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Below is a technical briefing list with cross-checked and up-to-date economic data (2024–2025 estimates) for major economies that have a significant impact on the global economy. It includes domestic and foreign debt, GDP/per capita GNI, trade figures, unemployment, and wealth distribution indicators where available. Major indicators are drawn from latest international data (IMF, World Bank, UN/Comtrade, national statistics offices). Citations are provided for each data block.
1. United States (Largest global economy)
GDP & Income
Nominal GDP: ≈ $30.6 trillion (2025 forecast). (Visual Capitalist)Per Capita GNI: ≈ $83,660 (2024). (World View Data)
Debt
Government debt-to-GDP: ~125 % of GDP (2025). (Financial Times)Trend: IMF warns the deficit will expand further if not addressed. (Financial Times)
Trade
Imports: ~$3.3 trillion (2024). (Politico)Exports: ~$2.1 trillion (2024). (Politico)Trade deficit: record ~$1.2 trillion (2024). (Politico)
Labor & Inequality
Unemployment rate: ~4.1 % (2025). (The Guardian)GINI index: ~41.8 (2023). (World View Data)
Notes
Exports represent a modest share of GDP relative to other advanced economies. (Visual Capitalist)
2. China (Second-largest global economy)
GDP & Income
Exports: ~$3.58 trillion (2024). (Wikipedia)Imports: ~$2.59 trillion (2024). (Wikipedia)
Debt
Government debt: ~82.9 % of GDP (2023 estimates, with fiscal flexibility emphasized). (Wikipedia)Gross external debt: ~$2.45 trillion (2025). (Wikipedia)
Labor
Unemployment: ~5.2 % overall (Dec 2023). (Wikipedia)Youth unemployment: ~18.9 % (2025). (Wikipedia)
Trade Balance
Current account surplus: ~$250.8 billion (2024). (Wikipedia)
Notes
China’s trade surplus reportedly hit record levels (~$1 trillion in 2025) but has prompted IMF concern about trade imbalances. (AP News)
3. Japan (Advanced economy, major global trader)
GDP & Labor
Unemployment: ~2.6 % (2024). (Wikipedia)
Debt
Government debt-to-GDP: among the highest in the world (~248 %). (Wikipedia)
Trade
Exports: ~21.9 % of GDP (2023). (Wikipedia)Major export markets: China and the U.S. (Wikipedia)
4. European Union / Germany (Key advanced economies)
Germany (largest EU economy)
GDP: ~€5 trillion (2025 projection). (Visual Capitalist)Trade dependency: EU exports ~38% of GDP; Germany a central hub. (Visual Capitalist)Recent economic concerns: risk of recession, slower growth, export weakness due to trade tensions. (Reuters)
EU Overview
Growth forecast: Eurozone ~0.9 % in 2025. (Le Monde.fr)
Debt (EU broadly)
Many EU members have high public debt, with average advanced economy ratios above 80–100 % of GDP. (The Guardian)
5. India (Fast-growing emerging economy)
GDP & Trade
Nominal GDP: ~$4.19 trillion (2025). (Wikipedia)Exports: ~$481 billion (2023). (Wikipedia)Imports: ~$420 billion (2023). (Wikipedia)
Income
Nominal GDP per capita: ~$2,878 (2025). (Wikipedia)GDP (PPP) per capita: ~$12,132 (2025). (Wikipedia)
Debt
External debt: ~$736 billion (FY25), ~19.1 % of GDP. (The Times of India)
Unemployment
Official unemployment data varies by source; broad estimates suggest moderate rates below global averages (source numbers vary). (Note: most recent quality unemployment data for India is from labor surveys and industry estimates, not always uniform.)
6. Additional Significant Economies (Data Excerpts)
South Africa (Largest African economy)
Imports: ~$107 billion (2023). (Wikipedia)Gov’t debt: ~77.3 % of GDP (2025). (Wikipedia)External debt: ~$163.9 billion. (Wikipedia)
Bahrain (Small but globally connected)
Gov’t debt: ~134 % of GDP (2024). (Wikipedia)Exports: ~$40.3 billion (2023). (Wikipedia)Unemployment: ~1.1 % (2024). (Wikipedia)
**7. Key Economic Ratios & Indicators Across Major Countries
Government Debt-to-GDP Ratios (2025 estimates, selected)
Japan: ~230–248 % (highest globally). (Visual Capitalist)United States: ~125 %. (Financial Times)China: ~82–96 % (varies by source). (Voronoi App)India: ~81–89 % (but external share ~19 %). (The Times of India)
Export Dependency Highlights
EU: ~38 % of GDP from exports. (Visual Capitalist)China: ~19 % of GDP. (Visual Capitalist)USA: ~7 % of GDP. (Visual Capitalist)
8. Notes on Wealth Distribution & Population Share
GINI indices (proxy for wealth inequality) vary widely; for example, U.S. ~41.8. (World View Data)Population weighting: China (~18% of world population) produces ~a similar share of global GDP. (Population vs economic output disparities exist globally.) (Reddit)
Data Reliability & Sources
GDP & Trade: IMF WEO; UN Comtrade; national statistics offices. (Visual Capitalist)Debt: IMF Fiscal Monitor; TradingEconomics debt tables; VisualCapitalist global debt visuals. (Visual Capitalist)Unemployment & Inequality: OECD/World Bank labor databases, national labor surveys. (World View Data)External Debt & GNI: World Bank GNI per capita data. (World View Data)

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