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March Month End Report - Economic League Table

Day 133, 17:51 • Published in United Kingdom

• by Kaleb

Right, it's voting day so it's the end of the political month in Erepublik and time for me to write my first proper month-end report. I'll be doing one every election day from now on so we can see which countries have performed the best socially and economically over the last month. Tomorrow I hope to do a political turnout report and show which countries I think have been the top performers for the month of March.

I am also adding in Argentina and Austria to make a top 20. Percentage changes are from Feb 29th and are only for the 15 countries I have been monitoring the whole month.

Position changes are from my last report (Friday 28th)

POPULATION
1 Sweden 2619 (-)
2 Indonesia 1166 (-)
3 Norway 1065 (-)
4 Spain 847 (-)
5 Pakistan 670 (+2)
6 Portugal 669 (-1)
7 UK 657 (-1)
8 USA 592 (+2)
9 Romania 590 (-1)
10 Italy 508 (NE)
11 Turkey 425 (+1)
12 Iran 415 (-3)
13 Brazil 374 (-)
14 France 290 (-)
15 Netherlands 256 (-)
16 Austria 250 (NE)
17 Canada 231 (-1)
18 Venezuela 209 (-1)
19 Argentina 193 (NE)
20 Ireland 179 (-2)

POPULATION CHANGE
1 UK 8.8%
2 Romania 8.7%
3 Pakistan 6.5%
4 France -1.0%
5 Turkey -1.2%
6 Portugal -8.1%
7 Indonesia -8.1%
8 USA -11.6%
9 Netherlands -13.5%
10 Sweden -13.7%
11 Spain -13.7%
12 Brazil -17.1%
13 Norway -20.6%
14 Venezuela -20.8%
15 Iran -23.9%

WORKFORCE (Active Citizens)
1 Sweden 1485 (-)
2 Indonesia 760 (-)
3 Norway 673 (-)
4 Spain 530 (-)
5 Pakistan 526 (-)
6 UK 402 (+1)
7 Portugal 357 (+1)
8 Romania 351 (+1)
9 USA 291 (+1)
10 Iran 284 (-4)
11 Italy 269 (-)
12 Turkey 250 (-)
13 Brazil 213 (-)
14 France 171 (-)
15 Netherlands 154 (-)
16 Austria 145 (NE)
17 Venezuela 144 (-)
18 Canada 135 (-2)
19 Ireland 113 (-1)
20 Argentina 101(NE)

WORKFORCE CHANGE
1 Brazil 30.7%
2 Pakistan 26.4%
3 UK 22.4%
4 Romania 14.0%
5 Sweden 2.1%
6 Spain -3.0%
7 Turkey -4.4%
8 Indonesia -5.5%
9 USA -5.8%
10 Venezuela -6.9%
11 Portugal -9.7%
12 Norway -14.9%
13 Netherlands -19.0%
14 France -20.4%
15 Iran -31.5%

GDP
1 Sweden 9150.33 (-)
2 Spain 3632.31 (-)
3 Norway 3567.98 (-)
4 Indonesia 2933.9 (-)
5 UK 2928.84 (-)
6 Pakistan 2478.19 (-)
7 Portugal 2041.49 (-)
8 USA 1771.33 (-)
9 Romania 1600.45 (+1)
10 Iran 1415.26 (-1)
11 France 1328.27 (-)
12 Italy 1202.53 (+1)
13 Turkey 1178.16 (-1)
14 Brazil 966.59 (-)
15 Netherlands 730.71 (+1)
16 Canada 695.79 (-1)
17 Argentina 598.15 (NE)
18 Venezuela 585.45 (-)
19 Ireland 559.07 (-2)
20 Austria 320.12 (NE)

GDP GROWTH
1 USA 36.3%
2 Pakistan 32.4%
3 Netherlands 27.5%
4 UK 21.7%
5 France 11.5%
6 Iran 5.9%
7 Spain -9.8%
8 Romania -12.5%
9 Sweden -14.7%
10 Norway -16.0%
11 Turkey -22.8%
12 Portugal -25.4%
13 Indonesia -27.4%
14 Venezuela -29.6%
15 Brazil -33.0%

