere else collapsed last year, you are wrong.

Inflation was pic related, can’t remove December 2016 though.

11,000+ is absolutely digusting for so few people. 23/100,000. Wew

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What are your sources besides your ass? Economy grew 1.7%, crime rate was 22/100k and 12k murders, nowhere near 20k. latam average was probably below 1%. Inflation was 4%.

>stagnationtugal

Also poor Kazakhstan's economy shrinks despite minding their own business thanks to their retarded neighbour, sad!

doesn't matter every country is like worst 3rd world shithole in 40 years

>Early 2017 predictions

it's the grow up to november, 1,7%.

LatAm grew 1.2%, it's a fact.

inflation was around 4%, not 10% as you first stated my retard friend.

Based Peru

>Never argue about economics with an economist who studies Latin America.
>Right wing Colombia is in stagnation and 10% inflation + massive violence.

Wherever you study it's shit because you're completely uninformed.

i have 10$
i then got 1$
making them 11$
i have a 10% growth rate

Perú the greatest

Where are your’s?

Source? Q3 only goes to September.

Colombia since 2016 has grown about 2% each year and averaged 8% inflation, the currency is rapidly devaluing and crime is horrible.

My initial post was not perfect, but neither are yours’.

On the whole, I am far closer to reality.
focus-economics.com/blog/the-latest-on-the-economy-of-latin-america
Proofs.

Colombians are fucking delusional if they think 23/100,000 murders is not massive crime.

>let me tell you about your own fucking country
Are you out of your mind? We have not had an 8% year since the fucking turn of milennium. This year inflation closed at 4.5%.

i love you my peruvian fren

Please use a map from 2017 this one made us look bad

Inflation has a tendency to lag behind inflationary policies by 1 to 2 years
so if you start printing money like a mad man today, the effects will only start to become noticeable in 6 months, and obvious in around 18. Same with anti inflationary policies. I don't have the graph in hand, but there is a famous case from Japan. They had big inflation rates, slowly moving towards an hyperinflation scenario and then they applied really rough and deep austerity measures, going straight to the bone with all known anti inflation techniques and... nothing happened. At first. Those policies caused a recession and employment loss, but after a couple of years everything was in control.
We should learn something from them, they didn't need to have an average 3 digit inflation rate for 70 years for their government to go ahead and say "hm, maybe inflation is more harmful than beneficial in the long term". But this is a banana republic, with the political class such a nation deserves.

Yeah but they're going up again.

Still nowhere near where they were back then though.

>economically socialist.
Not really