Rising Giant: The Variance Between Asia’s Share of World Population and World GDP
Far from a slumbering giant, Asia is a rising giant. This vast region has almost two-thirds of the world’s people, but only just over a third of the world’s economy
Far from a slumbering giant, Asia is a rising giant. This vast region has almost two-thirds of the world’s people, but only just over a third of the world’s economy
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