RER (Average prices)
1 Ireland 8.6
2 Spain 10.84
3 Sweden 12.13
4 Norway 18.24
5 UK 18.28
6 Iran 21.52
7 Romania 21.59
8 USA 21.73
9 Brazil 23.88
10 Canada 25.61
11 Netherlands 27.51
12 Turkey 29.95
13 France 31.53
14 Indonesia 34.68
15 Argentina 37.38
16 Pakistan 40.39
17 Venezuela 41.16
18 Italy 43.27
19 Portugal 62.42
20 Austria 79.44

RER CHANGE (Inflation/Deflation)
1 Indonesia 155.2%
2 Portugal 71.5%
3 Sweden 17.5%
4 UK 14.0%
5 Pakistan -14.5%
6 France -15.9%
7 Spain -17.9%
8 Norway -22.9%
9 Netherlands -25.1%
10 Romania -36.9%
11 Iran -37.9%
12 USA -40.3%
13 Turkey -41.5%
14 Venezuela -44.1%
15 Brazil -56.2%

GDP/CAPITA
1 France 4.58
2 UK 4.46
3 Spain 4.29
4 Pakistan 3.7
5 Sweden 3.49
6 Iran 3.41
7 Norway 3.35
8 Ireland 3.12
9 Argentina 3.1
10 Portugal 3.05
11 Canada 3.01
12 USA 2.99
13 Netherlands 2.85
14 Venezuela 2.8
15 Turkey 2.77
16 Romania 2.71
17 Brazil 2.58
18 Indonesia 2.52
19 Italy 2.37
20 Austria 1.28

GDP/WORKER
1 France 7.77 (+3)
2 UK 7.29 (-)
3 Spain 6.85 (-2)
4 Sweden 6.16 (+1)
5 USA 6.09 (-2)
6 Argentina 5.92 (NE)
7 Portugal 5.72 (-1)
8 Norway 5.3 (+1)
9 Canada 5.15 (+1)
10 Iran 4.98 (+6)
11 Ireland 4.95 (-3)
12 Netherlands 4.74 (-)
13 Turkey 4.71 (-2)
14 Pakistan 4.71 (-7)
15 Romania 4.56 (-2)
16 Brazil 4.54 (+1)
17 Italy 4.47 (-2)
18 Venezuela 4.07 (-4)
19 Indonesia 3.86 (-1)
20 Austria 2.21 (NE)

Next report will be a week on Friday

Comments

wishmaster6 Day 133, 18:40

you r avesome kaleb.thanks for the info 🙂

Tarquin Day 133, 19:08

Wow. The UK\'s really starting to make a name for itself economically.

Papa Frantz Day 134, 00:37

IRL, France has one of the highest GDP/working hour, due to our high number of holidays.
And here we have the best GDP/capita ? Does it mean our salaries are still too high ?

Ip Lockard Day 134, 03:19

Would there be a way to add a \'Cost of Living\' to this, as RER only shows us the prices in respective countries, would it be better to do this as gold?

That said, gj as always, Indonesia soon to be printing 10MillionDollar bills?

Kaleb Day 134, 03:58

@Ip: I\'m not sure why Indonesia\'s RER has shot up so much. One factor I know of is they have put import tariffs up massively and this has caused a lot of inflation. I also know they are particularly fond of price fixing regimes to sort their problems out and my guess is there is some kind of cartel going on

The RER is basically the cost-of-living in Gold terms as it\'s a comparison of GDP\'s by PPP. When you calculate GDP is terms of currency exchange value (like you put all GDP in dollars for example based on the dollar trade rate) you then have to show the cost of living in terms of dollars (so the UK\'s high GDP will be meted by the fact it has a high cost of living for example). But measuring in terms of PPP is more accurate as it takes cost of living into account when comparing currencies to start with.

Kaleb Day 134, 04:00

@Papa: It doesn\'t mean salaries are too high. It just means you have the most efficient economy as you are producing and selling more goods and investing more gold in the economy per citizen and per worker than any other country.

Some countries may produce more but perhaps these products are not being sold, or they are being exported at a loss, or they aren\'t investing much gold (company formation, upgrades, export licenses etc).