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KT Vývoj (KT Development), Karel Tichý, 21 Apr 2024

 
 

Comparing the size of individual countries alphabetically and in a ranking is not all that this table offers. In addition, for each country, the information represents the continent on which that country is located. In addition, for some countries their original names or, if applicable, the states of which these countries were a part in the past. There are the countries of the former Soviet Union, Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia, as well as the old names of some countries, which most people do not know any more. Examples of the original names of some countries: Bechuanaland, Upper Volta, Persia, Kampuchea, Zaire, Basutoland, Malagasy, Burma, Southwest Africa, Ceylon, Tanganyika and Zanzibar, Siam, Ottoman Empire and Rhodesia.

 
 

The debt-to-GDP ratio (government debt as a percentage of GDP). Only the countries of the European Union, the UK and the USA are included in this comparison (29 countries). Since 1995 public debt in the UK rose from 44.5% to 105.6% of GDP. Most countries have reduced their debts over the past year (UK didn't). (Ranking: less debt = better position).

RANKING in 2021:

1. Estonia, 2. Bulgaria, 3. Luxembourg, 4. Sweden, 5. Denmark, 6. Czechia, 7. Latvia, 8. Lithuania, 9. Romania, 10. Netherlands ... 15. Germany ... 22. UK ... 27. USA, 28. Italy, 29. Greece.

DIFFERENCES 2020 - 2021:
Biggest move up: Cyprus (3 positions, before 24., after 21.).

Biggest move down: Malta (3 positions, before 10., after 13.), Czechia (2 positions, before 4., after 6.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
1995 - 2010: Down 9 pos. (before 11., after 20.)
2010 - 2020: Down 1 pos. (before 20., after 21.)
2020 - 2021: Down 1 pos. (before 21., after 22.)
 
 

General Election Results in the UK from 1918 to 2019.

2019: 1. Conservative 43,6% ; 2. Labour 32,1% ;
-------------------- 3. LD 11,5% ; 4. PC/SNP 4,4% ; Other 8,4% .
2017: 1. Conservative 42,3% ; 2. Labour 40,0% ;
-------------------- 3. LD 7,4% ; 4. PC/SNP 3,5% ; Other 6,8% .
 
 

Gross domestic product (GDP) is a monetary measure of the market value of all the final goods and services produced in a specific period. GDP per capita at purchasing power parity (PPP) compares living standards between nations.

RANKING in 2022:

1. Luxembourg, 2. Ireland, 3. Singapore, 4. Qatar, 5. Switzerland, 6. United Arab Emirates, 7. San Marino, 8. Norway, 9. USA, 10. Denmark ... 20. Germany ... 29. UK ... 33. Italy ... 39. Czechia ... 191. Central African Republic, 192. Burundi, 193. South Sudan.

DIFFERENCES 2021 - 2022:
Biggest move up: Guyana (20 positions, before 64., after 44.), Timor-Leste (18 positions, before 154., after 136.), Saudi Arabia (12 positions, before 29., after 17.), Fiji (10 positions, before 111., after 101.).

Biggest move down: Macao (China) (22 positions, before 6., after 28.), Ukraine (14 positions, before 98., after 112.), Sri Lanka (12 positions, before 94., after 106.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
1980 - 2000: Down 1 pos. (before 28., after 29.)
2000 - 2020: The same pos. (before 29., after 29.)
2020 - 2022: The same pos. (before 29., after 29.)
 
 

Produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace (IEP), the GPI is the world's leading measure of global peacefulness. The GPI uses 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators and measures the state of peace using three thematic domains: the level of Societal Safety and Security; the extent of Ongoing Domestic and International Conflict; and the degree of Militarization.

RANKING in 2023:

1. Iceland, 2. Denmark, 3. Ireland, 4. New Zealand, 5. Austria, 6. Singapore, 7. Portugal, 8. Slovenia, 9. Japan, 10. Switzerland ... 12. Czechia ... 15. Germany ... 34. Italy ... 37. UK ... 67. France ... 131. USA ... 161. Syria, 162. Yemen, 163. Afghanistan.

DIFFERENCES 2022 - 2023:
Biggest move up: Azerbaijan (33 positions, before 128., after 95.), Madagascar (29 positions, before 84., after 55.), Guinea-Bissau (23 positions, before 110., after 87.), Kazakhstan (21 positions, before 97., after 76).

