The development grade of countries and regions on the four continents of the world is divided
Grade classification in Europe
Top 5 in Western Europe - Germany, France, the United Kingdom (the world's top three), Italy, Spain (two sub-powers);
Eight small powers in Western Europe - the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden (super 3 small countries), Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Norway (5 small powers are strong in engineering and education);
8 small rich countries in Western Europe - Ireland, Luxembourg, Iceland (advanced 3 small countries), Monaco, Liechtenstein, San Marino, Andorra, Vatican City (super rich pocket small countries);
Western Europe 2 ordinary developed countries - Portugal, Greece (old developed countries, but the level is generally the presence of goalkeepers);
Western Europe 8 new developed countries - Czech Republic, Slovenia, Slovakia (3 small Slavic countries have good industry), Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia (3 small Baltic countries), Malta, Cyprus (2 small island countries in the Mediterranean);
3 semi-developed countries in Western Europe - Hungary, Croatia, Poland (rapidly developing are the only three developing countries in the Western European cultural circle);
Eastern European world power - Russia (strong military industry and heritage, economic bias to rely on resources and agricultural products);
4 well-developed countries in Eastern Europe - Romania, Bulgaria, Montenegro, Serbia (good development, per capita GDP between 5-100,000 RMB)
4 moderately developed countries in Eastern Europe - Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Albania (Belarus is backwards, the other 3 countries have always been underdeveloped in southeastern Europe, with a per capita GDP of 40,000 RMB);
Three weakly developed countries and regions in Eastern Europe - Moldova, Ukraine, Kosovo (Ukraine is backwards, the other two have been underdeveloped in southeastern Europe, with a per capita GDP of 30,000 RMB).
Classification of developments in Europe
Grade classification for the Americas
the only two developed countries in the Americas - the United States and Canada (strong in all fields, very rich);
Rich dependencies – Bermuda/UK, Greenland/Denmark, Virgin / US&UK, French Guiana, Aruba/Netherlands (GDP per capita above 140,000 RMB);
Recognized as a developed region – Puerto Rico (3 million people in the United States Free State, GDP per capita 220,000 RMB);
Small island countries rich in finance and tourism - Bahamas (180,000 RMB per capita), Barbados, Antigua and Barbuda, Saint Kitts and Nevis (mainly tourism), Trinidad and Tobago (also selling oil resources, per capita GDP of 100,000 RMB);
Countries with better development - Uruguay, Chile, Panama, Costa Rica (selling resources and agricultural products, except for Ukraine, the industry of the other three countries is good, the per capita GDP is 8-100,000 RMB);
Countries with good development - Argentina, Mexico, Cuba, Guyana, Brazil (Ameba is some industrial system), Grenada, Saint Lucia, Dominica, Dominica (small island countries with few people, per capita GDP of 4-60,000 RMB);
Countries with average development - Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, Jamaica, Paraguay, Suriname, Guatemala (per capita GDP of 3-40,000 RMB);
Countries lagging behind - Belize, Bolivia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Haiti, Venezuela (Latin America is the bottom, with a per capita GDP of 1-20,000 RMB).
