The Top 10 growing economies for the coming decade.
Harvard University report;
Dr. Amarendra Bhushan Dhiraj
India tops the list of the world’s fastest-growing economies for the coming decade, ahead of China and the United States, according to a report by the Centre for International Development at Harvard University.
India is projected to shoot to 7.89 annually upto 2026, China 4.92%, France 3.53%, and the United States 3.07%. Uganda comes second on the list of the fastest growing economies to 2026, predicted to grow at 7.5 percent per year.
The Center for International Development (CID) is Harvard’s leading research hub focusing on resolving the dilemmas of public policy associated with generating stable, shared, and sustainable prosperity in developing countries.
Top 10 most growing economies for the coming decade:
- India: 7.89%.
- Uganda: 7.46%.
- Egypt: 6.63%.
- Tanzania: 6.15%.
- Indonesia: 6.13%.
- Kyrgyzstan: 6.04%.
- Pakistan: 5.99%.
- Vietnam: 5.89%.
- Mali: 5.89%.
- Kenya: 5.87%.
Countries to Contrate;
Malaysia: 4.97%.
China: 4.92%.
Mexico: 4.91%.
Brazil: 4.62%.
Spain: 4.25%.
Argentina: 3.74%.
Canada: 3.72%.
United Kingdom: 3.69%.
Netherlands: 3.6%.
France: 3.53%.
Sweden: 3.4%.
Switzerland: 3.39%.
United States: 3.07%.
Japan: 3.01%.
Ireland: 3.01%.
New Zealand: 3.0%.
United Arab Emirates: 2.88%.
Germany: 2.38%.
Australia: 2.07%.