Biggest move down: Equatorial Guinea (23 positions, before 59., after 82.), Gabon (18 positions, before 75., after 93.), Ecuador (18 positions, before 79., after 97.), Sri Lanka (17 positions, before 90., after 107).

UNITED KINGDOM:
2008 - 2015: Up 10 pos. (before 49., after 39.)
2015 - 2022: Up 5 pos. (before 39., after 34.)
2022 - 2023: Down 3 pos. (before 34., after 37.)
 
 

The Human Development Index (HDI) is a composite index measuring average achievement in three basic dimensions of human development - a long and healthy life, knowledge and a decent standard of living.

RANKING in 2022 (HDI Report 2023/2024):

1. Switzerland, 2. Norway, 3. Iceland, 4. Hong Kong (China), 5.-6. Denmark, 5.-6. Sweden, 7.-8. Germany, 7.-8. Ireland, 9. Singapore, 10.-11. Australia, 10.-11. Netherlands … 15. UK ... 20.-21. USA ... 28. France ... 30. Italy ... 32. Czechia ... 191. Central African Republic, 192. South Sudan, 193. Somalia.

DIFFERENCES 2019 - 2022:
Biggest move up: Guyana (27 positions, before 122., after 95.), Antigua and Barbuda (24 positions, before 78., after 54.).

Biggest move down: Suriname (27 positions, before 97., after 124.), Ukraine (26 pos., before 74., after 100.), Saint Lucia (22 pos., before 86., after 108.), Palau (21 pos., before 50., after 71.), Lebanon (17 pos., before 92., after 109.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
1990 - 2000: Up 10 pos. (before 20., after 10.)
2000 - 2010: Up 1 pos. (before 10., after 9.)
2010 - 2019: Down 4 pos. (before 9., after 13.)
2019 - 2022: Down 2 pos. (before 13., after 15.)
 
 

Evaluation of 24 selected countries according to the following five criteria: Human Development Index (HDI); Life Expectancy; Allianz Global Wealth Report; GPI - The Safest Countries in the World; GDP per capita. For comparison, the evaluation is carried out first in 2000 and then, twenty years later, in 2020. It is interesting to see how the ranking of the countries has changed over the past 20 years. The winners of 2000: 1st Japan, 2nd Canada, 3rd Sweden. The winners of 2020: 1st Sweden, 2nd Australia, 3rd Canada. The UK improved its position from 10th place to 8th place, gaining 3 big points and 3 small points more. The USA, on the other hand, worsened its position from 4th place to 7th place. The biggest worsening was in the position of Mexico - from 13th place with 48 score points in 2000 to 18th place with 30 score points in 2020. Differences 2000 - 2020: Biggest rise: China (+8 score points, before 31, after 39), Australia (+7 points, before 91, after 98), South Africa (+7 points, before 15, after 22), Czechia (+6, before 66, after 72), Spain (+5), Poland (+5) and Türkiye (+5). Biggest descent: Mexico (-18 score points, before 48, after 30), Italy (-12 points, before 87, after 75), Japan (-6 points, before 101, after 95), Philippines (-4), France (-4), Canada (-4) and Brazil (-4).

 
 

A look at the development of average life expectancy in different countries is an interesting probe into their history and it is very often an indicator of happy and unhappy periods in these countries. The life expectancy in the UK was 80.70 years in 2021 (for comparison: 71.13 years in 1960). The average life expectancy in the world was 71.33 years in 2021 (52.58 years in 1960).

RANKING in 2021:

1. Hong Kong (China), 2. Macao (China), 3. Japan, 4. Switzerland, 5. South Korea, 6. Singapore, 7. Australia, 8. Spain, 9. Norway, 10. Sweden ... 13. Italy ... 27. Germany ... 29. UK ... 42. Czechia ... 186. Lesotho, 187. Nigeria, 188. Chad.

DIFFERENCES 2020 - 2021:
Biggest move up: Grenada (52 positions, before 110., after 58.), Kuwait (38 positions, before 76., after 38.), Cape Verde (35 positions, before 102., after 67.), Saudi Arabia (35 positions, before 79., after 44.), Micronesia (33 positions, before 139., after 106.), North Korea 30 positions, before 109., after 79.).

Biggest move down: Oman (41 positions, before 47., after 88.), Honduras (40 positions, before 78., after 118.), Guatemala (36 positions, before 90., after 126.), Botswana (35 positions, before 132., after 167.), Mexico (34 positions, before 83., after 117.), Cuba (34 positions, before 39., after 73.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
1960 - 1980: Down 10 pos. (before 9., after 19.)
1980 - 2000: Down 5 pos. (before 19., after 24.)
2000 - 2020: Down 4 pos. (before 24., after 28.)
2020 - 2021: Down 1 pos. (before 28., after 29.)
 
