GDP (millions) *World Bank / Inflation *www.indexmundi.com/ / Unemployment Rate *Division of International Labor Comparisons
Canada - 1,336,068 / 2.4% / 7.8%
USA - 14,119,000 / 3.8% / 9.0%
Japan- 5,068,996 / 1.4% / 5.1%
Germany - 3,330,032 / 2.7% / 6.7%
France - 2,649,390 / 2.8% / 10.1%
UK - 2,174,530 / 3.6% / 7.9%
Italy - 2,112,780 / 3.4% / 8.2%
Lower rate of inflation is linked to a lower rate of unemployment. The GDP is relatively similar except the US's which is incredibly higher than all the other listed countries. Japan seems to be the most "comfortable" earning quite a large sum of GDP, considering its nation's small size, and having a very small rate of inflation and unemployment. Also, France has a low rate of inflation but a very high rate of unemployment.
Chosen because they were the biggest super powers in the early 20th century?
Also all mostly use a market economy. Or main nations that fought in WW2? 1st world countries?
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