Korea
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $3.54 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $80.58 billion
South Korea is one of the strongest countries in Asia and the world, and is expected to remain among the top 10 countries by 2050. By 2050, the country's economy is expected to rank 18th in the world, with a size expected to exceed $3.5 trillion. The country also ranks high in terms of technological prowess and cultural influence, with K-pop, fashion, and food making waves around the world.
Brazil
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $7.54 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $50.24 billion
By 2050, Brazil will be the world's fifth-largest economy, with an estimated size of $7.54 trillion. The country has a strong military with more than 520 military aircraft and has used its economic power to build a strong armed force. In 2022, Brazil's defense spending will exceed $20 billion, and this figure is expected to exceed the $50 billion mark by 2050.
France
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $4.7 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $75.88 billion
France's economic growth will continue to be stable, but not like some other emerging markets. Of this, defense spending exceeds $75 billion.
Russia
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $7.13 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $165.14 billion
Russia was once considered one of the three most powerful countries in the world. However, despite its stable economy and huge military spending, it may fall behind in the rankings due to its lack of technological progress compared to its competitors and numerous economic sanctions. Russia's ongoing struggle in Ukraine harshly illustrates the limits of its power. In addition, much of the country's military equipment is now obsolete and needs to be upgraded immediately.
Japan
Projected GDP (purchasing power parity) in 2050: $6.78 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $64.21 billion
Japan ranks sixth on the list of the most powerful countries to rule the world in 2050. The country will continue to play an important role in the world due to its economic, military, political, and cultural strength. By 2050, GDP at purchasing power parity is expected to reach $6.78 trillion, and defense spending is expected to exceed $64 billion.
Germany
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $6.14 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $64.87 billion
Germany is expected to become the world's fifth-largest economy in purchasing power parity terms, with a projected gross domestic product (PPP) of more than $6 trillion in 2050. In 2022, the country's defense spending will exceed $55 billion, and with a strong economy, this figure is likely to grow steadily in the coming decades.
United Kingdom
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $5.37 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $92.57 billion
The UK will continue to be a major global power in 2050 due to a strong economy, and technological advancement is one of its key strengths. In 2022, the country's defense spending was $68.46 billion. This number is expected to continue to climb over the next two decades. Britain has a powerful army with nuclear weapons and advanced fighter jets.
India
Projected GDP (purchasing power parity) in 2050: $44.13 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $138.63 billion
India is expected to become the world's third-largest economy by 2050 in terms of purchasing power parity. The increase in India's economic output is likely to further increase its defense spending, which is already quite high, as Delhi's military spending in 2022 is estimated at $81 billion. India has been actively expanding its sphere of influence on the Asian continent and is actively expanding its influence on the continent.
China
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $58.5 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $503.39 billion
China is rapidly catching up with the United States for global hegemony. According to projections, China is expected to become the world's largest economy by 2050, with a GDP expected to reach $58.5 billion in purchasing power parity terms. Based on trends in China's military spending from 1990 to 2022, Beijing's defense spending is expected to exceed $500 billion by 2050. In 2022, China's military spending will reach $292. China is also one of the most technologically advanced countries in the world and a well-deserved excellent country in Asia.
United States
Projected GDP (PPP) in 2050: $34.1 trillion
Projected defense spending in 2050: $1.35 trillion
Although China has significantly narrowed the gap, the United States is still on track to become the most powerful country to dominate the world by 2050, with a projected GDP of more than $34 trillion and defense spending of more than $1.3 trillion.