 

The population development from 1960 to 2022.

RANKING in 2022:

1. India, 2. China, 3. USA, 4. Indonesia, 5. Pakistan, 6. Nigeria, 7. Brazil, 8. Bangladesh, 9. Russia, 10. Mexico … 19. Germany ... 21. France, 22. United Kingdom … 25. Italy … 88. Czechia ... 201. Palau, 202. Nauru, 203. Tuvalu.

DIFFERENCES 1960 - 2000:
Plus: India (+ 606,027,870 inhabitants = + 135%), China (+ 595,575,000 = + 89%), Indonesia (+ 123,762,755 = + 141%), Brazil (+ 102,611,114 = + 142%) … United Arab Emirates (+ 3,041,644 inhabitants = + 3291%), Qatar (+ 545,084 = + 1150%), Djibouti (+ 633,943 = + 758%), Kuwait (+ 1,776,094 = + 660%).
Minus: Serbia (- 40,381 inhabitants = - 0.5%).
United Kingdom (1960 - 2000): (+ 6,492,514 inhabitants = + 12%).

WORLD (1960 - 2000): (+ 3,083,088,385 inhabitants = + 102%).

DIFFERENCES 2000 - 2022:
Plus: India (+ 360,597,624 inhabitants = + 34%), China (+ 149,530,000 = + 12%), Nigeria (+ 96,257,362 = + 79%), Pakistan (+ 93,481,284 = + 66%), Indonesia (+ 63,987,516 = + 30%) … Qatar (+ 2,102,654 inhabitants = + 355%), United Arab Emirates (+ 6,307,067 = + 201%), Equatorial Guinea (+ 1,068,727 = + 176%), Niger (+ 14,876,420 = + 131%).
Minus: Ukraine (- 11,175,848 inhabitants = - 23%), Romania (- 3,486,305 = - 16%), Russia (- 3,040,821 = - 2,1%), Japan (- 1,718,011 = - 1,4%), Bulgaria (- 1,705,075 = - 21%), Moldova (- 1,047,115 = - 29%).
United Kingdom (2000 - 2022): (+ 8,078,897 inhabitants = + 14%).
WORLD (2000 - 2022): (+ 1,836,041,183 inhabitants = + 30%).
 
 

All-in average personal income tax rates at average wage by family type - single person - no child (only OECD countries, lower taxes = better position).

RANKING in 2022:

1. Colombia, 2. Chile, 3. Costa Rica, 4. Mexico, 5. South Korea, 6. Estonia, 7. Switzerland, 8. Israel, 9. Czechia, 10. New Zealand ... 16. UK ... 19. USA … 25. France … 29. Italy … 37. Germany, 38. Belgium.

DIFFERENCES 2021 - 2022:
Biggest move up: Turkey (5 positions, before 26., after 21.) and Poland (2 positions, before 15., after 13.).

Biggest move down: Netherlands (4 positions, before 21., after 25.), Iceland (4 positions, before 24., after 28.), Ireland (4 positions, before 20., after 24.), New Zealand (4 positions, before 6., after 10.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
2000 - 2010: Up 4 pos. (before 16., after 12.)
2010 - 2020: Up 1 pos. (before 12., after 11.)

2020 - 2022: Down 5 pos. (before 11., after 16.)

Note: Colombia and Costa Rica are only in the ranking since 2022 and for that reason almost all countries are down by 2 positions compared to 2021. UK was in 13th place in 2021.
 
 

Unemployment rate in 38 OECD countries.

RANKING in 2022:

1. Czechia, 2. Japan, 3. South Korea, 4. Poland, 5. Germany, 6. Norway, 7. New Zealand, 8. Mexico, 9. Netherlands, 10. Hungary, 11. USA, 12. Australia, 13. United Kingdom … 20. Ireland … 22. Canada … 30. France … 33. Italy … 36. Costa Rica, 37. Greece, 38. Spain.

DIFFERENCES 2021 - 2022:
Biggest move up: USA (6 positions, before 17., after 11.), Iceland (5 positions, before 19., after 14.), Canada (5 positions, before 27., after 22.).

