ESSAY 14
The chart informs in general about the average GDP growth
per decade for the three different types of countries for a total period of 40
years.
The wealthy countries recorded a very impressive GDP growth
in the beginning of this period of four decades where the figure was in the
range of 4.7 percent. In the same period, however, the figure for the countries
adhering to globalization was only 1.4 percent, while the countries that did
not adopt the globalization existed at the level of 2.4 percent.
In the 1970s when the countries, which accepted
globalization and rejected globalization, both increased their figures quite
significantly, the wealthy countries had quite the opposite experience as it
underwent a drastic decline to a level of 3 percent. The GDP growth rates of the wealthy countries continued to
deteriorate until it reached 2 percent at the end of the period.
It can also be seen that countries that did not accept
globalization were devastated in the period of 1980s and despite a surge in the
1990s the figure remained the lowest compared to that of the other two
categories.
Countries practicing globalization, on the contrary,
maintained the rate of increase in GDP growth in the two final periods reaching
4.9 percent, where it surpassed the record growth of the wealthy countries in
the beginning of the period.
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