Крупнейшие экономики мира 1560 - 2025

Welcome to Wolf Data, from 1560 to 2025, the world’s largest economies have shifted dramatically across continents and centuries. In the 16th and 17th centuries, China and India dominated global output, thanks to vast populations and thriving trade networks. By the 18th century, European powers like Spain, France, and later Britain rose through colonial expansion and industrialization. The 19th century saw the United Kingdom leading during the Industrial Revolution, followed by the rapid ascent of the United States. In the 20th century, the U.S. became the global economic powerhouse, while the Soviet Union and Japan also emerged as major players. Entering the 21st century, China has regained its position as a top economy, challenging U.S. dominance. By 2025, the global economy reflects a multipolar order with the U.S., China, the EU, and rising economies like India shaping the future.

⛲Sources:
▫️World Bank
💻Editor:
▫️Filmora
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Countries featured in the video:

Great Ming
Mughal Empire
Ottoman Empire
Spanish Empire
Kingdom of France
Portuguese Empire
Poland-Lituania
Tsardom of Russia
Habsburg Monarchy
Safavid Empire
Kingdom of England
Joseon
Tokugawa Shogunate
Dutch Republic
Great Qing
Prussia
Great Britain
Russian Empire
Kingdom of Naples
East India Company
Denmark-Norway
France
United States
Batavian Republic
United Kingdom
French Empire
Austrian Empire
Kingdom of Holland
Bonapartist Spain
Spain
Netherlands
Bourbon Restoration
Two Sicilies
Sweden-Norway
British Raj
Belgium
Kingdom of Italy
Austria-Hungary
German Empire
Empire of Japan
Argentina
Republic of China
Canada
Russian SFSR
Weimar Republic
Australia
Soviet Union
Nazi Germany
Brazil
French State
Sweden
Italy
India
Turkiye
West Germany
China
Japan
Spanish State
Mexico
Germany
South Korea
Russia