Grade classification in Asia
The only four developed countries in Asia - Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Israel (Japan is an old developed country, the other three were confirmed in 1997, and they performed well and had some status in the international community);
The only two developed countries in Oceania - Australia and New Zealand (benefited from the rapid enrichment during World War II, with more resources and few adults);
Asian world power - China (rapid development, per capita GDP of 12,000 US dollars, reaching the world average, having a complete industrial system is the core technology needs to break through, with the world's recognized three developed regions Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan);
Countries rich in oil and gas - Saudi Arabia (per capita GDP of regional powers 150,000 RMB), Qatar, UAE, Brunei, Kuwait, Bahrain (rich at the level of developed countries, per capita GDP of more than 160,000 RMB), Oman (per capita GDP 90,000 RMB);
Small countries rich through tourism - Maldives, Palau (small island countries with a small population that relies on tourism to generate income, with a per capita GDP of 80,000 RMB);
Newly industrialized countries - Turkey, Malaysia, Thailand (per capita GDP is quite high 4-60,000 RMB), Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines (rapid industrialization per capita GDP is low, per capita GDP is 2-30,000 RMB), India (per capita GDP is 10,000 RMB);
Countries that sell oil and gas to generate income - Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan (selling oil and gas, per capita GDP of 60,000 RMB), Iran, Iraq (mainly selling oil, per capita GDP of 3-40,000 RMB);
Countries with average development in Oceania - Tuvalu, Fiji, Micron, Tonga, Marshall Islands, Samoa, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Kiribati (except for Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands, which are small island countries, with economically weak per capita GDP of 1-30,000 RMB);
Countries with average development - Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia, Mongolia, Jordan, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Lebanon (poorer, GDP per capita is 20,000 RMB);
Countries with lagging development - Bangladesh, Pakistan, Cambodia, Laos (rapid textile and garment light industry, per capita GDP of 10,000 RMB), Uzbekistan, Syria (Syria is backwards, per capita GDP of 10,000 RMB);
Countries with relatively weak development - North Korea (good industrial base but not open to affect the economy), Timor-Leste, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nepal, Tajikistan, Yemen, Afghanistan (least developed countries, per capita GDP below 10,000 RMB).
World GDP per capita is classified in renminbi
Classification of grades in Africa
Small countries with rich tourism – Seychelles / 80,000 per capita, Mauritius / 60,000 RMB per capita (US$10,000 like Seychelles before the pandemic);
Oil and gas income-generating countries - Gabon, Equatorial Guinea (originally a least developed country, selling oil directly up to 50,000 RMB per capita), Libya, Algeria, Egypt (too many people with an average GDP of 2-30,000 RMB), Nigeria, Angola, Ghana, Congo Brazzaville (selling oil and agricultural products, too many people resulting in a per capita GDP of 10,000 RMB);
Tourism income-generating countries - Botswana, Namibia (tourism and agricultural sales, per capita GDP 3-40,000 RMB);
The industrial system is relatively complete - South Africa (the country with the best industrial base in Africa, with a per capita GDP of 40,000 RMB);
Countries with average development – Cape Verde, Eswatini, Tunisia, Morocco, Djibouti (GDP per capita of 20,000 RMB);
Laggard countries – Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Mauritania, Zimbabwe, Cameroon, Senegal (GDP per capita of 10,000 RMB);
Least developed countries - Comoros, Benin, Guinea, Lesotho, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda, Ethiopia, Togo, Mali, Burkina Faso, Rwanda, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Sudan, Liberia, Chad, Eritrea, Congo, Niger, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Central Africa, Madagascar, Mozambique, Somalia, South Sudan, Burundi (Africa is a concentration of least developed countries, a large area of low-income countries with a per capita GDP of less than 10,000 RMB).
Important countries and major countries in the world
Important countries in the world
There are about 200 countries in the world, and 20% according to the 28 rule is 40 countries, and the most important country in the world is naturally a member of the G20.
The 19 G20 countries are: the United States, China, Russia, Japan, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Italy, South Korea, Canada, Australia, India, Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, Indonesia, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Argentina.
Other eligible countries: Spain, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden (the latter three small countries ranked first in all fields), Belgium, Austria, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Singapore, Israel, the Czech Republic (good economics and engineering education), Poland, Iran, Thailand, Malaysia, United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Egypt, Nigeria, Bangladesh. Just 40 countries, other developed countries are more critical, mastering science and technology priority development of many multinational enterprises.
Leading countries of the world
In addition to the above 40 important countries in the world, they also have certain strength and regional influence.
Vietnam, the Philippines in Southeast Asia; Korea in East Asia; Kazakhstan in Central Asia; Qatar and Iraq in Western Asia; Ukraine, Belarus in Eastern Europe; Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia in South-Eastern Europe; Portugal and Greece in southern Europe; Ireland and Luxembourg in Western Europe; Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia in Central and Eastern Europe; Algeria, Morocco in North Africa; Ethiopia, Kenya, Angola in sub-Saharan Africa; Panama, Cuba, Costa Rica in Central America; Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Chile, Uruguay in South America; New Zealand in Oceania. Add 32 major countries to make up 72 major countries of the world, almost one-third of the total number of countries.