Biggest move down: Denmark (4 positions, before 14., after 18.), Slovenia (4 positions, before 12., after 16.), Hungary (3 positions, before 7., after 10.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
2005 - 2010: Down 8 pos. (before 9., after 17.)
2010 - 2020: Up 7 pos. (before 17., after 10.)
2020 - 2022: Down 3 pos. (before 10., after 13.)
 
 

The "Allianz Global Wealth Report" provides an extensive analysis of the global wealth and debt situation of households.

RANKING in 2022 (Report 2023):

1. USA, 2. Switzerland, 3. Denmark, 4. Singapore, 5. Taiwan, 6. New Zealand, 7. Canada, 8. Sweden, 9. Netherlands, 10. Belgium … 14. United Kingdom … 16. Italy … 19. Germany … 26. Czechia … 55. Indonesia, 56. Pakistan, 57. Kazakhstan.

DIFFERENCES (Allianz Report) 2022 - 2023:
Biggest move up: Mexico (5 positions, before 42., after 37.) and India (4 positions, before 52., after 48.).

Biggest move down: Sri Lanka (5 positions, before 48., after 53.) and Sweden (4 positions, before 4., after 8.).

UNITED KINGDOM:
2012 - 2015: Up 6 pos. (before 9., after 3.)
2015 - 2020: Down 9 pos. (before 3., after 12.)
2020 - 2022: Down 2 pos. (before 12., after 14.)
 
 

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The ranking of the states according to the change in percentage. This indicator was worse in 164 countries in the world (the vast majority) and better only in 31 countries. Guyana (+ 44.8%) showed the biggest improvement between 2019 and 2020 (at the end of 2019 oil extraction began there). On the other hand, the biggest worsening of this indicator was in Libya (-59.6%, a long-lasting war), and Macao (- 56.0%, this country is highly dependent on the gambling industry and tourism). All countries that are dependent on tourism have experienced a significant worsening of their economies, as tourism fell sharply during the pandemic. 1. Guyana +44.8%. 2. Ireland +6.2%. 3. Guinea +5.7%. 4. Ethiopia +5.6%. 5. Taiwan +4.6% ... 79. USA -2.6% ... 160. UK -9.1% ... 191. Lebanon -23.8%. 192. Venezuela -29.5%. 193. Maldives -32.3%. 194. Macao (China) -56.0%. 195. Libya -59.6%.

 
 
Between 1960 and 2019, life expectancy increased steadily every year virtually all over the world. Then the global pandemic of the disease "Covid-19" brought a fundamental change. In the period between 2019 and 2021, the life expectancy in most countries of the world went down (World Bank data, 10 May 2023). During this period, out of 180 countries in the world, there were only 25 countries in which, for various reasons, life expectancy increased slightly (e. g. Puerto Rico, Congo, Australia, Canada), while in 155 countries it decreased significantly. The biggest decline in this period was in Oman (minus 5.46 years), Botswana (4.32), Bolivia (4.21) and Lebanon (4.19). In 2019 the life expectancy In the United Kingdom was 81.40 years, in 2021 it was 80.70 years (0.70 years less). Globally in 2019, the life expectancy was 72.98 years, in 2021 it was 71.33 years (1.65 years less).
DIFFERENCE of the life expectancy 2019 - 2021
1. Puerto Rico (+1.10 years); 2. Congo. Rep. (+0.77) … 8. Australia (+0.40) … 11. Canada (+0.37) … 17. China (+0.24) … 22. Japan (+0.09) … 49. Germany (-0.39) … 53. France (-0.50) … 66. Austria (-0.66) … 69. Italy (-0.70); 70. United Kingdom (‑0.70) … 129. Czechia (-1.86) … 149. USA (-2.46) … 156. Indonesia (-2.95) … 158. Slovakia (-2.95) … 167. India (-3.67); 168. Russia (-3.72) … 179. Botswana (‑4.32); 180. Oman (-5.46).
RANKING in 2021:
1. Hong Kong (China) (85.49 years); 2. Macao (China) (85.40); 3. Japan (84.45) … 13. Italy (82.80) … 17. France (82.32) … 27. Germany (80.90) … 29. United Kingdom (80.70); 42. Czechia (77.37) … 50. USA (76.33) … 186. Lesotho (53.06); 187. Nigeria (53.90); 188. Chad (52.53).
 
 
This page compares the development in the UK and USA in the monitored areas of the society.
UK vs USA 5-2
UK: Government debt + The Safest Countries in the World + Human Development Index + Life Expectancy + Unemployment.

USA: GDP per capita + Wealth.

 
 

 

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