Trillion dollar economies only

Discussion time, the world's economy has declined significantly.
In 2014:

Japan - $4.6 Tn (trillion) Now - $4.4 Tn
Germany - $3.9 Tn Now - $3.5 Tn
U.K - $3 Tn Now - $2.76 Tn
France - $2.83 Tn Now - $2.46 Tn
Brazil (BIG LOSS) - $2.36 Now - $1.5 Tn ... Brazil loses 36% of their economy, $860 Billion
Italy - $2.1 Tn Now - $1.8 Tn
Russia - $1.85 Tn Now - $1.1 Tn
Canada - $1.8 Tn Now - $1.5 Tn
Australia - $1.5 Tn Now - $1.2 Tn
Spain - $1.4 Tn Now - $1.2 Tn
Mexico - $1.3 Tn Now - $1 Tn (They almost dropped out of the Trillion dollar group)


Trillion dollar economies represent over 2/3 of all market exports, almost all of the worlds manufacturing and most of the worlds economy.

It's time to have a serious discussion where to put our money and time. The only reason it is limited to Trillion dollar economies is that smaller countries have less of a budget (obviously) and unions do not count because economic unions like the EU are not only corrupt but economically hurt the EU. Often industries are moved from country to country being centralized in Germanic countries and given the most EU grants over French British and especially Eastern European industries.

How do we fix the worlds failing economy, because it is failing.

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god bless Texas

Australia is nice. Shame about our retarded government doing everything they can to fuck it up. You will find this is similar as to why the rest of the world's economy is failing. The government is usually evil, incompetent or both.

Real talk, why don't we replace Belgium with Australia in the G-10

One is actually a country
One is useful
One means something on a global scale

And one is Belgium

>Mexico is a trillion dollar economy

Proof that the effects of overpopulation are already being suffered.

>How do we fix the worlds failing economy, because it is failing.
Literally only 1 thing works - improving buying capacity of your common masses.
you must make economic policies that bring about a perfect balance between what you make versus what your people can buy.

Purchasing power is what makes sure there will be volatility in the market.
Volatile market is healthy market - basically if people are scramming to buy and sell - i mean, what else is the purpose of a market but to facilitate the buying and selling of shit?

>$15 min wage then?
yeah, not exactly.
like i said, balance between earning power and purchasing power is the key here.
unfortunately, people with phds in economics can't fucking understand how to bring it about, how are we fags gonna get it?
as far as i know, completely free market is the only thing that even comes anywhere close to bringing that much needed balance.

i don't know, i ain't got no degree in economics.

>Russia - $1.85 Tn Now - $1.1 Tn
JUST

Spurdo is a trillion dollar business.

>Tfw 3 of the sub-zones of your country are in the top 20, let alone over $1 Tn USD

Also that Mexico's economy is developing. Characteristic of a second world manufacturing export based country, very few of the people in your country do the most amount of the work.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mexican_states_by_GDP
>Federal district (mexico City) population: 8.9 million GDP: 440 billion (I don't know if this is for the urban 20 million, or proper 9 million)
>State of Mexico, Population 16 million, GDP 62 billion
>Nuevo Leon population 5 million, GDP 130 billion
>Jalisco population 7.8 million, GDP 120 billion

This is only ~11% of your population but over 1/3 (37.6%) of your economy.

>> i mean, what else is the purpose of a market but to facilitate the buying and selling of shit?

You raise a valid point but in highly developed economies the only point of the market any more is to create consumer confidence. Policies don't seem to matter, Japan and the U.S proved that after a market crash the best thing to do is sit back and don't touch anything and it will come back on its own. Obviously fiddle with interest rates but that's mostly so the banks don't lose too much. Creating consumer confidence drives up your dollar value and therefor purchasing power, and decreases inflation, which all help investment. How to do this is very hard though, and many Americans especially hated the consumerist mindset and psyops that were being used under Bush who was a huge advocate of consumerism.

>>nfortunately, people with phds in economics can't fucking understand how to bring it about, how are we fags gonna get it?

Because they look at as a game of numbers and statistics, I'm a math major writing my thesis in complex analysis now and I use a lot of economic examples and applications like PPP density, city purchasing power and economies, and multi tiered centralization of economies.

You can't do that, the Medallion fund had it right all along, they use seemingly random things that indicate civilian quality of life, threats of war, how safe people feel, and generally statistically meaningless things, plugged it all into machine learning programs and could predict stocks to the tenth of a degree and have only lost money one year.

Many math and STEM like majors are autistic and don't understand that mathematics in the form of PURE hard data and predictive functions can't predict human behavior. You need very "human" data, which to entry level statisticians seems stupid and all to complicated to analyse because it's things even like data on how optimistic Twitter posts this month are, seems useless but it has applications.

You also must remember to poo in loo.

>One is useful
>One means something on a global scale
How so?

How?

hahaha, literally mexico with nukes

Strategically important position (north coast of Australia was vital for the allied powers in WW2) that's not very easy to conquer due to sheer size

Fuck ton of natural resources, including the worlds largest reserves of Uranium

Huge exporter of food. We could feed dozens of times our own population if needed to

fuck FUCK

Outside of Commie centrals California has a massive farming industry and aerospace/defense industry. Not to forget all those Silicon Valley dollars.

Belgium's industries have mostly been destroyed, any car manufacturing they had was moved to Germany, any Aerospace was moved to France or Italy, and any heavy industry was moved to the Netherlands or Germany. They exist now as the posterboy of post industrial states.

Meaning all they are now, is a shopping mall for every other country, and they are reliant on investment and tax money off their citizens to keep their country running. Belgium is completely dependent on France, the Netherlands, and Germany as they have no industry left whatsoever. They have very little effect on the global economy outside of French Dutch and German exports and even at that if they were to disappear there wouldn't be a gaping whole in the global supply chain like almost every other developed country.

It's sad to say but the union that Belgium helped to exist and was put in charge of has ruined their country and they are now COMPLETELY and UTTERLY dependent on it.


Also Australia is incredibly effective as an economy on the global scale and very influential if your question was about Australia not Belgium.

>Fuck ton of natural resources, including the worlds largest reserves of Uranium

This, even if the uranium isn't of high quality like America's Canada's or Russia's there's more than triple in Australia than Canada alone.

Also
>>Huge exporter of food.

This. Canada, NZ, The U.S and Australia are the food super powers of the world making up for almost ALL overseas exports, and counting the EU as one "nation state" almost ALL food exports period.

Yet another reason why Australia should be in the G-8 and G-10 over many other countries.

Thanks for the detailed answers.

not only this but in terms of strategic importance we also have yknow all those yank satellites n shiet at pine gap

Most of you should welcome deflation.

Most of those arts degree fags will be out of a job, they won't be able to import as many immigrants because there won't be enough McJobs or enough tax money for them to leech welfare, and if you do STEM you will be fine and you will be the dominant man again as you should've been.

Also house prices will probably crash.

Sup Forums should be wanting a depression unless you've just gone and signed up for a massive mortgage for a house in which case you should be shitting yourself and paying that motherfucker off asap.